Excalibur

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Wasn't he just cast in a chicken drama? That was fast.

The guy in the mirror was Min Woo, the colleague of Jun Ho and Young Woo. I don't think Jun Ho is necessarily gay as there is a possibility that him and Min Woo are simply roommates.

Anyone know the OST that plays when Mu Deok plays the instrument and has a moment with Yul on the small bridge?

A Business Proposal

In the car ride after reviewing the contract with the new coach, Taeyang says that her father's dream was to make her a badminton star and that he didn't view her as her daughter unless she played badminton. She also reveals that he didn't text her for three years when she took a break from badminton until her mother was on the verge of death. So, her father did not offer any support for her when she stopped playing badminton.

Filming started in May 2021. Due to COVID-19 causing a delay, filming wrapped up in January 2022. Na Da Reum enlisted in the military in February 2022, so filming was concluded before his enlistment.

This comment explains the title's play on words in Korean: https://kisskh.at/698379-shooting-star#comment-9306829
Based on the synopsis and the comment above, the title is referring to people having to clean up the "shit" celebrities—aka the "stars"—leave behind.

He carried her bag in Ep 17 when they had to carry backpacks during their first run for training.

A shame that this probably won't air. It was one of my highly anticipated dramas after I read the novel. I feel bad for the cast and crew.

Similar dramas in terms of lightheartedness? If so:
- What's Wrong with Secretary Kim
- Her Private Life
- Dali and the Cocky Prince
- Fight For My Way

They filmed it in Xiamen, and the bus scenes were filmed in a studio using LED screens for the scenery.

Perhaps you could try 365: Repeat the Year and Erased (2017).
I would also recommend The Bad Kids. While it doesn't involve time loops or time travel, its execution is quite similar to Reset with the use of hidden clues.

PHS's character harbors romantic feelings for HHJ's character. While romance might not be a major theme in this drama, there is a possibility of some minor romance between the two.
Source: "Park Hyung Shik plays Jung Yi Hyun, an intelligent and honest violent crimes detective who wants to pursue a sweet relationship with Yoon Sae Bom." from https://www.soompi.com/article/1493411wpp/park-hyung-sik-and-han-hyo-joo-are-engulfed-in-fear-in-new-poster-for-apocalyptic-thriller-drama-happiness

Nice article! I typically pass on dramas involving body swaps, but I gave this drama a try since I like Zhang Xincheng's acting. I'm glad I did because it was an enjoyable watch. Both Xincheng and Liang Jie did great acting as the opposite gender. I hope more people give the drama a shot, especially after reading this well-written article.

The posters are creative and intriguing, and the plot and characters sound pretty interesting. Overall, the drama seems to give off a quirky feel? The cast also looks great—I'm a fan of Gyu Young after her recent works.

I missed the fantasy tag and went in thinking this was merely a sageuk drama. I didn't expect a pilot episode packed with exposition and mythology. Personally, I'm not a fan of xianxia, but I'll stick around for a bit because I'm kind of interested to see where this goes, and it seems that it's rare for a Korean drama to have such a genre.

I feel the same way. I don't think it's an exceptional drama, but as you said, it's an easy watch and provides me with a bit of entertainment.

Yes, it's a happy ending.

This was such a good watch. I can see it having a second season with more emphasis on Hong Ji Ah and Oh In Bum's relationship, but I won't hold my breath.