Lawle55

Absolutely agree Wassup. When Life Gives Tangerines was superb, 16 episodes of brilliance, but the flip side is what happened to Squid Games and Hellbound, two series that were excellent in the first seasons, then trailed off into obscurity.

I only got to know about this Actor through the K drama Pasta, before I found out that he's no longer with us. Which made watching My Mister, heart breaking beyond belief. Rest In Peace Lee Sun Kyun you were a massive talent, your soothing voice will be sorely missed.

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They're both great platforms for Kdramas it's when they interfere with production and content that worries Me, K dramas are unique with a growing audience over here, and it would be an absolute shame if they became run of the mill tv series as most western titles are now.

It's not looking good Netflix is developing an English/ American version. Netflix will be death of KDramas I wish they would leave them alone as well as Disney. :(

I hope it's not like The Signal where We have to wait 10 years before the second season.

Season 2 is out and the season 3 should be out soon.

Oh my god that was shocking, and I really enjoyed the first season. This wasn't comedy it was a complete farce.

Not normally the sort of thing I watch, but I thought it was absolutely brilliant. A long wait for season 2 but the anticipation is building. I adore Park Eun Bin, and a lot of brilliant supporting actors.