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She's around 50. The character's late 30s. It's a top quality production, but seems Studio Dragon has reached such a lofty position it believes it can get away with anything it wants.

The scene between Young Joo from the deli and Jae Woo was awkward. Delighted to see the drama tackling the embarrassing side to loneliness in a true to life way. Jae Woo's portrayal of autism is the best I've seen, the way he latches on to Mr Choi is spot on - and endearing, really clever k-drama magic.

Slight weakness in the narrative, all of a sudden he's unhinged

Gong Yoo is one of those actors I trust, if he accepts a role, I trust it's going to be good and will gladly watch anything he's in.

What sort of break? He's famous... Hit records... Hit TV shows... Fan club... Beautiful fiancé... Enough Money... Friends at Dispatch that still run when he tips them off 😉...
I didn't even know LSG had a new show out - until all this unwelcome publicity occurred, strange coincidence!

Park So-dam, Sung Hoon and Choi Si-won make this appealing to me... and I like everyone else too, looks like there's an actor to please everyone in this great cast!

Didn't you just admit that your opinion is worth crap?

2, 4, 5 for me. I like the actors and scenarios of those.
Edit: p.s. thanks for another top quality article.

Thanks for those details on Namoo. From the details you provided, it could be inferred that Namoo wanted PMY off their books.

I agree with you. Those people that criticise are a little self important, they pompously act like the guardians of MDL and feel hostility towards the site being shared and enjoyed by 'lesser' folks - typical narcissists overstepping their and others' boundaries.

Err... but... you yourself just engaged with this kind of content, snowflake, you just added to the hit count, this page is a total winner.

There's more vitriolic discourse on comments for dramas, especially Netflix dramas, and I think they're pretty interesting to read. This page is quite civilised - only the PMY fan club is getting a bit heated, but it's still pretty interesting - although it's getting repetitive now. And the advertisers on this page have got their money's worth so will probably continue to invest.

Here's a final thought... it seems to me that the artists of Hook Entertainment have the most proactive, defensive and vitriolic fans. Only Han So-hee's fans come anywhere near them (I'd like to see a pitch battle between the two 🥊). Coincidence? Hook bots? Fraudsters?

Why's this on mydramalist?: https://youtu.be/xba1X3DUtk8

To those that think the topic of this article is out of bounds: what's the essential difference between this article and the following video posted by 'mydramalist' on YouTube?:

https://youtu.be/xba1X3DUtk8

It's about an actor who works in dramas

Actors have nothing to do with dramas?

Since you want to quote me, let's see... do you understand what these phrases mean?*:
"my view"
"I think it might"

Yet you want to issue a threat, what's it to you how carefully I tread?

*rhetorical question inferring you don't

I like you Lucy, I'm not trying to disrespect you.

It's definitely in our interest, it's connected to drama so it seems valid. Is it gossip? (no.) Let's establish that by business, you're really inferring 'interest' - otherwise 99.99% of all news is none of our business. Should we silence all the news outlets because it's not our business?

The reputation of the entertainment industry could be considered in our interest. The investigation of crimes is quite interesting. Crimes potentially involving celebrities is more than a little interesting.

Since she really was summoned by the police and it might lead to her dropping out of dramas (that were announced on MDL), don't you think there's a good enough reason to report it here?

So, personally I think that none of us have the right to try to silence reporting that we find disagreeable. It's illogical and it means this whole web site must cease - because at least one person disagrees with every article and every comment.

Not you... but there's a social media persona that various commenters like to project, they want to appear morally superior, it's narcissism. They're the ones that tell others what they cannot say, because in so doing it demonstrates their superior position, their better morals, and attempts to shut down other views. I think when you disagree about something, you could just lay out your arguments in a structured way, in whatever style you like. In your comment there's no explanation to why you think it's not 'our' business or why MDL could get sued; the rest is just accusation, insult and activists' battle cries.

If I'm honest this story alters my view of PMY, I think it might have repercussions. I don't see why we shouldn't read about it - in fact I'd like more details. Financial fraud or money laundering is a very serious crime if that's what this is, all participants get punished, there's no leeway for claims of ignorance. A name is one thing, but it's not just a name... regulations mean an institution needs to fully verify that name and the named person must be active in those checks. Why does a 'mere witness' need to be summoned - formally questioned - was she accompanied by her lawyer? She's been fully booked since joining Hook, at what cost? She 'dated' that guy, is that a euphemism? How did they meet? What sort of agency is Hook? I want to know more about it. If this was a drama none of you would fully be on her side - because the drama would also illustrate the hidden victims of these crimes.

In the first episode they discussed the titular trolley problem. In the last episode I believe that pressurised decision to save or abandon Ji-hoon was the trolley decision. Leaving him appeared to benefit the majority on the face of things, the final outcome was completely unexpected - what would his decision have been if he knew? Isn't this what the hypothetical trolley problem is about?

That, for me, was the trolley decision