One of the drama adaptations that I find the drama is a million times better than the novel. I really enjoy the roller coaster of this drama given to me.
I usually don't watch dramas in December and January because of my job, but this drama is an exception. One of the main reasons is the acting, which truly brings the story to life.There's a reason why Korean netizens always say that if it weren't for YYS's acting, every line delivered by the male lead would have been cringe-worthy and awkward. There are also no unnecessary side plots (the focus is mostly on the main character), and it is indeed a fun drama.
I still can’t get over YYS’s amazing acting. I guess this is how an active theater actor performs when acting on screen. The delivery of emotions, intonation, and pronunciation is seriously on point.
We have just three episodes remaining. Interestingly, from my perspective, the drama doesn’t feel too short or too long, and none of the episodes are dull. The screenwriter did an excellent job with the script.
When the upcoming releases were listed, I had no interest in or desire to watch this drama. Even when they released the synopsis, I found it cringeworthy because it reminded me of Wattpad stories.
I hadn’t expected this drama, with this type of plot, to perform so well, and the acting is outstanding. I guess if this drama had been done by rookie actors, it would have felt cringeworthy and wouldn’t have been delivered as effectively.
What a great list. I haven't watched the majority of the dramas listed here, but I have seen many of their other works. Yohan, the youngest on the list, is also well-known for his amazing performances.
And of course there is no information on OTT and streaming platforms. Ugh.
SBS and Netflix have signed a content cooperation agreement, which means SBS will collaborate with Netflix beginning next year. So I'm guessing all of these dramas will be on Netflix.
FYI, he's well-known among K-netizens as a professional 'doctor actor' because of his numerous roles as a surgeon. He has received a lot of praise from real doctors on set for his skill in stitching.
Yeah, he did make a rude remark a long time ago, but with his current personality, it's hard for me to hate him.…
I'm not sure if it can be considered a rude remark, but it was from a fun talk show with Yoo Jaesuk as the host, and it was like 10 years ago. He talked about how he interprets a woman's interest in him based on her dressing style, particularly if she wears revealing clothes when they go out together. This comment has gained attention among international drama viewers, especially since he has become more popular. Personally, I still think it was a bad statement, but not enough to hate him.
When I heard that When the Phone Rings would air at the same time as The Fiery Priest. I really thought their rating couldn't be more than 2% because, as we all know, k-netizens have been eagerly anticipating Season 2.
Out of all the supporting characters, I like Assistant Kang Young Woo the most. He was actually the second cupid after the kidnapper. To be honest, I enjoy his scenes more than those of the second couple.
Nah. The director felt incredibly burnt out after S2 of HP from what I can remember. And it shows, S2 was way…
A lot of dramas with many seasons can easily be compared to determine which season is the best, good, or worst. Personally, *Hospital Playlist* is the only drama for me where both seasons are equally the best. It's hard for me to compare them.
Nah. The director felt incredibly burnt out after S2 of HP from what I can remember. And it shows, S2 was way…
I did hear that the director didn’t want to continue the series, but I also watched a video by Na PD where the director, Won Ho PD-nim, himself promised the five cast members that he would do Season 3. That video was released this year too, so maybe he changed his mind.
If they are truly able to release this drama, the probability of them making a new season of Hospital Playlist is high. The writer has already promised to all the main casts that he will create a Season 3. However, it is currently impossible to premiere any medical drama due to the doctor strikes in South Korea.
Yaaaaas 😭. Ya'll this actor is soo good. He nails every character. He must have worked extremely hard on his…
Yeah. If you watch every person who works with him talked about him, like celebrities, cameramen, directors, etc., you will know how crazy his dedication to this work is, especially when it comes to acting.
I really enjoy the roller coaster of this drama given to me.
One of the main reasons is the acting, which truly brings the story to life.There's a reason why Korean netizens always say that if it weren't for YYS's acting, every line delivered by the male lead would have been cringe-worthy and awkward.
There are also no unnecessary side plots (the focus is mostly on the main character), and it is indeed a fun drama.
https://wiki.d-addicts.com/When_the_Phone_Rings/Episode_Ratings
I guess this is how an active theater actor performs when acting on screen.
The delivery of emotions, intonation, and pronunciation is seriously on point.
YYS is truly a great performer.
Interestingly, from my perspective, the drama doesn’t feel too short or too long, and none of the episodes are dull. The screenwriter did an excellent job with the script.
When the upcoming releases were listed, I had no interest in or desire to watch this drama.
Even when they released the synopsis, I found it cringeworthy because it reminded me of Wattpad stories.
I hadn’t expected this drama, with this type of plot, to perform so well, and the acting is outstanding. I guess if this drama had been done by rookie actors, it would have felt cringeworthy and wouldn’t have been delivered as effectively.
He was actually the second cupid after the kidnapper.
To be honest, I enjoy his scenes more than those of the second couple.
The writer has already promised to all the main casts that he will create a Season 3. However, it is currently impossible to premiere any medical drama due to the doctor strikes in South Korea.