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Will check them out. Thanks. :)

Fun Facts:
2. Aaah, his cat is so cute. ^^ I'm biased when it comes to cats so I'm gonna say the cat is cuter.
9. He likes Americanos? He would fit right into kdramas cuz they order that drink all the time. xD

They should've just ended at 16 episodes. I struggled so hard to get through that last half.

It is not dubbed. I added it to the list. :) Thanks.

Kind of cringe, but I enjoyed it for the sismance. It ended up being better than I thought it was going to be.

"You just have to die the right way!" cracked me up. xD This was a very enlightening article. Thank you @Shiro for sharing your experience. One of my favorite cellular memory dramas is Falling for Innocence. I'm not sure how medically accurate it is, but I had fun watching this absurd plot. Also, I watched this older drama (Big Man) last month where they tried to kill someone "the right way" so that they could steal his heart for donation. It was insane. In the end they couldn't because he came back from being brain dead. xD

I like how it shows the dark side of reality tv and evil editing, but the second half was just so draggy and boring.

I've seen and liked Review Notebook. The others seem interesting too. Thanks for the recs. ^^

This was hilarious.

If you're watching for the scenery/travel, they head out on their journey about 10 episodes in. I enjoyed it for the travel/scenery. The undercover story was not bad, but it was about 20 episodes too long. The last 12 episodes were so draggy and unnecessary.

I really loved it. This was my comfort drama where people actually communicated through mediation. I would mainly recommend if mediation/law dramas are your cup of tea. The main thing to know before watching is that, even though it's been tagged Romance, this really isn't a Romance drama. It does have romance, but it is not part of the main story, it's a subplot. That being said, the way this couple ended up together and interacted with each other just felt very natural.

there are kisses, but they do tricks like blocking the camera and using angles. or it might be a peck on the lips type of kiss.

xD I'm not sure. It becomes more prominent later on, but it's more like puppy love and not super intimate. It's still cute though, but not a main part of the story.

How this drama was marketed: fluffy and cute romance.
What it actually is: college youth and friendship comedy with a side of romance.

It's a nice fun and enjoyable watch that can be pretty funny.

She never had leukemia in the first place. ML fell in love with FL at first sight and it was all a scheme to get her to marry him.

It's a feel good drama. My only complaint is the way they handled the antagonists. After all that, they forgave the grandmother so easily and then there was that plagiarist designer who even tried blackmailing at the end. Nothing happened to her. I was waiting for her to get arrested, sued, or blacklisted from the industry. wtf.

The Fox's Summer

I generally just like to rewatch my feel good favorites from back in the day. But there's a different kind of feeling rewatching some good psychological dramas with a lot of symbolism. You catch certain things the second time around that you missed the first time and you realize the writer and director dropped so many hints!

It's a relaxing food drama, but I think I like the Japanese version slightly better.