Excalibur

The CGI dog was just... bad.

Hye Ja as an elderly person is entertaining to watch, but I find her following Joon Ha around and trespassing in his house uncomfortable to watch.

I enjoyed the first episode. Han Ji Min is doing an excellent job, and Nam Joo Hyuk seems fine as well. Of course, the rest of the cast is doing great, specifically Son Ho Jun playing as the bratty brother. I'm excited to see more of this story.

Happy to hear that Park Bo Young is in this and Ahn Hyo Seop is taking the lead role. I'm looking forward to this. I hope it doesn't disappoint.

The synopsis gives off a mediocre impression. I'm not very excited, but I'll give it a try.

Spectacular drama. I didn't expect for it to be such a tearjerker for me. 10/10, brought me to the brink of tears numerous times. I have to admit that after I watched Episode 15, I cleaned myself up and composed myself but immediately broke down when I started watching Episode 16.

I love how intense this drama is. My favorite part is definitely when the secretary proclaimed, "Ha Seon the clown is dead. Now you are the king of this nation."

An alternative version to VLive is Youtube, subbed on KOK TV's channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igw5J4VnYfI

Thank you for this list. Recent dramas seem to be digging the priest theme.

I'm watching The Crowned Clown, and it's incredible. I'm looking forward to Kingdom, Romance Supplement and The Item.

Phenomenal. Yeo Jin Goo’s acting was solid, and the music was superb. Impressive drama so far.

December 31 XXXX is just a placeholder that MDL uses if the release date is unknown.

On another note, this movie may be further delayed or even cancelled due to China's ban on Hallyu content in 2016. Although China did announce they will begin to lift the ban, it is still not completely over.

Jang Ki Young has been confirmed to play as the main role, Kim Soo Hyun: https://www.soompi.com/article/1288827wpp/jang-ki-yong-nana-confirmed-upcoming-ocn-drama

I don't think Red Cry is the director. It's rather odd and too sudden for it to be him. I'm thinking Red Cry may be either Eun Ho or the phsyciatrist.

I don’t think Eun Ho can be easily ruled out since there’s a chance that Red Cry isn’t an individual but an organization. However, he could also be a red herring since the drama seems to paint him as a suspicious character numerous times.
Regarding other suspects, I suppose the little information we have of a member of Red Cry/Red Cry himself is that he is a male with a kind face who enjoys poetry. In that case, I’m suspicious of the phsyciatrist whom Woo Kyung visits. Otherwise, other suspects may include characters who have not been shown yet as cllanti stated above.

My pleasure! I found it enjoyable to make, and I'm glad you found it helpful.

Hello there. I searched for a translated version, but since I was unable to find anything, I decided to try it myself. Please note that there may be some errors as I used a mixture of Google Translate, Papago and my own interpretation to translate this. I have a feeling that the university names may be incorrect, but I hope this helps.

Here is a link to the translated version: https://i.imgur.com/dDIKSxp.png
Here is a link to the original version: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DsFauXpVYAAjvjU.jpg

(If you notice any errors, please let me know how I can fix it.)

Didn't expect Hye Na to possibly be the daughter of Joon Sang. This is getting extremely interesting.

Such a fantastic and gripping drama. The cast is doing an incredible job, including the children.

Such a detailed and interesting analysis. A well-written and unique article -- fantastic read. It's evident you placed a lot of time and work into this. Thank you for sharing.

So glad I started watching this. It's such a fun and interesting drama with solid acting.

Is this Nam Da Reum's first lead role? How exciting!