EternalSunshineOfTheSpot

I'll start a petition for a drama where Lee Sang Yi is ML and gets the girl😅

A good friend is japanese and he's told me that eating rice is much like us greeks wanting bread and feta with our meals,it's a staple. I guess it's similar for koreans,and why not?Short grained steamed white rice is delicious,I also like it sometimes with my meals.In my opinion,it is much better than bread.

I am getting lesbian vibes from those two in general.Especially the teacher.I do think Hwajong is kind of jealous but the teacher seems to only be interested in her.

Oh my god yes.Trying to domesticate her,you said it!I was also like "What is he doing?Training her to be his perfect girlfriend?".And then not only he implies arrogance for not complying but I feel like he is putting her job and her way of living down (she is working hard to get that money,just because she doesn't run around the town all day,it doesn't mean she is sitting doing nothing).I also didn't like how he was so ungentleman like in the beginning.She asked for a favour (the other shoe and then a very small amount of money),in my eyes she did so politely.I get it that he doesn't have to help but instead of refusing,he started giving a lecture.

Tbh I watch the drama but I still think his acting is bad.Mean comments are unnecessary but criticism is not.Even if this is his first job,there are young people right out of drama school or classes,waiting in line to appear on tv.I am not saying that only trained actors are good,but there are still young people with minimal job experience who could probably do better.

I can already imagine Min Kyu standing in a corner,looking at the breaking couple,ready to snatch "his girl".Once Kang Hee sees this,she'll put the bracelet back on lmao.

Ok,I decided to give it another chance after not liking the first two episodes and I have warmed up to it,I guess it's getting interesting.However,despite AHS gorgeous looks,I might end up getting the dreaded second lead syndrome with this one 0.0.Prince Yang Myung I am looking at you (and I do feel he's got chemistry with the FL).

If I could exactly point and eloquently express what it is exactly,I would write a paragraph.Let's just say I don't find him or his behaviour charming.It is strange as I am a pride and prejudice kind of girl (meaning I don't mind a rude or rough around the edges lead here and there at all,if anything I like it!) but this one seems off to me.

Episode 7 and I still don't like the ML.I like the feeling of the drama and how it's made but I can't cheer for the main couple because he just annoys me so much (very unpopular opinion,I know).So thinking about dropping sadly.Very mixed feelings (and the fact that I like the SML doesn't help either :/ )

Professor Snape.I dead🤣🤣

I find all these comments weird because I live in a country where people generally cheat (especially the women) so no one has ever been cancelled for it.Interesting

I can't wait for this...although cross dressing as the crown prince of Joseon is an extremely awkward situation to be in...I am curious as to how they will resolve this.

It is tagged as comedy...I didn't see any comedy and I found the movie and especially the pacing weird.

I think they are all in my To watch List (not sure about Melancholia).

Didn't even notice his hair was changing 😜

It's not just kdramas,other small countries occasionally do it as well.Also,I think most of them don't really have ad breaks in the middle of the programme as I wrote again so they advertise in the actual thing.Lots of shows on Netflix are produced or co-produced by Netflix and they get the money from there.Also,there are shows from cable television worldwide that Netflix has paid to feature on their platform.Even the shows on free air tv might have ad breaks in their counties but you don't get to see that.Now the reason why they can get so excessive could be because S.Korea is highly consumerist?It's a wild guess since I have never been there but they often give me the impression that they have more consumerism than European countries for example,but again I can't be sure.

What does it have to do with popularity?How do you think television makes money?They are selling air time to advertisers.The more popular the programme,the more they have to pay.So they either have ad breaks or they advertise in the show (or both).Netflix doesn't need to do that because it makes money from it's subscriptions and I assume cable TV in the US works similarly. But most of the world doesn't use cable TV or it isn't as popular. How do you think a broadcaster on free air will earn the money?

It's a default for jdramas to be under 8.0.I will never solve that mistery as comments in the comment section are usually positive...who knows

They make money from sponsors?If they don't have any ad breaks in the middle,I think it's perfectly logical as long as it isn't excessive (like it was in the Eternal Monarch,god that was bad).

I'm sorry but why did you think Park Seo Joon would be acting in this?