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He's currently carrying Bad and Crazy and now he'll star in this. He's such a charismatic actor. Love him.

It can lmao there are currently a few Indian shows at 1.5k eps+ and even 2k+ XD

I'm actually surprised that people here aren't calling him out. He wasn't doing it intentionally but it was still making the FL guilty the entire way. Indirect manipulation like that is just not it.

381 now haha

He's taking a break from the industry not just TV series. Sad Tropics will be the only thing he'll star in in 2022.

Son Keok Koo was a delight in this movie.

Jun is everywhere these days. So proud of him.

Time loop drama are double edged sword for me. I like them short and neat because I get annoyed when I see similar events play over numerous times. Like one of the most egregious example of a time loop for me was the anime Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. It basically repeats the same thing for about 8 episodes. By the end I wanted to rip the head off of the writers. lol

I'm just at episode 4 and I'm already tired actually. I wish it was shorter because the storyline is so condensed but they're dragging it already.

15 eps is too long for a premise like this tbh should've been ~8 Eps long.

He's among the most popular actor commercially in Mainland actually and is considered the best actor among his generation as a general consensus by critics. He has gained widespread critical as well as commercial acclaim.

Was waiting for this part. I'm still sad and a little salty that MDL users under-appreciate prolly the best actor of his gen - Liu Haoran.

Waiting for top 10 now.

Just Between Lovers is a tearjerker in a very soothing way just like this one. Come and Hug Me too is a very soothing drama.

Just finished this. I found this much much better than the Korean version. I normally prefer original over remakes and adaptation but this was an outlier. Especially the role of Misaki, I liked her significantly more than Kim Hye Soo's role. And the pacing was significantly better than the Korean version as well (which I found dreadfully slow due to it being far too long; sorry but the story did not require 16 episodes whatsoever). Kentaro was as effective as Le Je Hoon in this role as well, I liked them both equally in these roles. Both of them really made the role come to life.

Yeah , it wasn't a huge hit internationally so it missed foreign viewers. But domestically it was one of the biggest/most buzzworthy dramas of 2018. https://www.soompi.com/article/1287269wpp/top-10-buzzworthy-dramas-2018

Wonder what the premise is.

Uncanny Counter is an OCN show. OCN renews it. Netflix just has the license to air the S1 and they might not even air the S2.

Vagabond was not a Netflix produced show either, they had the license to air it. They don't have a say in its renewal.

Arthdal is a tvN show not a Netflix show. Netflix had the license to air it.

Yes. It was a big hit in SK and usually was the #1 or the 2nd most viewed show during its airing nights.

Yes I know, which is unfortunate. You know considering the Guest was a huge critical and commercial hit and the Wailing gained massive acclaimed internationally, you'd expect Kdrama/movie makers to explore this type of genre more but for some reason they seem to be running the complete opposite way.

Not Kdramas. But they've done plenty in the west (the Haunting series for e.g) which is why I expected them to invest in Kdramas like that. It's disappointing to see that most of these dramas are crime dramas or romcoms.