If one is looking for logic, King The Land is not for you. Forget logic. This is a lovely rom-com with all the boxes checked! Lee Jun Ho pulled it off once more with his magical face able to show nuances of love, desire, and yes, anger too. He alone made King The Land a pleasure to watch. The rest of the cast especially Im Yoon Ah was extremely supportive and made the series worthwhile to watch.
I went into this drama hoping to watch a quirky, funny emotional journey with some realism thrown in and TBF some…
Mother and daughter should not be living in the same house. Both mother and daughter are explosive, with raw emotions, and hard to watch. Then the dad comes into the act, adding more and more rawness.
Ep 6 is hard to watch -hope a resolution comes in soon.
I must have missed something: but who is the guy that is living with the mom and daughter? Is he related? His role as Kim Jin Su. Thank you, I just can't figure out why he is living with them except to help with the rent payments.
For me, Ep 11 was the best of all the episodes. It had everything that I expected and more: Gu Won's conversation with the grandmother; Gu Won's 100th-anniversary presentation, His love for Sa Rang; the father starting to realize the reality that he had been hiding for years,
And much, much more.
This series must have been quite expensive to make and if it has, for me it is worth it. I loved every minute of Ep 11.
"The rest of the cast especially Im Yoon Ah was extremely supportive and made the series worthwhile to watch."
Yes, it did "take a village" to make it successful but for me, Jun Ho was outstanding.
Forget logic.
This is a lovely rom-com with all the boxes checked!
Lee Jun Ho pulled it off once more with his magical face able to show nuances of love, desire, and
yes, anger too.
He alone made King The Land a pleasure to watch.
The rest of the cast especially Im Yoon Ah was extremely supportive and made the series worthwhile to watch.
I would give it an 8.6!
Love this series but hard to watch.
Both mother and daughter are explosive, with raw emotions, and hard to watch.
Then the dad comes into the act, adding more and more rawness.
Ep 6 is hard to watch -hope a resolution comes in soon.
Is he related? His role as Kim Jin Su.
Thank you, I just can't figure out why he is living with them except to help with the rent payments.
Gu Won's conversation with the grandmother; Gu Won's 100th-anniversary presentation, His love for Sa Rang; the father starting to realize the reality that he had been hiding for years,
And much, much more.
This series must have been quite expensive to make and if it has, for me it is worth it. I loved every minute of Ep 11.
It's my hour of sanity.
Kiss Sixth Sense had some interesting sex bed scenes.