Bodea

Watching it for Chengy. That blue purple hair he's rockin is the best.

80 episodes? Whoa, well I better stay up to date with this one or I'll fall off and not finish. So far it's a nice, funny, and light drama. I really like the oldest brother and the youngest sister. Hope to see more of them.

I still love him and to me, it's clear that he is worried about Gong Sim's safety. With what he's figured out, it makes perfect sense.

Me too. The wait is so painful.

Me too. The wait is so painful.

Get what you want Gong Shim! Green light your boo all the way to the finale!!

Waiting for subs like it's a job...

One of the first jdramas I watched. I kept hearing about Yamapi and NoProduce and decided to see what all the fuss was about one or the other. This was an okay detective drama with very light romance. Not really worth the hype though.

Seems she's in Cinderella and the four knights, but I read that was pre produced and they'd already wrapped shooting. If so, shouldn't be a problem.

Seems she's in Cinderella and the four knights, but I read that was pre produced and they'd already wrapped shooting. If so, shouldn't be a problem.

I love action so this was right up my alley. I can't wait for the movie. All of the bromance is awesome.

Loved the version with KDW. I might watch this one just cause I'm a sucker for contract relationships.

The trailer looks awesome. Love the tone and costumes. I hope the story is just as good as the look.

Kim Rae Won!! Finally he's in a drama where his death and misery is not 100% guaranteed. And with my fave PSH. Can't wait.

I might possibly watch this. Jang Hyuk is hit or miss for me, mostly miss because the only drama I enjoyed him in is Thank You. The synopsis is kinda blah as well.

Synopsis sounds good. Hope someone subs it.

Last Cinderella was really good. Unfortunately, dramas like Last Cinderella and Rich Man Poor Woman where romance is a central part of the plot is not the norm, IMO. To me, it seems like more romance dramas and/or dramas that were a great mix of drama and romance were more prominent in the 90's. I feel like this year, they kinda realized what they were missing and gave us more romance in jdramas, but they couldn't resist leaving the tragedy out of a few of them.

Yes, hair often bother me and turns me off. The flips and curls on a dude. No.

I think you've touched on the 2 main points. Most of the time when I try to get my friends and family to try jdramas, they talk about looks and the weird acting and the way they emphasize certain things when speaking. I've even heard the same about cdramas and twdramas, but I've had better luck getting my friends and family to try those. I personally love both jdramas and korean dramas. The reasons why I often watch more kdrama than jdramas is because subs are more abundant and jdramas tend to get stuck on one trend for a long time and I get bored. For instance in the last 3 or 4 years, I haven't watched many jdramas because there have been way too many detective and medical dramas. I also prefer action and romcom (and even my action needs to have a little romance) and jdramas are often lacking on that front. So, for me, kdramas have a little bit more diversity going on.

All of these look really good. I think 2016 has produced some really great dramas so far. I've enjoyed way more dramas this year than last. Last year, the drought was real.