David33

That's not what happened, she's not trying to fix his family.😂 She didn't force him to do anyhting just stated her opinion. There's nothing wrong with that. Not to mention, she has a point. Doesn't matter how shit his mom is, he has the right to know the facts, and he's not a little boy anymore.

Taking your loved ones' side is just blind love, you're not helping anyone. It's just a Disney princess movie, basically, where everything gets solved by magic.

Don't judge things based on teasers. That's why I usually don't watch the teaser for the next episode.

I'm almost 100% sure the kid knows what's up, he's not stupid, he's just curious about his mom, and knows exactly what she's up to. There's no way in hell he's gonna believe that his uncle is the bad guy. He might get upset and angry, and that's 100% understandable, but that's all. If they do something like you said, I will drop this show in a heartbeat.

You're overthinking this big time. FL didn't do anything bad with the SML, she was in shock, what did you expect her to do in a situation like that? It's not like they were about to kiss or something. 🤣

Him being there wasn't unnecessary, he helped to save her. Without him, she would get hurt. It's not a love triangle btw, he's only there because of her parents, that's all.

The 1st episode was way too over the top and overdramatic for no reason, not to mention the camera shaking. Some parts didn't even make sense, like how the hell a convict who just got out of prison can sit in a room full of kids in a law school? Not to mention the judge who sentenced him. This could never happen in real life. The police should've gotten him before he entered the room, because he was wearing an ankle monitor.

I'll give this 2 more episodes, but so far, it's not impressing and as usual the police feels like a bunch of 5 year olds who are roleplaying. That last scene with the shoes was nonsense.

I don't think "Doona" is something that would make you cry tbh. It's just as realistic as this one. It's also a bit more complex because the time jumps and time periods can be confusing for many if they don't pay attention.😅 They don't spell out which year it is, you have to find the clues. "Doona" has way more tiny details than "Surely Tomorrow". That's why many people still don't know if it was a happy, sad or open ending.

If you don't want to cry your eyes out, I don't recommend the only drama I rate 10/10, "When Life Gives You Tangerines," even though it is pretty much perfect.

I don't think that's related only to Asian dramas. We can say the same about any other shows and movies.

I don't have a problem with brain-off, pure fun movies or shows. I love them too. I don't expect too much, only a consistent script. Being critical is literally my job, so even if it's just a light romcom, I want a good story, not just a cute romance with some kissing scenes. There are a LOT of "feelgood" and "slice-of-life" romcoms in my list that I loved, and many of them didn't have hardcore stories, but I do think, every show or movie has to offer something special to stand out a bit.

This one isn't anything special, but the script was well-written, more mature and realistic. So, technically it's not a typical romcom Kdrama. Like I said, 7/10 is not a bad score, only Kdrama fans think below 8.0 is a bad rating. But I do think not only this one, but many other dramas are underrated, because these can offer something different, not the same old stuff.

To be honest, "Doona!" is also one of my fave Kdramas and it has a 7.7 rating. Also, not a bad rating, but many people didn't like it, because of the writing and the more mature and realistic vibe.

I don't care about what other people like, but if they only love typical romcoms, they shouldn't watch more complex, mature and realistic dramas, so later they can blame the crew for not spelling out everything for them and making the same romcoms. These people always call these shows "boring". Now, that's something I can't tolerate.

It's easy to tell if someone understood the story or not. Like it or not, it doesn't matter.

She visited multiple doctors, but as she said, they sent back to a neurologist or where, because no one knew anything about her past. They thought she had a problem only because of the accident.

Dorami kissed Hiro, not Muhee.

The conflict in Canada was very realistic imo, because neither of them are someone who speak openly about their feelings. If you watched it with ENGLISH CC I get it, because that's the English transcript, the original ENGLISH sub is much better.

They basically changed personalities, because Muhee thought he's with the other woman, so she didn't want to say anything. Meanwhile, Hojin was the opposite.

Not true. A LOT of weekly drama didn't enter the TOP10, not every week. We can say the same about Netflix original dramas too. There's a LOT of Asian dramas that flopped on Netflix, weekly or not.

Why are people acting as if MDL wants to trash their fave show when this article is about multiple dramas?

No offense, but ANYONE can write articles for MDL, so if you want to trash another Kdrama because I'm sure you're salty, you can do it.

I don't give a damn about ratings at all my friend. I only care about quality. If I only cared about ratings, I would watch 5-10 shows every year at max.

Here you can see all the data for the Weekly Netflix TOP10, go write about the flops. I'm pretty sure you care about this more than me. 😂

https://www.netflix.com/tudum/top10/tv

Yes, that's what they said, but my guess they kept in secret completaly.

I'm sure we're gonna know more about that later.

They said their releationship was a secret. They probably didn't mention it to anyone.

OST Part 4 is not out yet so no one knows yet. I use Shazam usually but even that app don1t know if the song is not released yet. I feel like I know the song because it's sounds like a typical Pop song from the 80s.

Sometimes it's a lot of fun, sometimes it's a serious crime drama, and then it turns into some ridiculous crazy madness, but I love it. 😂 All 4 main actress has a great chemistry, and that's all I need. I don't really care about romance to be honest. It's pretty obvious that Geumbo and Jeongu is the endgame here, but I'd love it if she's gonna end up with her girls. That would be something new.

Weird take. It's a Netflix original. What did you expect? Also, Netflix shows don't avoid anything because Netflix has its own weekly rating. So it's pretty easy to see how a show performs.

I don't mind if you have a different opinion, I like it when people have different opinions because I hate saying or hearing the same thing: "Oh this is so perfect, right?" "Yeah right." It's boring, like talking to a parrot.

But you're saying she was insecure because of her for most of the time, and that's not true.

Just because she's insecure about a lot of things, including the other woman, doesn't mean "she's mostly spending it trying to make him not go to another woman."

She's not even important after episode 6. Even Muhee didn't care about her after that. So, not sure why you think she cares about her "every minute".

That's not MDL's system. The system uses 10 numbers, not just 8-10, so the problem is with people who don't want to use a lower score. Just like on VIKI where every movie and show has at least 9.0 rating. Many people say the story is boring, the writing is bad, and then they say, the chemistry was good so "I will rate it 9.0". Nonsense.

I can accept any REAL opinion, bad people who don't understand things, can't write proper reviews just say it's boring, or the plot makes no sense. That's not a critique, that's just a lack of understanding.

I don't think you know what irony means. I'm not the one who said wanted to prove this isn't an underrated drama. You basically discredit other people's opinions. So, how are you any better exactly?😅

It's not a cope. It's a FACT! 7/10 is a good rating. It's not my fault that Kdrama fans don't know any other numbers than 8-10. 😂

There's an OFFICIAL rating system. What is awful is just a personal opinion. Most Kdramas under 8/10 are not as bad as many people make them out to be. In fact, it's better than a LOT of dramas with above 8.0 ratings.

I didn't insult anyone. If the shoe fits, it's not my fault or my problem. Comments and some reviews prove my point. They can't understand stories even it's not complex, even if the writer spells everything out. That's also a fact.

Saying something is boring or badly-written without any actual proof is not a critique. It's just trashing.

I will be blatantly clear because I don't care if I hurt someone's feelings. Most Kdrama fans watch Korean shows because of the romance, that's all. They don't care about stories at all. Dramas like "Lovely Runner", "When the phone rings", "Love Next Door" etc are 8+ rated because of the cutesy romance, even tho in all 3 the writing is all over the place.

I don't care who likes or dislikes something IF they can articulate why. But most of them only say: It's boring, there's no chemistry, makes no sense and other nonsense.

Everyone has their own opinion but that doesn't mean this drama isn't underrated, and I'm not talking about actual ratings. 7.2 isn't a bad rating, it's basically above average. It's just that most Kdrama fans give 8+ or in most cases 9-10/10 to every freakin' cutesy romcom without any meaningful story.

Is this drama anything special or new? Not really. Is it good? Yes, even with minor flaws. Overall, it's well-written, the acting is good, and the chemistry is good (I'm not talking about sexy boys and women and kissing scenes like most people) and the character developments are also good.

This is a more mature drama, and people aren't used to that in romcoms. Many of them can't even understand the most basic things like why these characters are acting a certain way. These people are 100% clueless and ignorant. They watch Kdramas with 2x speed and skip scenes, then blame the writers and even actors if they don't understand the story.

These days, people love to say things like: boring, no story at all etc. And that's not the case with this drama at all.