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I think i mentioned this before ... I would watch PHS read the phone book. In case you are too young to know what a Phone Book is (AKA "White Pages" in US) ... it was a huge book printed for each city listing names, addresses and phone number. It was delivered free every year to any address that paid for a phone line. Good door stop.

No Boundary is a two-part drama. I didn't know that when I watched the last episode of Part One. I'm like . . .WTF??? With
Part two , this is a good drama with Darren Chen.

I thought I might be the only person who would wait in line to watch Sung Hoon in anything or do anything. Can I say . . . swimming? I'm happy to see I am not alone!

I remember reading a post before SGNS aired. The writer hoped there would be less crime in SGNS. She did not care for the wacko in SWDBS . I must admit, he was creepy. So what do we have now? Another wacko with a real evil eye. What will be next, LOL?

I would prefer more romance, too. Can anyone match Park Hyung Sik? Broad humor but he pulled it off. I keep hoping the romance in SGNS will take off . . . .

I agree about Jo Bo Ah. I am not enjoying her as the FL in "Destined With You." Both Jae Wooks? They, along with several others (Park Hyung Sik!) would get me to watch them reading an issue of Chosun Ilbo . . . .

VIKI has it - Taiwanese movie "Someday or One Day" for rent at $4.99 USD and, if you're desperate, Drama Cool (Watch Asian) has it with English subs: https://watchasian.mx/drama-detail/some-day-or-one-day

Sung Hoon had me at "My Secret Romance." Even "Woori the Virgin' didn't dim my appreciation of . . .. Well, that's all I'll say!

LOL! I thought to myself, "Hey! He looks familiar. Isn't he in "King . . . . ?" Great smile. It made you wonder just what he was thinking!

I guess we can say the actor is doing a good job! 🤣

Sorry, this comment is low-brow. But, I can't wait for someone to smash VP Han Je Kyun's face in . . . and his eye glasses break and pierce his evil eyes.

I think mixing the he & she pronouns may be a translation thing. I often read an article which was originally in Korean but was translated into English. I constantly see . . . (Name of MALE actor) followed by the she/her pronouns. At first, I got terribly confused. Now, I just go with it and figure the name of the actor is correct!

Thank you for pointing out "Recent Discussions." I totally missed that. And talking about production staff being lazy: . . . Nuts! I can't post the pictures. The home set for the mansion in "The Real Has Come" is exactly the same as the Home in "See You in My 19th Life!" In 19th Life, the mansion is the FL's home as a young girl. Identical, even down to the fountain and the flower pot and stool by the door to the Annex. LOL! Make a good "Spot The Difference" game. 🤣

Does anyone know the time frame of the drama - It started with her just finding out she was pregnant. Were any dates given in the first few episodes? Not the tiniest baby bump yet! I almost laughed when she put the plastic "tin can radio" cup against her flat belly.

Agree totally! I was so surprised that TK's Mom went off the deep end. She automatically assumed an affair! And to tell the daughter to resign her position? Hmmm . . . she acted like she really has the power to make that happen.

At one point, during the evil VP's "chat" with the good accountant (sorry, I have trouble remembering names), I had a fleeting impression of Marlon Brando in "The Godfather." LOL. I hate characters that are so arrogant that they just assume everyone will fall in line with their wicked plots! As my husband used to say, "The TV can't hear you!"

I AGREE! That was my first thought. "What's with the word "sandal!" Another one that gets me is. . . "forbidden love." In one drama (forget the name) the FL was dating her dead husband's brother. OMG!" Forbidden love." She started dating him well after hubby passed away and since the dead husband and brother were adopted, the brother she was currently dating had another name. What's a girl to do?!!

What a line! I laughed at that! Plan B, indeed!

This drama must have done something to me. It was the very first Asian drama I ever watched on Netflix. Now, I'm an Asian (mostly K-C-J) Drama Addict!

Sorry for the late reply. I don't think the link you gave is the one I went to. I'll try that and let you know. Also, thank you for the explanation of soft subs. I think I ran into those before. It was a case of English subtitles as part of the video with another English subtitle over it. I turned off the subtitles in Settings so there was only one subtitle showing.

I obviously don't know what I am doing because I went to ECOTVSubs and joined. But then, all I saw were synopses of the first three episodes. Is that what is meant by "soft subs?" It was only the $1/month subscription, but I didn't see any difference in the other subscription levels. What I do like seeing are the upcoming Japanese dramas. I love them!