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But seriously, Lee Seung-gi took a bashing recently. So did Yoo Ah-in. I think it just depends on the context. To state that a certain opinion isn't allowed is a little bit autocratic - you should debate using facts, evidence, opinions, but not maxims and dogma, don't you think? It's not helpful to women to stamp and say no... because it's a woman, surely?

Lol, the commenters you're criticising are all female 😉

The article itself references potential 'chemistry' between JCW and JDY. You don't own all rights to opinions on JCW by the way.

There's another one on air in Japan right now too: Marriage Is Difficult For A Ninja

Dangerous Housewife, j-dorama...
With Jang Hyuk, Chae Jung-an and some k-drama treatment it should be much better!

Stop playing the victim, there's no racism here, or on the TV show. Stop playing the race card too. Is that your maximum depth? Sorry, it's pretty shallow.

Lol, this narcissist thinks we're going to scroll through all the comments just to find their previous contributions, assimilate them and form a balanced assessment based on their combined works. Oh wow. I'll get right on it 😆

How dare you talk about the US, that's racist 🤣🤣

Whether or not you've seen a hippo is nothing to do with racism. You don't even know what racism is. Don't talk about geography and call it racism, snowflake. Me, me, me. I'm so offended. Mock outrage. Stfu.

Don't disregard my concerns. Your post makes me uncomfortable. Lol.

Explain why it was racist

I don't pander to the mock discomfort of spoiled crybabies, it makes them worse, not better.

How does one individual from Africa (lol 😂, I mean the USA 🤣) decide everything's about them? There was no racism. Only a racist finds racism where it doesn't exist.

Narcissists.

Crybabies.

Me, me, me, me, me! Wah, wah, wah.

🥹😂😂

p.s. he was playing Schubert on that street piano, not the norm, first time hearing it in a drama for me. My only criticism - a typical street piano might not be up to that piece, usually the action's a bit worn out so rapid note repetition wouldn't be possible.

p.p.s. I love hearing classical music in dramas, it's a gift that's used effectively and sparingly in my experience - how could you complain, I mean, which scene in which drama has it spoiled for you?

Mine's going up, my glass is half full. Whatever happens from here I'll give it 7.5 for the good things: the actors and the writer and director they drafted in - there's clearly the work of two patterns on display.

You mean opus 9 part 2? It's used often... but I wonder... sometimes we get different music on the export version to the music originally used in Korea, I assume due to copyright. Maybe it doesn't apply to Netflix dramas.

Thanks for the round up, your articles are excellent. Crash Course was great, the best shows always finish on their highest ranking.

Stop playing the victim

Narrative's a train wreck, jumping all over the place and lacking memory - for example, it's not as if Dr Han's just witnessed the supernatural for the first time. But the last two episodes (11-12) had some really good scenes, I even laughed out loud. Shows what they could have done with these actors if they'd just worked on the storyboard properly and refrained from aimlessly going down the convivial court jester path, which could only work with a sharp, witty script.

This looks more like a favourites list than a beauty list

Two actors that work best when paired with a charismatic co-star... wonder what happens here then?