Pretty good watch considering I didn't stray and started to watch another drama but stuck with it for all 12 episodes.
The ending for sure opens up the possibilities for a season 2.
I liked the characters which definitely helped keep me interested in it and invested in how certain things would plan out, in some cases I was able to predict the outcome and in other cases, it kept throwing up off as it started to make us question whether certain characters were someone else. I knew fairly quickly who the real grandson was.
Overall, I gave this a 9/10 and I am curious whether season 2 will actually come out.
So I pretty much had watched the series up until halfway of episode 16, had the last 30 minutes left and went back to watch it as it was being removed from Netflix UK on the 18th October, was able to watch it even thought it had gone 10 minutes past midnight and it was the 19th Oct 2022.
What's funny is that I had watched Beautiful Gong Shim before watching this series, so it was kinda funny seeing how the loveable lead from Gong Shim became the Chef.
Overall, it's a nice watch and I gave it a 8.5/10.
Hands down 10/10, it was fantastically thrilling, brilliant cast, exceptional music and an one of the sexiest villains in a K-Drama that I have seen in a while.
I was watching the show weekly for the most part and then I let episode 9 and 10 to pile up and waited until ep 11 had come out, watched both ep 9 and 10 on the day that ep 11 was released but didn't get to watch ep 11 and 12 until today.
I have to make sure to find out the tracks from the OST of this drama to put into my playlist.
You're in for a ride. I held back from watching ep 9 and 10 and then watched it before ep 11 dropped. I'm wondering if I should ep 11 now or tomorrow when the finale is out.
How did I not know this was on Disney+? I watched the latest episode of the She-Hulk trainwreck but noticed this and Big Mouth being available on the UK version of Disney+ in my recommended list.
It's a decent show but far from being a masterpiece as some of the reviews have given it a perfect score.
Personally, I think this show didn't have the "wow factor", not really that much of an intriguing mystery and lack of chemistry. The villains were decent but their counterparts not so much.
The music is okay but again not that amazing.
Overall, I'm giving it a 8/10 and I can understand that it's MDL rating is 7.9, I thought at first this show was just getting rating bombed because of the high scoring reviews that MDL users have posted.
A bit surprised that there's a movie sequel, will watch it though to see what it's about.
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Why would ppl complain about this being women-centric, the main characters are the sisters and it's fantastic.
A few weeks back when She-Hulk came out, a lot of pro-feminists came out and were advocating the show being "good", a "true representation of womanhood" but in reality the show is asinine. I simply told them if they thought that they should check out "Extraordinary Attorney Woo", I would do the same with "Little Women".
The reason I felt I had to do the above was because I watched episode 1 of She-Hulk when it dropped on Disney Plus and after watching the 20 odd minute show, I felt compelled to see how the reviews were for it. The first wave of searches for the show were just super positive and giving it high ratings off the bat, an article on the Guardian gave it a 4/5 and mentioned the scene "I know how to control my anger", which is a bit silly because 5 minutes before that scene she was about to kill a couple of guys because they were kinda cat-calling (it's the PG version since it's Disney) until Bruce knocked her out and we come to learn that she is fully aware of what she's doing when she becomes the She-Hulk.
Regardless, the show pissed me off, it was shit and ppl were eating up thinking it was good because of a scene. I saw so many ppl on Twitter, who were like this show must be the best there is out there but it's not my kind of show, basically they were advocating for a show they hadn't watched but only the "I can handle my anger better than you" less than 30-seconds speech and were heavily pushing it. I remember coming across a tweet about laughing at all the "incel hatred" and I was like I don't think they see the bigger picture here.
I honestly, don't why I'm ranting. If ppl feel they want to support Feminism at least get behind actual shows that truly are female empowering and I feel like this drama is definitely a candidate for it.
I finished the series last Sunday and completely forgot to give my 2 cents.
There were 3 shows that I was watching weekly, one of them was this and the other 2 were Extraordinary Attorney Woo and Cafe Minamdang, this show was by far the one I was looking forward to most every week.
Absolutely love the show, great casting and can not wait for Part 2 which is thankfully coming this December and not next summer.
I gave it a 10/10, I'm biased and just generally hyped which is kinda odd as I usually stay well away from Sageuk dramas.
This series was lot of fun particularly in the first half but around episode 10 to 13, it dragged a little bit but eventually picked up the pace between episode 14 to 15 only to feel like the final episode being somewhat of a throwaway filler episode. Basically the series could have been cut short but felt like it was deliberately extended to make it 16 episodes.
Overall, a decent show that I gave a 8/10 to.
I'm now wondering what to watch next in terms of K-Drama, I thinking of watching Misty, I've kind of avoided watching Netflix's big hitters like Hospital Playlist, Mr. Sunshine, etc. I have Netflix UK which has a decent selection of K-Dramas but not enough, I know that they are releasing Flower of Evil onto the service later this month, however, I have already seen it, it's an excellent show.
just curious ...why only the opinion of the people you mentioned..what will be different about their opinions…
I beg to differ, I can see it being bad or unrealistic, a lot of the time. I think Lafayette and Jesus's relationship in True Blood is probably one of my favourite gay couples. Also, Schitt's Creek is very well done in representing gay couples. None of those feel forced or tone-deaf.
Watched the finale last night and all I was thinking was that this series can easily go for a season 2, low and behold a season 2 page on MDL. However, I will be pessimistic in that because MDL has a tendency to makes pages for unconfirmed projects and apparently this is the case with a season 2 for this series, it is unconfirmed. I honestly wish they don't do that and get our hopes up for nothing.
A decent finale to a fantastic show, I did however want to know if the others got full-term contracts or not, I assume not since only one of them could become one.
haha, you mean the scene where she is supposed to dance to a hip hop song, but suddenly it is something like a…
Yup, it's a real shame that quite a few K-Dramas on Netflix are edited and in some cases censored or scenes are even removed completely. There's a controversial scene in Backstreet Rookie that was completely removed from the Netflix version.
The ending for sure opens up the possibilities for a season 2.
I liked the characters which definitely helped keep me interested in it and invested in how certain things would plan out, in some cases I was able to predict the outcome and in other cases, it kept throwing up off as it started to make us question whether certain characters were someone else. I knew fairly quickly who the real grandson was.
Overall, I gave this a 9/10 and I am curious whether season 2 will actually come out.
What's funny is that I had watched Beautiful Gong Shim before watching this series, so it was kinda funny seeing how the loveable lead from Gong Shim became the Chef.
Overall, it's a nice watch and I gave it a 8.5/10.
I was watching the show weekly for the most part and then I let episode 9 and 10 to pile up and waited until ep 11 had come out, watched both ep 9 and 10 on the day that ep 11 was released but didn't get to watch ep 11 and 12 until today.
I have to make sure to find out the tracks from the OST of this drama to put into my playlist.
I really love these dark shows, I found out recently that Big Mouth is on Disney Plus, so will be watching it very soon.
Overall, I gave this series a 9.5/10.
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I'll give Hospital Playlist a chance, it's just in general I tend to avoid medical dramas and that was what was keeping me away from it.
Personally, I think this show didn't have the "wow factor", not really that much of an intriguing mystery and lack of chemistry. The villains were decent but their counterparts not so much.
The music is okay but again not that amazing.
Overall, I'm giving it a 8/10 and I can understand that it's MDL rating is 7.9, I thought at first this show was just getting rating bombed because of the high scoring reviews that MDL users have posted.
A bit surprised that there's a movie sequel, will watch it though to see what it's about.
A few weeks back when She-Hulk came out, a lot of pro-feminists came out and were advocating the show being "good", a "true representation of womanhood" but in reality the show is asinine. I simply told them if they thought that they should check out "Extraordinary Attorney Woo", I would do the same with "Little Women".
The reason I felt I had to do the above was because I watched episode 1 of She-Hulk when it dropped on Disney Plus and after watching the 20 odd minute show, I felt compelled to see how the reviews were for it. The first wave of searches for the show were just super positive and giving it high ratings off the bat, an article on the Guardian gave it a 4/5 and mentioned the scene "I know how to control my anger", which is a bit silly because 5 minutes before that scene she was about to kill a couple of guys because they were kinda cat-calling (it's the PG version since it's Disney) until Bruce knocked her out and we come to learn that she is fully aware of what she's doing when she becomes the She-Hulk.
Regardless, the show pissed me off, it was shit and ppl were eating up thinking it was good because of a scene. I saw so many ppl on Twitter, who were like this show must be the best there is out there but it's not my kind of show, basically they were advocating for a show they hadn't watched but only the "I can handle my anger better than you" less than 30-seconds speech and were heavily pushing it. I remember coming across a tweet about laughing at all the "incel hatred" and I was like I don't think they see the bigger picture here.
I honestly, don't why I'm ranting. If ppl feel they want to support Feminism at least get behind actual shows that truly are female empowering and I feel like this drama is definitely a candidate for it.
There were 3 shows that I was watching weekly, one of them was this and the other 2 were Extraordinary Attorney Woo and Cafe Minamdang, this show was by far the one I was looking forward to most every week.
Absolutely love the show, great casting and can not wait for Part 2 which is thankfully coming this December and not next summer.
I gave it a 10/10, I'm biased and just generally hyped which is kinda odd as I usually stay well away from Sageuk dramas.
Overall, a decent show that I gave a 8/10 to.
I'm now wondering what to watch next in terms of K-Drama, I thinking of watching Misty, I've kind of avoided watching Netflix's big hitters like Hospital Playlist, Mr. Sunshine, etc. I have Netflix UK which has a decent selection of K-Dramas but not enough, I know that they are releasing Flower of Evil onto the service later this month, however, I have already seen it, it's an excellent show.
A decent finale to a fantastic show, I did however want to know if the others got full-term contracts or not, I assume not since only one of them could become one.