Cinnamaroll

"Namonaki Doku" could have been a lot better. It dragged on longer than it should, and the last conflict was just beyond ridiculous for me. <br /><br />"Doubles" should stay underrated. Outside of those fan-service shower scenes, it really wasn't a good show. That show and "Dokushin Kizoku" made me realize I don't care for Ito Hideaki as an actor, even though I liked him in the movie "Onmyoji". <br /><br />It's true, though, that Japanese dramas don't get anywhere near as much play as Korean ones do. I, honestly, can see why. However, I hope people will give "Shitsuren Chocolatier" a chance this season. Even though I don't find Jun Mastumoto all that attractive, I think that helps the story stand out more.

2nd episode... when he takes off his shirt. Ew.

You obviously can't handle dramas, so you should just leave them alone. Many dramas include people in relationship whom other people are in love with and try to get for themselves. Actually, there's tons of movies and television shows around the world with that type of theme. Overall, though, if you have this much trouble with a fictitious story being portrayed by actors, you really need to spend more time outside of your bubble. Oh, and I can guarantee you no one cares, whatsoever, about you laughing at them. You're seriously deluded.

I agree newNY, this is much more realistic reflection of what a lot of people do in real life. IT IS NOT ABOUT A WOMAN TRYING TO HAVE AN AFFAIR. How can that be when they knew each other for 12yrs before she got married? Plus, there are a BUNCH of dramas where people are in love with other people that are in relationships, why just rag on this one???? They haven't even done anything or come anywhere near close to cheating. Docnty obviously has some issues seeing all her comments on here.

It's a mixed bag. I wouldn't sat you'd have to be interested in infidelity. If you're interested in unrequited love and people playing games with one another, then you may be interested. I just so happen to like watching that in dramas, lol.

What a stupid and lackluster ending. That's really all I have to say.

Thank you, R1N7B! No one is forcing anyone to read the comments.

And who dictates what's needed? You? There's also no need to make a comment that is complaining about what you view as complaining. It doesn't even have to do with the show itself, so it's unproductive in this forum. Yet, here you made one. Irony.

As long as people aren't disrespecting others or using very foul language, unhappy comments are just as valuable as happy ones.

Oh and "I like obsessing and being a control freak." Well, know we know he is at least aware of his issues.

Gahhhhhh! That last scene! *my heart just couldn't take it*

R1N7B, they are all like 18. I'd hope nobody goes through puberty that late, lol.

Sam, you are cracking me up! LoL

LOL!! My friend and I keep joking about that. I'm soooooo sick of it. Like ^Sam30317, as soon as that crescendo comes in the music, I hurry to mute it and I also fast-forward through the stupid 'memories' recap filler junk.

For serious! If it wasn't for Choi Young Do, ep.18 really was useless. And how can their hearts ache so hard when they really don't go all that long without seeing one another??? What are they all cry so much for???? *throws hands up in the air*

He's in this movie called "Friend, The Great Legacy" that released just last month. Let's hope his character there is worthy of his abilities.

Choi Young Doooooooooooooooo! Ohhhh, Choi Young Do! My heart aches for you, Choi Young Do!! I just want to hold you and pat pat your back. If they have awards for these dramas there, Kim Woo Bin needs one. He doesn't even have to shed a tear for you to feel his pain. Gosh!

I didn't know we couldn't edit and mark a post as spoiler once we've posted. Learned something new.

I think you should really mark this as a spoiler.

I wanted to back-smack him in "I Hear Your Voice", so I definitely don't need to see him in that.

LoL, you'd hate him in "I Hear Your Voice" as well. I think he is pigeon-holed with this type of role.

I agree, but I think there was more with Eun Sang. She wasn't really doing anything to protect herself or fight for what she wanted. As usual, her character is a helpless doe caught in headlights instead of one that jumps out of the way. Let's not forget she started this off with a plan to selfishly ditch her mute Mother for a sister that never returned her calls instead of trying to use her brain to make their life better in Korea. At no point at all have I felt sorry for her. More like divine justice, if you ask me.