Since many people have said it's funny and can't wait for season 2, I'm interested in watching this drama. I want to start from season 1, but there are too many episodes for me.
Can anyone tell me if the comedy is on the same level as 'Welcome to Waikiki'? 'Waikiki' is the best comedy drama for me.
I don't know; I expected more punishment in episode 8, but it's too tasteless. Like, that's it. I watched the preview for the next episode, and it looks amazing. Hopefully, they do great punishment.
I didn't know they added a new member like Seo Nam Yong, but he disappeared without any announcement. Recently, they added another new member again. I really don't like Lee Gon’s scenes. They’re too awkward and boring, with the same stuff—nothing impressive.
The other members are rarely seen. I only enjoy Im Won Hee's scenes because they're funny.
Also, how did Tak Jae Hoon win the Daesang when he’s so rarely on the show? It should’ve been Seokjin.
I don't know, I just watch some scenes from one episode occasionally, but it often turns out to be boring.
I really hope this show has a fanbase like 'Running Man' did. Maybe if enough people watch, they could protest.
I watch so many action movies and dramas, but this drama's story is really bad and so boring. The only good part is the fight scenes, and I already knew who the killer was; it’s too easy to figure out.
Why does this drama get such a high rating? Sometimes I get confused with everyone on kisskh. When it’s their favorite actor or has good visuals, they give it a high rating instead of judging the story.
It's kind of unfair, especially in restaurant competitions. I thought the winner would be determined by the most orders, but it turns out it's based on the highest earnings (profit).
For example, imagine this: - Team A: 1 dish = 50,000 won - Team B: 1 dish = 20,000 won - Team C: 1 dish = 10,000 won
If it's based on earnings, Team A would automatically be the winner, even though all three teams received 100 orders each.
- Team A: 5 million won - Team B: 2 million won - Team C: 1 million won
Teams B and C would need over 100 additional orders to beat Team A and win.
If the teams knew that each customer had a limit of 1 million won and they were mukbang YouTubers, I’m sure each team would raise their prices.
It also seems unfair that they announced each team had to eliminate one chef, leaving only 12 for the remaining time.
It felt like they were cooking tofu non-stop in that challenge, which was more like a final battle than the actual final battle.
The final battle itself was too easy, and it seemed like they were forcing a specific person to win. There wasn’t much of a challenge.
Chef Edward should have won because his dishes were so creative and varied, compared to Napoli, who stuck to Italian cuisine, which felt repetitive.
To be honest, recently I've dropped and skipped some dramas because they're too cliché and monotonous. They only win on visuals but have bad stories, like Romance In The House, Love Next Door, and others.
Then I found a good review about this drama, so I instantly watched it, and wow, it's amazing! It's really unique. The setup during the punishments left me speechless. Right now, I feel sad because it feels like such a long wait for the next episode.
I don't know; episodes 1-7 were really good, but episodes 8-14 were bad.
When compared to other similar dramas before 'Connection,' which were good from beginning to end, maybe I feel this one was too easy to guess who the killer was and who was involved. It seems like something is lost, making it kind of boring.
Some parents' acting is kind of bad for me, especially when they are crying or kneeling down.
It’s more about conveying the message intended for the audience.
**Episode 1:** Learn to accept reality. If you feel sick, it's better to go to a doctor instead of believing in something horrible like a shaman.
**Episode 2:** Don't act stupid. Just introspect yourself. It's important to be grateful no matter how we look. Listen to the advice of your friends and make a little space when being friends.
**Episode 3:** Love your family, even if they're not your real family or if you were adopted. Communication is important.
**Episode 4:** If you have a parent in your life, you need to be open. Don't hide your secrets or lie.
**Episode 5:** Take care of yourself first, then others.
**Episode 6:** Stop using drugs, as they could lead to disasters in your life.
**Episode 7:** The past is the past, and nothing is endless. Just focus on your present life for the future.
**Episode 8:** Your kid is your priority. Be a good parent. Trust your parents or siblings to look after your child so you can earn money freely without worrying about paying the rent.
1. I'm suspicious of the girl Choi Na Gyeom because she chose the script for Snow White. If you notice in the opening, there's a sentence that says "Snow White must die." Maybe she killed Park Da Eun because she thinks that if she gets rid of her, she'll win Jung Woo's love, or that Jung Woo will love her.
2. It seems like the doctor had an illegal relationship with Park Da Eun, and Bo Young discovered it. So the doctor threatened Bo Young to stay quiet, raped her, and then killed her. That’s why Bo Young was crying in the car, and why her dead body was found without underwear. Maybe the doctor framed Jung Woo because the doctor knew Jung Woo often helped Bo Young.
3. Perhaps everyone in the village was paid off by someone with power and money (the doctor? Assemblywoman Young Sil? I’m not sure). This could be why Jung Woo’s uncle stays silent and works with them—he doesn't want to lose his position. It might also explain why both of Jung Woo’s friends got jobs.
4.Maybe Geon-o witnessed Bo-young's death, and Su-o witnessed Da-eun's death. That's why Geon-o has the evidence of Bo-young's bag.
I don't know, it's like a story of money, power, and love.
Can anyone tell me if the comedy is on the same level as 'Welcome to Waikiki'? Because 'Waikiki' is the best comedy drama for me.
Can anyone tell me if the comedy is on the same level as 'Welcome to Waikiki'? 'Waikiki' is the best comedy drama for me.
I need an honest review.
The other members are rarely seen. I only enjoy Im Won Hee's scenes because they're funny.
Also, how did Tak Jae Hoon win the Daesang when he’s so rarely on the show? It should’ve been Seokjin.
I don't know, I just watch some scenes from one episode occasionally, but it often turns out to be boring.
I really hope this show has a fanbase like 'Running Man' did. Maybe if enough people watch, they could protest.
Why does this drama get such a high rating? Sometimes I get confused with everyone on kisskh. When it’s their favorite actor or has good visuals, they give it a high rating instead of judging the story.
For example, imagine this:
- Team A: 1 dish = 50,000 won
- Team B: 1 dish = 20,000 won
- Team C: 1 dish = 10,000 won
If it's based on earnings, Team A would automatically be the winner, even though all three teams received 100 orders each.
- Team A: 5 million won
- Team B: 2 million won
- Team C: 1 million won
Teams B and C would need over 100 additional orders to beat Team A and win.
If the teams knew that each customer had a limit of 1 million won and they were mukbang YouTubers, I’m sure each team would raise their prices.
It also seems unfair that they announced each team had to eliminate one chef, leaving only 12 for the remaining time.
It felt like they were cooking tofu non-stop in that challenge, which was more like a final battle than the actual final battle.
The final battle itself was too easy, and it seemed like they were forcing a specific person to win. There wasn’t much of a challenge.
Chef Edward should have won because his dishes were so creative and varied, compared to Napoli, who stuck to Italian cuisine, which felt repetitive.
Then I found a good review about this drama, so I instantly watched it, and wow, it's amazing! It's really unique. The setup during the punishments left me speechless. Right now, I feel sad because it feels like such a long wait for the next episode.
When compared to other similar dramas before 'Connection,' which were good from beginning to end, maybe I feel this one was too easy to guess who the killer was and who was involved. It seems like something is lost, making it kind of boring.
Some parents' acting is kind of bad for me, especially when they are crying or kneeling down.
**Episode 1:**
Learn to accept reality. If you feel sick, it's better to go to a doctor instead of believing in something horrible like a shaman.
**Episode 2:**
Don't act stupid. Just introspect yourself. It's important to be grateful no matter how we look. Listen to the advice of your friends and make a little space when being friends.
**Episode 3:**
Love your family, even if they're not your real family or if you were adopted. Communication is important.
**Episode 4:**
If you have a parent in your life, you need to be open. Don't hide your secrets or lie.
**Episode 5:**
Take care of yourself first, then others.
**Episode 6:**
Stop using drugs, as they could lead to disasters in your life.
**Episode 7:**
The past is the past, and nothing is endless. Just focus on your present life for the future.
**Episode 8:**
Your kid is your priority. Be a good parent. Trust your parents or siblings to look after your child so you can earn money freely without worrying about paying the rent.
2. It seems like the doctor had an illegal relationship with Park Da Eun, and Bo Young discovered it. So the doctor threatened Bo Young to stay quiet, raped her, and then killed her. That’s why Bo Young was crying in the car, and why her dead body was found without underwear. Maybe the doctor framed Jung Woo because the doctor knew Jung Woo often helped Bo Young.
3. Perhaps everyone in the village was paid off by someone with power and money (the doctor? Assemblywoman Young Sil? I’m not sure). This could be why Jung Woo’s uncle stays silent and works with them—he doesn't want to lose his position. It might also explain why both of Jung Woo’s friends got jobs.
4.Maybe Geon-o witnessed Bo-young's death, and Su-o witnessed Da-eun's death. That's why Geon-o has the evidence of Bo-young's bag.
I don't know, it's like a story of money, power, and love.
My point is that every romantic scene between Cha Eun-jae and Seo Woo-jin feels awkward and cringe to me, even though romance is one of the genres.
My point is that every romantic scene between Cha Eun-jae and Seo Woo-jin feels awkward and cringe to me, even though romance is one of the genres.