Excalibur

This drama wasn't perfect, but I love it. I do find it disappointing that there are some questions left unanswered, but I enjoyed watching every moment of this drama. I felt incredibly sad knowing that the drama was coming to an end, but after watching the last episode, I feel slightly better seeing the closure. It's been such a long time since I've felt this depressed about a drama ending. I'll deeply miss Extraordinary You and its characters.

I'm not ready to let go of this drama.

Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuiUoBMCJuA

Here's that EDM beat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuiUoBMCJuA

Really? Do Hwa just got friend zoned? I suppose I could understand why Ju Da make that decision to play it safe, but poor boy. That was quite disappointing.
Even though I'm for Dan Oh and Haru, those scenes of Baek Kyung and Dan Oh going on a date were bittersweet. It's unfortunate that it's her fake side and they aren't truly happy.

I like Hye Yoon's new hairstyle. She looks pretty without the bangs (not saying that she isn't in the first place).

I had no idea the new format also impacted OnDemand. That's interesting and unfortunate.

Perhaps you might be right. I also get the feeling that he has a hidden motive. Unless he sincerely likes her, his sudden interest and bold behavior come off as suspicious.

I wish there wasn't a love triangle (or rectangle). I feel like the drama would have been much better off without it. Quite a few dramas with love triangles this year.

The ratings are unfortunately low, but as Pranksalot stated, it's a buzzworthy drama that has trended in South Korea. I've heard that a possible reason as to why the ratings are low is because young people don't really watch TV anymore. Therefore, since this drama's targeted audience are teens and young adults, the ratings aren't high.

Oh yes, I've seen the BTS. I just find it funny how their height difference changes occasionally.

The height difference is endearing, but it's certainly inconsistent at times.

Such a talented actress. I greatly anticipate her next projects.

The reason why some networks have been splitting dramas is because they want to squeeze in more ads.

Ah, I see. Someone must have made a mistake then.

The last airing date has always been November 21.

I'm cautiously excited for The Ordinary Glory and Unknown Number. The Korean originals were so great that I hope the Chinese remakes won't be a disappointment.

While I enjoy this drama, I'm slightly miffed by Ryung's actions. I understand she's the type to act before thinking, but some of her actions are extremely selfish and place others at an unfavorable position. I don't agree with Ryung's decision to steal the keys despite knowing it would get her and Ji Suk fired. It's almost as if she doesn't appreciate Ji Suk taking a blow for her and receiving a pay cut when he desperately needs money. Speaking of money, I wonder why he refused to tell Ma Ri about his situation with his mother. I'm curious to know why he wanted to hide it because I think it's best to be candid about these situations with a significant other.

I like this drama, but the story is starting to drag. The reveal of the two mothers knowing each other wasn't much of a surprise. I feel slightly disappointed that the writers chose this cliche.

I believe that's Heung Shik, the one who installed the camera in the bar. Many people suspected him to be Joker, but a part of me thinks he's a red herring and just lives with or is an accomplice of Joker.