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Middle Eastern cultures are known worldwide as being some of the most misogynistic. Hell in some Middle Eastern countries women aren't even allowed to drive or leave the house without a man going with them. But now Arabs are offended that an Arab prince drinks, likes women and treats them nicely. And they wonder why the Middle East is still thought of as one of the most misogynistic regions of the world.

Yep, it's so "silly" it's the Number 1 TV Show on Netflix worldwide.

Don't forget the Arabs who are so offended by this fictional character they are actually on social media threatening violence. And they wonder why the world often has a not-so-kind view of the Arab world.

I like them both equally. A bit sad 19th Life isn't getting as much attention as King the Land as it's just as good.

Ah sorry. Just got a bit tired of the Arabs whining about what is one of the best dramas this year. Apologies :)

Is Gaus Electronics worth a watch? I think I started the first episode but for some reason stopped watching it? Don't remember much about it tho?

ROTFL, I laughed at loud as soon as he did that. Really funny and well done.

That was actually a proper kiss, unlike the usual fish lips kiss we often get, wasn't it? :) hahahaha -- loved it.

Exactly. I've been to Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Indonesia and other Asian countries and seen Arabs in almost every country drinking alcohol, wandering around the red light districts, and hanging out with scantily clad women. Of course, the people bitching on here want you to think that's not true. But.. it is.

It's so pointless. The producers of Korean dramas don't read sites like My Drama List. All they care about are ratings, and the ratings are through the roof for King the Land. As they should be, it's fabulous.

ROTFL, nobody except a few Arabs cares. But go ahead and waste your life whining about a K drama. Bound to be beneficial for you.

Agreed. Funniest character in a drama in a while, and a character that was truly likeable.

Some airlines pay them a commission and, like any other sales job, they have quotas for how much they sell on every flight. I have a friend who is a flight attendant, and she grumbles about her "duty free quota" quite often. I don't know if that is the case with every airline, although I would imagine it probably is, but it's the case with the airline where my friend works.

Best drama of the season, and last night's episode was hilarious.

The actor who played Samir was superb in his scenes with Lee Jun Ho. Loving watching people be offended though. The same people who will be offended about something in another drama next week. :)

Actors did a fabulous job. It was the script that destroyed the show, IMO.

This is an undiscovered gem. So sweet. So cute. So good.

Wow, this was a train wreck and what a terrible ending. Really great till midway through then downhill then on. 4/10. Doesn't deserve anymore. EDIT: Best thing about the drama, Kim Byung Chul's performance. Other than that, a waste of 16-plus hours.

That's true, and that's the failing of many Japanese dramas. The guys are not that good looking with the exception of a handful, IMO.

I don't know why, but I think the plot works better in the webtoon than the drama. I'm losing interest in the drama. Still stuck in the middle of Ep 4 and not sure I can muster enough interest to carry on :) I just don't see chemistry between the main pair at all.

" We're actually dealing with some dude's boss wanting a couple of clay pots" Hahahaha. So true.

A stupid plot, but the writer had to get him to the small town in the middle of nowhere to find the potter somehow I guess :) I'm just enjoying the Cha Seo Won eye candy and ignoring the dumb plot points.