SoultoSeoul

Netflix is building a studio in Seoul, so in the near future, they will begin to release their own content. At this time all of the Kdramas they show are owned by a Korean TV network. Netflix is paying TVN for regional rights to share Mr. S in various global markets, besides the US.

I completely agree. I don't find him as arrogant or impossible as they seem to want to imply. Her family is a bit to self-righteous for being without much of a reputation left publically, finacial security and the measure of deception they are trying to pull off.

LOL Yes I completely agree. It is terrible if I watch it before bed. I want to snack.

I watched 1-10 this weekend. Though it isn't my favorite of all time Rom-Com, it is definitely enjoyable enough for me to keep watching the last few weeks. I like the chemistry, the story is ok, I think the backstory could have been presented a bit better to make it more engaging. Honestly, on the list of Amazing to blah...I would still give it a bit better than average rating....Others may disagree.

I agree. I wish they would mention where the jewery is from in this drama.

People make mistakes all the time, this is a big one. It could affect him for the rest of his life. Sad to see, he is only 21.

Viki exclusive

AnicsiRoscoe is correct. Public stations have to split the program in half and give each segment an episode #number so they can work around a legal loophole which would otherwise prevent them from having a commercial break.
Each of the 40 episodes will be 35 min long, 2 segments airing back to back.

Neilsen ratings are only those viewer who watched it when it airs in KOREA, this doesn't include those who recorded it for later viewing. It doesn't show if people loved it, liked it or just had it on as background noise. It's just an estimated national viewer body count from 0.1-100%

MDL rating based on how well viewers like a drama at any given point in history.
Viewers can only rate a drama between 1-10 - with one intention does the viewers hate it or love it?

The two rating systems are not related in any way in the type of information they gather.

It's very loosely framed on history.

I like both leads for different reasons. The promo posters and the story don't give away which guy will win her heart in the end. I find myself rooting more and more for Min Ho (He's maturing and suddenly unselfishly thoughtful) and much as I love Dr. Ye.

This story was horribly edited, script was all over the place but the ending was the worst. OMO

There is a documentary about her life that was just made in the last few years...It is in english or subtitled when Korean is spoken.
Preview.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiobgLcn3K8


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSI2TmRiUDI

Kocowa.com is the only place it is licenced with it subbed in the States.
I don't know if it will be added to Viki of DF later after it is completed.

I read today on KBS....

Notice : The cancellation of broadcasting - 'The Miracle We Met'

Starting from this week, drama ‘The Miracle We Met’ will be replaced with ‘Drama Special’ due to the broadcaster’s circumstances. Please excuse us for any inconvenience.


BASICALLY There are no more reruns on KBS World but actual broadcast on KBS2 only. Mondays and Tuesdays 10pm.

Anytime
..its a 24 hour pass for 99 cents

Thanks...I try to stick with legally licensed sites. Though I occasionally use a vpn when imoverseas
I know a few people who've killed their computers with unlicensed sites, even with adware popup blocker. I'm sure it'll eventually turn up on viki or i marathon it on Kocowa later for 99 cents.

Kocowa offers ALL of the dramas from KBS, SBS and MBC. The big three networks are at the core of the company. Viki pass Plus was set up as a partnership with Kocowa, so they could offer the same dramas to its members. In general, Viki has to compete with Dramafever and Netflix for licensing when it comes to the other networks. Netflix has a relationship with JTBC, they paid for 600 hours of content not too long ago. Drama Fever is connected with JTBC, OCN and TVN most of the time, less often the big 3.
TVN dramas are occasionally on Viki ( more often overseas), usually,they will share the licensing with DF.

Viki PP- members usually get the dramas 4-12 hours after it pops up subbed on Kocowa. The cost for VPP is $50 annually, Kocowa is $70. I think one of the perks is that they have it first. I usually watch dramas on Kocowa with the 24 hour free pass, even though I am a VPP member. Since this it was delayed in being released, it doesn't look like it will be available that way. I will have to wait until viki has it.

I suspect it is just a delay in being uploaded. We will find out by the middle of the day.

I couldn't get it to work for some reason.
It is on Kocowa now for paid subscribers.
Viki only has a fan channel at this point, curious if and when it will be uploaded there.