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Lily Alice Jul 20, 2024
"And then, because I starred in It's Okay to Not Be Okay, he proposed the role of Cha Jae Yi to me."

I don't understand that sentence. I mean... she had a very minor support role... and so what? What was it about that role that made the director think of her? 😐
And the title. The opposite of "to be" is "not to be". Shakespeare would be mighty pissed off to read that title.
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Lily Alice Jul 20, 2024
That's not hacking. It's poor password controls. An ex-girlfriend or boyfriend of anyone at tvn could have done it. Or a disgruntled employee. Should be very easy to find the culprit or the staff member that allowed it to leak.

Edit. What I'm alluding to is the common practice of the responsible party suggesting it's not their fault by bringing in the word 'hack'. It's tvN's fault. They should stop being pathetic and take responsibility.
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Replying to 11774507 Jul 17, 2024
This fan has been waiting to watch LR and finds Viki (and other viewing options) to be too cumbersome, so I welcome…
Totally agree about Viki. I can tolerate them losing my progress, poor navigation etc, but not the childish subtitles. Subtitles are supposed to be discreet - yet they assault me with song lyrics interleaved with actual dialogue and stupid shout-outs. I stopped using it a year ago, haven't looked back so far.
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Replying to LouieUy Jul 17, 2024
netflix getting worse, lately they've added a lot of 'new' shows and movies but actually old, also a lot of good…
It's because of broadcast rights. If they pass on a drama they have to wait until the exclusive period elapses in each region, or they do a contract with Viki/whoever holds them. In a way it would be bad if Netflix held a monopoly - even though it's my favourite distributor by far. It would hold too much clout in Korea and have (even more) power to influence production decisions.
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