I am not sure it’s a good news. I don’t want kdrama to be become like us tv, procedurals with 55 seasons.…
I do agree with you about the romance part (not all dramas need romance). Not all great chemistry between MLs need to be developped into a romance.
On the other hand, I am delighted with this possible 2nd season. As you said, it didn't really need another season but I found the first one so interesting, well executed and talentedly played that I would love to see the same/most characters (developping their sidestories or new stories) again.
Even if we feel a certain Western influence, I don’t think we will ever see Korean series with endless extended seasons. This is still KOREAN television, so I'm not that worried. I understand the concern. Netflix influences certain projects (to answer its Western audience), but it doesn’t control the Asian market: local broadcasters, screenwriters, and the Korean audience remain the dominant forces. K‑dramas are evolving, but they’re not becoming Westernized — they’re adapting while keeping their narrative DNA intact.
Furthermore, South Korean dramas are not just cultural products: they are a strategic sector supported by the state, a form of national soft power, and an economic model that works precisely because it differs from Western formats. Korean broadcasters (tvN, JTBC, SBS, MBC, ENA…) have every reason to preserve their narrative identity.
Quite a few dramas listed here have (way) more than 50,000 watchers ! 😵💫 For example: - A Good Day to Be a Dog - Lovestruck in the City - A Killer Paradox - My Beautiful Man - Backstreet Rookie - Melting Me Softly - Radio Romance - ...
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couldn't stop crying in the second half ☹️😭 but thank god they reunited 🙌 loved this movie. It was kinda…
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Fun Voting List ! Btw, the 1995 Year of the Pig started on January 31th, 1995 and ended on February 2nd, 1996. So, for example, Taiwanese actor Darren Chen (born on January 15th, 1995), and South Korean actress Ji Soo (born on January 3rd, 1995) are actually Dogs -and not Pigs- in Chinese Astrology. 😌🐶😉
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I love seeing/reading articles about less "popular" actors. Keep them coming !
On the other hand, I am delighted with this possible 2nd season.
As you said, it didn't really need another season but I found the first one so interesting, well executed and talentedly played that I would love to see the same/most characters (developping their sidestories or new stories) again.
Even if we feel a certain Western influence, I don’t think we will ever see Korean series with endless extended seasons. This is still KOREAN television, so I'm not that worried.
I understand the concern. Netflix influences certain projects (to answer its Western audience), but it doesn’t control the Asian market: local broadcasters, screenwriters, and the Korean audience remain the dominant forces. K‑dramas are evolving, but they’re not becoming Westernized — they’re adapting while keeping their narrative DNA intact.
Furthermore, South Korean dramas are not just cultural products: they are a strategic sector supported by the state, a form of national soft power, and an economic model that works precisely because it differs from Western formats.
Korean broadcasters (tvN, JTBC, SBS, MBC, ENA…) have every reason to preserve their narrative identity.
- A Good Day to Be a Dog
- Lovestruck in the City
- A Killer Paradox
- My Beautiful Man
- Backstreet Rookie
- Melting Me Softly
- Radio Romance
- ...
Thx so much for your understanding ! 💝
And welcome to Delulu Land ! 🤩
As other viewers, I haven't watch this movie yet and I don't want to be spoiled on the ending (happy or sad) or any important part of the course of the story.
Thank you for your kind understanding 🙏🏻
Please note that The Spoiler Tag must be used for all illegal streaming platforms mentioned on MDL. Thanks for your understanding !
As other viewers, I haven't watched this yet and I really don't want to be spoiled on the ending (or an important course/part of the story). Happy or not.
Thank you for your kind understanding ! 🙏🏻
Btw, the 1995 Year of the Pig started on January 31th, 1995 and ended on February 2nd, 1996. So, for example, Taiwanese actor Darren Chen (born on January 15th, 1995), and South Korean actress Ji Soo (born on January 3rd, 1995) are actually Dogs -and not Pigs- in Chinese Astrology. 😌🐶😉