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I had to suffer through crap translations, but was able to finally find one thanks to some awesome folks online. I can understand why they would stop at episode 15, but I was hoping to at least get like some closure.

I was confused about that as well. Like in the beginning it seemed they shared a look. I'm wondering if they dated and then Tee had to leave for a different school. I'm interested now.

I love this channel. Binged in one sitting last month.

Honestly I thought the show was good, but the female lead was kind of boring. I mainly watched it for everyone else. I sometimes forgot she was even there. Seung Gi stole the show for me.

I had my reservations about this drama, but I am loving it so much so far! It is my Strong Woman Do Bong Soon for my bright spot of the year, in regards to humor. Between Two Lovers with Junho is still my top rated.

Someone put it in a way that I could understand. This is the first relationship with a male partner, so it's of course going to take some getting used to. So I like that they are showing 'special scenes' to let the fans know that they are flirts and acknowledge they have feelings for the other, but that it's probably nerve wracking to make the full step that will really say 'hey I'm in love with a guy'. I am okay with the pecks and the subtleness of the relationship.

I would agree, however, in The sound of your heart, he was amazing.

KissAsian is still going? Everytime I go on the site, it's down. Maybe it's the browser.

I am really liking this so far. Kim So Hyun's age hasn't really made a difference to me. She is fierce in this role, just like an others. So far I am interested to know the backstory of the manager, actually everyone's story really.

That's what I thought as well for the Loft.

Where can I watch Japanese shows and movies? I checked Viki and they didn't have anything.

We are getting a lot of good actors back from the military. So that for me, means fresh start.

Yooooo. I agreed with most of the reasoning for why you dropped them. I did, however, finish 'Suspicious Partner' (It got better in the end). 'Temperature of love' was my go to for the first half of the series, then as it went on I started to dislike the main characters for their childishness. Same with 'Revolutionary Love' and OMG this show just didn't do anything and I was at first excited for it. Chicago Typewriter was one I didn't finish due to my lack of knowledge of the history between Korea and Japan during that time. I've heard that it is still a very touchy subject, so I wanted to inform myself before delving into it. To be honest, I really do feel like 2017 was a 50/50 year for dramas. I really was trying to have any open mind about some of the dramas, but some of the most hyped shows disappointed me, but others that were left on the wayside were awesome. Strong Woman Do Bong Soon didn't even have that much hype. Until 2018!

It really doesn't make sense that she would just take that from him. It had a great premise, but it lost me.

Where are you watching Avenger's Social Club?

I think in the winter there is one. I forgot the name though.

Of course I keep wondering why I have no time for friends. So many shows! So far I am watching: Witch's Court, Because it is my first life, Mad Dog. I am waiting to finish Temperature of Love and Hospital Ship. I think I will be dropping Revolutionary Love though if the writing doesn't get better. This article helps loads. Thanks!

My immediate thought was "Oh Hell No". Then I read it again and I am still with my first thought. So you are going to cheat on your wife to get revenge on another chick who basically dumped you for another guys money. Just dumb. Will I watch the first episode. Probably. They always surprise, these shows. Plus, I'm hoping the wife kicks they ass.

Even though these tropes are annoying, I still keep watching them. It's like watching the daytime soaps here in America. I mean they are so bad with the tropes, that you see the who is the father storyline a mile ahead. Yet they are addicting. I do like that they are getting away from some, but they are adding new ones. Although, I saw on YouTube that one (Megan Bowen) that Koreans tend to have break ups ALL the time, because they want time apart. Seems unnecessary to me.

This entire episode had progress for like 5 mins, then it just went straight to hell. I was even becoming happy for Karn. Maybe it was all to much. Also, I do feel like Fay and Waii have some unresolved issues. She's not a bad person, he's the one cheating. So they need to get their ish together. Poor Apo, then again he was involved with a cheater. Khluay was forgiven, but he is an ass who I still say is being a baby about his true feelings for Achi.