If my life was a drama, it'd be something like "Hello! Me" or "Twenty again", a middle-aged protagonist jaded by life looking to rekindle some passion, not romance, I mean purpose in life. Finding myself in awkward situations, out of my depth and an embarrassment to my children. But of course being drama land, I find that the world is actually a lot kinder than it seems and I help connect other jaded people find their passions! Happy ending!
The show would feature lots of convenience stores and street food. There'd probably be some quirky Halmeonis in it too.
(I love watching school and college dramas too because they are so far from my experience irl. I prefer the drama to stay in drama land.)
Great article. These acts of non-consent/aggression shouldn't be censored, they make the conflicts and absurdity of drama land, but yes, they should definitely be called out, and those that condone it (perp's supporter) should be called out too.
I started this straight from stumbling upon the first series. I normally don't like starting shows that have not completed airing yet. I couldn't resist. It's a good laugh!! I've watched an hour's worth on YouTube, about 4 or 5 episodes?
I assume I've not missed anything skipping the two "movies"?
Why is no one shedding light on the romance portion?Can you please be kind and tell me 1.How is the romance between…
I feel like the romance is secondary to the mystery plot.
1. The romance between the leads is sweet and respectful. Some people have commented them as 'slow burning' or 'zero chemistry. There is little sexual tension if that is what sort of chemistry they mean *shrugs* 2. Not reeeally 3. 25 4. Nope
They switch back. They don't show the returning face but chop in flashbacks for the umbrella scene. The assumption…
It's been a while since I watched it. This was my interpretation.
The Seo family spend some time reconciling after an operation to save Eun Jae using stem cells from KKJ. It's implied in the miracle story that this is when the switch back would likely occur; 1st switch- EJ saves KKJ in the accident, 2nd switch KKJ saves EJ from illness.
It's not explicit whether either of them hold immediate memory of the body swap. KKJ either retains or regains this memory and returns to Da Ran after allowing some time for Eun Jae to digest his losses.
Still not getting the ending, so did they never switch back? Not really feeling this drama Da Ran with Kyung Joon,…
They switch back. They don't show the returning face but chop in flashbacks for the umbrella scene. The assumption is that KKJ will age to look like Eun Jae.
Question regarding the exhibition match in episode 37, was it cut out from the original? I watched it on Viki and YouTube, both just go straight to the speeches.
Data is beautiful when someone sorts and sifts out the noise. It's a lot of hard work though so I'm glad there are enthusiasts like yourself that find it fun. I will check out your feeds for future updates.
Out of curiosity, how is the watcher count counted? What's the criteria? I'm not new to Asian dramas but relatively new to MDL so I have been adding completed dramas to my lists that I may have watched a long time ago. I also assume the watcher count is accumulative and will never decrease.
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The show would feature lots of convenience stores and street food. There'd probably be some quirky Halmeonis in it too.
(I love watching school and college dramas too because they are so far from my experience irl. I prefer the drama to stay in drama land.)
Thanks for the fun article x
I assume I've not missed anything skipping the two "movies"?
1. The romance between the leads is sweet and respectful. Some people have commented them as 'slow burning' or 'zero chemistry. There is little sexual tension if that is what sort of chemistry they mean *shrugs*
2. Not reeeally
3. 25
4. Nope
:)
The Seo family spend some time reconciling after an operation to save Eun Jae using stem cells from KKJ. It's implied in the miracle story that this is when the switch back would likely occur; 1st switch- EJ saves KKJ in the accident, 2nd switch KKJ saves EJ from illness.
It's not explicit whether either of them hold immediate memory of the body swap. KKJ either retains or regains this memory and returns to Da Ran after allowing some time for Eun Jae to digest his losses.
I watched it on Viki and YouTube, both just go straight to the speeches.
Out of curiosity, how is the watcher count counted? What's the criteria? I'm not new to Asian dramas but relatively new to MDL so I have been adding completed dramas to my lists that I may have watched a long time ago. I also assume the watcher count is accumulative and will never decrease.