We love Kermit. You can’t do that too him. He is talented!
You're right, your version is more fitting - it has to be Miss Piggy as Kamol, relentlessly pursuing Kermit as Kim. Because that's what Miss Piggy does anyway.
DO YOU KNOW WHAT!!?????????I think i am a MASOCHIST!!!! cuz Jesús, i love to torture myself seeing this trash…
I am with you 100%. I love this show!
I needed to catch up with three different series today but had to watch this one first. I literally LOL'ed through the whole thing.
I'm glad the rating went up a bit. I seem to recall a Pinoy series that was equally awful and it stopped airing episodes halfway through. It might have been due to loss of budget, but I felt bad because of the possibility that it had been hated on into oblivion.
Truly, the best thing in Ep3 was Ton's performance as Kim and the brief appearance by his ex. It does seem like the ex will be around a while. Lucky us.
In this episode Kamol didn't have anyone killed, but to avenge an arson where he must have lost millions of baht his henchmen use blood to write "DIE!" on a window in the enemy boss's office. They might as well have TP'ed the guy's house.
The other boss flies off the handle though, not out of fear but because his men couldn't stop Kamol's hapless crew from doing the deed. Heck, even the two ditzes in Kim's office were able to outsmart Kamol's men by sneaking Kim out of the building where they were on guard to "watch his every move."
I question the wisdom of a product placement where an organized crime boss who has probably murdered dozens of people uses your face wash to freshen up before taking his unwillingly captive date home.
Dialog like "A guy like me never loses" never gets old -- it just belongs in a cartoon.
I wish I had the video editing skills to redo the opening credits. I'd replace Kamol with Kermit the Frog and Kim with Miss Piggy.
- Such a great series! I like that they aren't holding all the revelations until the end. - One early revelation is Min Ho making it very clear that he likes Joo Ah as more than a friend. I think it's a stretch for her to act surprised since they had that drunken evening when he confessed to her. She told him they should forget they ever had the conversation but we all know that could never literally happen. - Too many of the series that I watch starring idols don't give them a chance to perform while in character. At the most you hear it as an OST playing in the background. I'm happy to see that this one is different. - Jeong Jae Hyun's performance is aces, and I agree with everyone else that it's all the more impressive because it's his first acting gig. - Park Hye Soo is also terrific. She's giving us a dorky FL who doesn't grate on the nerves. That's not an easy balance to strike. It's really too bad about the issues with her private life. - The fact that Moon Joon has a goddess-class gf from another school should not have been a surprise, but it was. Still, I can look back on his interactions with Joo Ah and see how they could be viewed as a big brother being good to his little sister. I won't be surprised if he tells Joo Ah that his "official" gf is for the sake of his father's expectations. Whether that would be true is another matter. He's an interesting character in that he seems like a nice guy who easily gets pressured into bad choices by trying to impress his dad. I sense it is going to be his downfall. - Something about Ban Yi Dam seems off. (I'd like to be wrong because the character has such a fresh and winning personality.) I hope the reconciliation between Ji Min and Ha Neul is not because she discovers something awful about Yi Dam and goes running back to Ha Neul. I'd rather it be because Ha Neul finally sees the light about Ro Sa. - But speaking of Ji Min, I think she's being too harsh on Ha Nuel regarding their breakup. She should realize that he is as much a victim of Ro Sa's manipulation as she herself was. - But also speaking of Ji Min, I love how she shows strength during her biggest confrontations with Ro Sa. Ro Sa thinks she's said something that will devastate Ji Min, but then Ji Min turns the tables and has the last word, knocking Ro Sa on her ass. - Ro Sa looks more and more pathetic as she struggles to get Ha Neul's attention. I relish every brick wall she's slamming into as she tries. I'm not counting on that to last, though. - The identity of M seems almost irrelevant now.
Prem is HILARIOUS. The styling perfectly suits his character, screaming red hair and all, because it speaks of the bad choices he's made in his life. I expect that once he finds love and settles down it will be back to its natural color.
They should build a legit dramatic series around her as the FL. She could blow us all away by totally inhabiting a different kind of character.
Even the generous helping of sex hasn't helped. With those two leads that series should be on fire, but instead it's just a dumpster fire.
Or are you talking about the legendary encounter in Ep1?
I needed to catch up with three different series today but had to watch this one first. I literally LOL'ed through the whole thing.
I'm glad the rating went up a bit. I seem to recall a Pinoy series that was equally awful and it stopped airing episodes halfway through. It might have been due to loss of budget, but I felt bad because of the possibility that it had been hated on into oblivion.
Truly, the best thing in Ep3 was Ton's performance as Kim and the brief appearance by his ex. It does seem like the ex will be around a while. Lucky us.
In this episode Kamol didn't have anyone killed, but to avenge an arson where he must have lost millions of baht his henchmen use blood to write "DIE!" on a window in the enemy boss's office. They might as well have TP'ed the guy's house.
The other boss flies off the handle though, not out of fear but because his men couldn't stop Kamol's hapless crew from doing the deed. Heck, even the two ditzes in Kim's office were able to outsmart Kamol's men by sneaking Kim out of the building where they were on guard to "watch his every move."
I question the wisdom of a product placement where an organized crime boss who has probably murdered dozens of people uses your face wash to freshen up before taking his unwillingly captive date home.
Dialog like "A guy like me never loses" never gets old -- it just belongs in a cartoon.
I wish I had the video editing skills to redo the opening credits. I'd replace Kamol with Kermit the Frog and Kim with Miss Piggy.
He’s even pursuing a guy who’s 10 years older! haha
And really, if someone told you that they never liked you from the very start, what is there to forgive unless you cut yourself down in the process?
But, Kdramas love their redemption arcs.
- One early revelation is Min Ho making it very clear that he likes Joo Ah as more than a friend. I think it's a stretch for her to act surprised since they had that drunken evening when he confessed to her. She told him they should forget they ever had the conversation but we all know that could never literally happen.
- Too many of the series that I watch starring idols don't give them a chance to perform while in character. At the most you hear it as an OST playing in the background. I'm happy to see that this one is different.
- Jeong Jae Hyun's performance is aces, and I agree with everyone else that it's all the more impressive because it's his first acting gig.
- Park Hye Soo is also terrific. She's giving us a dorky FL who doesn't grate on the nerves. That's not an easy balance to strike. It's really too bad about the issues with her private life.
- The fact that Moon Joon has a goddess-class gf from another school should not have been a surprise, but it was. Still, I can look back on his interactions with Joo Ah and see how they could be viewed as a big brother being good to his little sister. I won't be surprised if he tells Joo Ah that his "official" gf is for the sake of his father's expectations. Whether that would be true is another matter. He's an interesting character in that he seems like a nice guy who easily gets pressured into bad choices by trying to impress his dad. I sense it is going to be his downfall.
- Something about Ban Yi Dam seems off. (I'd like to be wrong because the character has such a fresh and winning personality.) I hope the reconciliation between Ji Min and Ha Neul is not because she discovers something awful about Yi Dam and goes running back to Ha Neul. I'd rather it be because Ha Neul finally sees the light about Ro Sa.
- But speaking of Ji Min, I think she's being too harsh on Ha Nuel regarding their breakup. She should realize that he is as much a victim of Ro Sa's manipulation as she herself was.
- But also speaking of Ji Min, I love how she shows strength during her biggest confrontations with Ro Sa. Ro Sa thinks she's said something that will devastate Ji Min, but then Ji Min turns the tables and has the last word, knocking Ro Sa on her ass.
- Ro Sa looks more and more pathetic as she struggles to get Ha Neul's attention. I relish every brick wall she's slamming into as she tries. I'm not counting on that to last, though.
- The identity of M seems almost irrelevant now.