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Kdramas are my favorite too, but sometimes I like switching it up. Keeps me on my toes! :)

I may have re-watched that scene on a loop for a good 10 minutes! <3

Definitely agree with Bloomsberry. This is far more mature and has pretty heavy sexual content even within the first two episodes.

Yes.

Definitely mature. So far not Lesbian, but I have never seen the UK or US version so I am not sure if those had it further along in the series.

I had not before watching this, but after really enjoying this show I started watching the original. And I love them both!! Some of the beginning cases are similar (or the same but mostly only in the first few episodes) but I think there are definitely a lot of differences in how the characters are portrayed and I love them both in different ways. Definitely don't let the fact that you have seen the original deter you, I actually enjoyed the Korean version more in that I felt the relationships progressed faster because it was only 16 episodes versus 22 in just the first season of the American version alone .

I do that all the time! Prior to this I had never seen anything with Jeon Do-Yeon, but in this drama she blew me away. Do you have any recommendations for other dramas that she's in that are worth watching?

Thank you :). I don't usually like political or legal dramas either, but I really enjoyed this!

Kyoto <3

You are probably much more in the majority of people. I feel like I am the crazy one who somehow wishes the best for the evil characters sometimes because I feel that they are misunderstood such as the case with the Innocent Man and Queen of Ambition, I kept hoping the best for both those women despite them constantly doing evil things to everyone around them and being all around selfish people.... I don't know, I guess, I kind of keep hoping that they will grow and change and become better people given the chance. And with both those dramas I ended up dropping them because halfway through I could tell that they were never going to forgive those evil women and the shows were mostly about how the main leads got their revenge... and I didn't want them to get revenge I wanted them to make amends... I'm a weirdo.

I love the character of LSJ. And I have a love-hate relationship with CSJ. On the one hand, her character is extremely selfish and cares a lot about her pride and ego. On the other hand, I feel that she tries so hard to control her friends and the people around her because deep down she is really insecure, she feels as though she has little control over her life because of her mother (which is why she tires to control others), and I think she's afraid of people leaving her (which is why she pushes and tests people to see what they are willing to do for her). She clearly does have some feelings LSJ but is unwilling to admit to them, probably because if she does she'll have to let herself be vulnerable and put herself at risk to be hurt. So she hides from that and tells him she does not have those kinds of feelings for him.

I'm Sorry, I Love You is definitely worth checking out. I personally preferred the Japanese remake Gomen, Aishiteru made last year. But as a sucker for anything So Ji Sub, I recommend watching both!

Completely agreed. It started off with potential but with each week, the episodes are becoming more mundane. Definitely not a stand-out drama, which I am disappointed about because I am a fan of historicals and many of the actors and actresses :/.

At first, I was really intrigued with this drama as it was a much darker depiction on adolescence compared to many Kdramas. However, as the series progresses, I am finding less and less interest with the leads, probably because as you mentioned those cutesy moments were not what I signed up for when I started to watch this drama. (DISCLAIMER: I love romantic comedies, just not feeling it here) Truthfully, I am more interested in Choi Soo Ji (Moon Ga Young) and Lee Se Joo (Kim Min Jae) characters and want that relationship to progress. (Which is probably the main reason I have not dropped this drama.)

I definitely agree with Ji Soo. Not my favorite actor (or even my favorite on this list), although I do like him. However, when watching Sassy Go Go every time he cried, I felt it. Acting at its finest... Man knows how to cry. <3

This drama has my heart fluttering!! <3 I hope it keeps it up and doesn't start to burn out at the halfway mark like some dramas *cough**cough* Temperature of Love.

Let me know what you think after you have a chance to watch it!

So far I am seeing a lot of potential in this show. (And I agree it is very similar thus far to Cruel Intentions). Hopefully this show will keep it up!! I like seeing different and unique kdramas.

Completely agree! <3

Somehow, I agree with both of you! I sometimes enjoy when one of the leads gets sick and other other lead takes care of them because, as Evil-Genius said, it definitely shows that the leads care for one another. However, I hate when it's due to simply getting rained on, or getting rained on and not drying your hair fast enough... ALWAYS annoys me!! However, in real life people get sick with the flu, etc., randomly all the time so I would rather someone just catch something at work from a coworker, or just randomly get sick versus getting sick from the rain or fainting due to being overworked, etc.