Annick

I want a Madam Lim spin off

I think it's really bad and full of plots holes...but still entertaining in its own way?

I didn't get what her friend was saying about her, She found her leg caught in the net? Why her body was in the freezer though? I don't get it. She thought her husband had pushed her in the sea, easy thing to do with the storm, but why there was a leg in the net?

I wonder who was Buyeon soul, didn't she say that the baby died before birth and they needed the ice stone then?

Sorry I don't remember probably in the latest ones after his death.

I think the brother tried to kill the dad and also went to jail for that, but I'm not sure. It got confusing. The dad thought SHA was not his child and used that reason to harass the mom. Maybe his brother thinks that if it weren't for him, the dad would have not killed the mom and he wouldn't have gone to jail either. SHA moved him to the driver seat.

The personality of Naksu came from her experiences. she now acts like a baby chick because she doesn't remember her past and have been locked and brainwashed for 3 years. There is still a tiny part of her rebelling. I suppose regaining her memories and power all of sudden would be too painful and confusing, she might even disappear not to hurt Uk again. I'm scared about that ending too, what if it's an open ending (if it's the case I want a 3rd season) or if it doesn't end well T T

I found this show interesting first (haven't seen ep.10 yet) but then got bored. Another EX! Romance drama I watched recently all had an annoying ex that come back years after the break up, and sometimes both characters have an annoying ex. Can we have a story without the ex or the clingy childhood friend? Now that ex really doesn't want them to eat because she comes like a fly on the soup each time they talk about eating something delicious. Once: ok it happens. Twice: couldn't she come after they ate the macarons? Plus she barged in the shop being weird and talking about killing. Thrice: are you kidding me? Is the Ex timed with lunch hour? That's ridiculous, who wrote that? We get it, she's a ****blocker and he doesn't want to see her. His reasons sound a bit weird too, so I really hope something else happened...Ok I can understand he's feeling guilty, but saying he's not allowed to be happy with her but it's alright with another girl, Hm... That sounds a bit unfair for the first one, so I really hope she cheated on him or something. Also why asking the kid to go some obscur place? Why the policeman was so relaxed when a kid was dying in front of him? When I start focusing more on details than the show, it's not good. I'm even expecting some kimchi slap from the ex mother-in-law. It seems ep 10 is good so I still have a bit of hope.

I'm waiting to be in the mood and the perfect season, Like Something in the Rain should be watched in Spring (according to me).

I see there are only 12 episodes, does that mean there will be a second season ?

It's because it's how the afterlife is depicted according to religion/fiction. Ppl who committed suicide end up in hell. In real life, it used to be illegal and penalized as well. Keep watching, you will see that they are not all fine with that idea, especially Choi Joon Woong. The idea of hell is also that couldn't find peace because of the ones they left behind,.

https://www.soompi.com/article/1526780wpp/tomorrow-responds-to-allegations-of-using-information-about-btss-v-and-jungkook-in-a-scene

The other names on the list were also names shared with actresses and singers. I heard that some Asian ppl see this as a jink or something...Anyway, there is some superstition about it. It's a scene that could have been ignored, It looks like some ppl started drama on purpose.

Actually the name associated with jk birthday is the name of another singer.

Oh I know! "Where Your Eyes Linger" is in my top list. I had so much expectation when I saw the poster but found it, really, terrible, not in a good way, but ppl around me were all: 10/10, masterpiece! So I tried to watch it again and thought it was even worse the second time.

There are a lot I enjoyed, watched till the end even if they were not that good or that I haven't seen. Cinderella and the Four Knights is the only one here I haven't been able to watch one episode, but since I'm maso I will try again. I watched Hwarang on fast forward, all that crying and recap....nope. I wanted to die while watching The Bride of Habaek (the kiss in the stair was fun), The King: Eternal Monarch,
Oh My Venus, Oh My Ghost, Cheese in the Trap (too long and repetitive). Flower of Evil and Mouse got me really interested for 6-8 episodes and then I lost interest, still watched till the end though. It took me years to watch Coffee Prince. There are drama that are not that good or original but that you still have fun watching for whatever reason and some other that can't keep your attention.

I have no special one in my mind right now but it happens often in the middle of it, I'm like what? I think in Secret Royal Inspector, the girl fight some guys in the beginning but later in the story she can't knocked out a drunk guy. In King's Affection, she's raised as a prince and learned to fight, probably got injured too but a cut on her arm and she got super weak (it happens to male leads too). In Flower of Evil, she goes from an extreme to another, sometimes she's rational and coldly analyse the situation, sometimes she's completely losing it . In Tunnel, she tries to catch a criminal without plan or back up, but they are always doing that, men too.

What I find annoying in drama is when the badass female lead suddenly change of personality.
Sometimes the super rational girl becomes irrational and is just being leaded by her emotions. A girl who is fighting like Bruce Lee in the first episodes suddenly forgets how to fight and have to be rushed to the hospital because of a paper cut. And of course the princess Peach, the girl who is supposed to be super smart that run into every traps and wait to be rescued by the male lead.

I don't know why, but I thought it was first "K-Drama" which was "She was Pretty" for me.
But it's sure that I saw Japanese drama long before that, but are they drama or live action?
I saw Densha Otoko a long time ago, sometimes around 2005-2008 maybe?
Skip Beat! was my first non Japanese drama.

I don't think anything over 8 is underrated. Same for very popular drama.