Patrick Star

Watching telenovelas, Turkish dramas and even Indian ones are only great on TV, because of the long episodes.

Muhteşem Yüzyıl was very popular in the Balkan, North Africa and Middle East, because the Ottomans ruled them, making people interested. However, it was only great when it aired on TV. I can never imagine myself watching such a long drama on streaming sites. 139 episodes of 1.5 hours each.. lol.

When a baby is born in the west, they still call them by months before turning 1 years old while in many Asian countries they are instantly 1 year old after birth, making them actually a year older.

lmfao netflix netherlands only has 4 episodes.

24 (25 asian age) is not young lol

Then why is the title Rebirth for you?

Who wrote the synopsis? The last sentence is basically a spoiler. So dumb

She just asks a question and never says she wants you to adjust dont be dramatic.

The Devil Judge

A recommendation doesn't mean it has to be equal. If one enjoyed Squid Game, it would make sense they would enjoy, for example, Alice In Borderland as well since both are about survival in a game.

try not to sleep challange

To me, ep 3, ep 7 and 9 were the worst. ending was very bad. Although I enjoyed the majority of it, still overrated. 8.6 is too high.

Yeah, but can you see the difference between BluRay 4k and 4k webrip from Netflix (on avistaz) for example?

"How much did you bet?"
"a MiLiOn BuCkS"
"Why number 69?"
"uHHH iT's SuCh a BeaUtiFuL NuMbERRRRRRRR 69!!! hahahahaha"
"Oh you dirty thOOO hahahah"

Once again, Korea made me cringe very hard by putting the worst western actors in their shows.

that moment when you search The Truth on youtube thinking to find the drama but instead all you see is random ass youtubers apologizing LMFAO

i think its wrong, especially when you hover on it.

This looks like one of those classic Korean dramas where the leads stare at each other for 302393223032 hours before changing scenes.

That one person recommending The Imperial Coroner just because it has the same lead.

I still don't have any hope. I mean, we've only watched 10 minutes of the cast that's going to be uttering the next 18 episodes. I think I need at least two episodes of Eun Bin and Rowoon to draw such a conclusion.

I still have difficulty comprehending why it is a concern for them to be born as twins. Exactly how does it affect the power and status of the prince? I mean, the prince was the first born and hence has the status as the successor king. In addition, the second child is a girl, meaning there should be no concern about oppression, committing a coup, and other reprisals.