Stuffed Cat

What? Final episodes?? You mean at some point they're going to deprive us of this weekly buzz???

Maybe it's simply that someone needs to have serious words with the 'Continuity' team? (And I don't think it's ALL wounds. Hasn't he had that graze on his cheek since about episode 3?)

One of the things I've come to love about Kdramas is the way some roles are portrayed almost as pantomime characters / caricatures. Took me a while to realise it's deliberate, but now I have and if it's done well, it adds hugely to my enjoyment of a show.

I REALLY wish I'd stuck to my usual practice of waiting for a show to completely finish airing before watching it. It's AGONISING when one episode of this ends to realise I can't immediately watch the next one!

The ending is kinda conclusive for that particular story arc, but there are some major open ends that lead to a natural season 2 (and that many will really want, including me!). However, given the length of time it can take for a season 2 to be made, even if announced and intended which this isn't, I wouldn't delay watching this one for any great period. Maybe wait a few weeks and see what's announced, and if nothing, watch this on the assumption that it's a single season that will leave you hungry for more.

I'm REALLY not a fan of second seasons of Kdramas ... but in this case I'll make an exception. There's still sooo much potential. Besides, I'm still waiting for Min Ji Young to get her comeuppance, and I'm still hoping someone will slap Joo Min for me.

One of our national treasures, Stephen Fry (QI, Harry Potter narrator), very nearly went into the priesthood instead of entertainment, even getting as far as an interview with his bishop prior to joining a semenary. He said he loved everything about the church - the music, the architecture, the pomp and ceremony - but there was one small problem. He didn't actually believe in God. For some reason they decided not to ordain him.

I think some may be misconstruing my comment. I'm not referring to whether the character in this case is suspicious, I meant that it seems contradictory for someone who believes (one assumes) in God - a belief which cannot be proven and relies on faith alone - to imply that something {else} shouldn't be believed because there's no proof.

Does anyone else find it somewhat bizarre for someone that everyone calls 'Brother', and who wears a cross around his neck, to say "We can't prove whether spirits actually exist"?

Even ten is too high. It's supposed to be 'MOST good looking' not "Oh, he's good looking, and so is he, he is too, oh, and I like..." It should be only one. At a pinch, maybe two or even three, for when you really can't decide or if you find one person more good looking when acting in one genre, but someone else in another.

This is a comment, not a review, and should have been made in the appropriate place. How can you write a review after watching only three episodes? Or, more to the point, how can you expect anyone to take you seriously? It's like a food critic leaving a restaurant after eating just the starter because they didn't like it, then publishing a review claiming that meals at the restaurant are terrible.

Hey, don't knock the pivotal roles white trucks have played in dramas worldwide. Besides, it's not THEIR fault they get type cast.

I disagree. Death isn't necessarily too good for them. It just needs to be creative and lingering ... and maybe in front of a webcam, so we could watch.

I have three episodes left to watch. Is it wrong of me to dream, hopefully?

Is there some sort of law in Korea that a (large) percentage of female support characters have to be annoying / stupid? Perhaps it's a cousin of the one covering Thai BL dramas? I REALLY want to slap Joo Min (Joo Hyun's sister)!

MDL doesn't make it easy to find past lists but I'm sure the theme of "Favorite/Best Male Actor" is a pretty regular one. However, I did find one with a bit of searching: "Favorite Korean Actors (Male)". Here, JCW is at no. 20. I'm guessing that list hasn't been promoted since "The Worst of Evil" aired.

I think it's because the thirty-nine people above him have been voted more points.

[Also, Ji Chang Wook is currently at no. 1 because he has had a show air very recently, and many seem to find it hard to think back more than a couple of months or so.]

No idea, to be honest, but I'm guessing the non "Level Up" edition has just had a bit of hard editing applied. Same story, same number of episodes, but with "Level Up" they're thirty minutes each. For the other version, it's twenty-two.
Watch "Level Up", if you have the choice. Those extra eight minutes each time will be well worth it.

[I've just read the comments further down this page (2-3 years ago). Pretty much as I thought except the other way round. Looks like new stuff was added TO 'Level Up' to help the flow, rather than cut from it to make a shorter version.]

Hey! There's a show at no. 209 (currently) called 'Beethoven Virus' with a rating of 7.2, which has two ten star reviews and quite a lot of really positive comments.

You don't think someone has actually 'got' the premise of the question, do you?

Fair enough, but for the record: Definition of "underrated" (adjective)

"Not given enough recognition for its quality"
(Source = Wiktionary)

"Having more importance, value, skill, power, etc., than people recognize"
(Source = Cambridge Dictionary)

"Rated or valued too low"
(Source = Mirriam-Webster)

I can't find any definition where the number of people giving the rating is a factor.