MrLuca

Something occuring often doesn't mean it's okay. Sexual abuse happens a lot too. Should we just accept that too then? If you can't see how the scene was problematic, then you're part of the problem.

Doesn't matter if it's fake. It's being portrayed in a way where the viewer is supposed to think "this is good, I'm enjoying this" while the behaviour is problematic.

That's like the craziest response, lol.
1. What YOU do does not in any way change this situation.
2. We need to be very clear here when talking about "drunk." Because he wasn't just a bit intoxicated. Like I said, he was hallucinating things. We're well past just a bit drunk there.
3. He did NOT initiate sex. He initiated a kiss. He also did NOT take off his own clothing.

What? It's just not a good idea to be doing this kinda stuff with someone who is obviously drunk. I mean, he hallucinated a finger cap on the guy's head. He was out of it. You can't give proper consent when drunk.

That's all I needed to know. One of my favorite actor's acting is similar to my other favorite actor's acting from my favorite k-drama? hell yeah

I truly do not understand that it has such a low rating. It's so much fun and gets me so invested

Can't waittttttt

And I noticed on GagaOOLala it says episode 1 is 8min and ep 2 is 11min 😭 Gonna be a short watch

A 6.8 rating? I haven't started this yet. Anyone know why it's got such a low rating? Feelings aside, fully objectively, was there anything bad about this so far?

Where was the release date confirmed?

if we're gonna be very specific, you don't DIRECTLY support either. You support the streaming service you watch it on. Either way you should watch legally

It seems like the legal platform, Wavve, is still planning on releasing it, though.
But yeah, no legal way to stream internationally as GagaOOLala has cancelled it for now. Either way people, only stream legally so you support the actors and other people who worked hard on the project.

Someone please let me know if you recommend the original or the special edition and why (Without spoilers)

Pretty sure it is. It already has a dedicated page on the Korean streaming service Wavve including release date

On Prime Video worldwide except for South Korea and China

I think it was just a bad Google translation of the Korean title

My Favorite Employee isn't a correct translation, though. More like My Favorite's Employee. 최애 is basically the Korean word for "bias"/favorite. The story is about having an idol, and then becoming their employee.

For me it says, Maturity Rating: 13+ violence, language, suicide

It doesn't mention LGBTQ+ on my Netflix here in Thailand, weirdly.

Genres: TV Dramas, Japanese
This Show Is: Understated, Intimate

Weird. Here in Thailand I don't see it. For Genres it only says TV dramas and Japanese for me.