Naomi_Klahn

I loved Henry Lau's performance - didn't know his skills with the violin, but recently saw him play on a YT video from 23 Jul 2020, KBS Star - he shone! He is a brilliant performer!

Can't believe I watched all 52 eps, I was sucked in by the drama, though. I asked my Korean friend about the fuss made over the age gap (is this a K thing?), and she said much of the show was "nonsense" :) I was really annoyed at the end, when the 'proposal scene' was cut, so I couldn't hear the guitar playing of Ji Hyun Woo! He's a brilliant guitarist - why cut that scene? Was it a Netflix thing? Will have to try to find on YT.

How can I find this title on Netflix? "W" just doesn't cut it....is there another title?

Episode #8 - I'm so confused - just who was the one who held Tae Ha's (Rowoon's) hand, causing the car accident in 2007??

Can you explain the "Korean age" difference, please?

In what universe? I actually dropped him, as he was less mature than I was. :) Anyway, in my 64 years, I found 'normal' is an ambiguous word. :)

hmm...I remember being a 16 yo girl, and being madly in love with a 24 yo man I was dating. Women mature much sooner than men. That gap is not so vast at their ages. However, if she were younger, then it would be a problem. ..

We just finished watching this show, and wondered why LJH's face was not shown in the final scene??!!

Thanks, but I don't think I can get either of those in Australia...but I will look into it. Xx

That's a pity...

Okay. I can accept your frustration, but there are many of us who are unaware of the machinations of entertainment companies. I only use Netflix, as I find plenty of content on that platform, and can't afford to rent more platforms. Just be patient with us ignorant people. :) I am looking forward to visiting Korea for the first time in October - hopefully I will bump into some KDrama stars - haha....Have a great day.

Well, gee, aren't you so sweet?!

Can't find it on Netflix??

Any chance this will also go to Netflix?

I watched the first two episodes, and turned it off - it was really silly - but, after reading your review, perhaps I will go back to it??

I agree with your critique. As an Australian, I was unaware of the 18 May uprising - and felt ashamed that I knew nothing about it when I was 21 years old (1980), until watching this programme. I sought out documentaries on the Gwanju Rebellion - such brave people! The docos made Youth of May all the more poignant. xx

Heart-rending!

The rapping with the older ladies at the wedding was so funny!

I loved the juxtaposition of the characters, while they were 'texting' - it was a very clever move to have them side-by-side while conversing.

Such a sad moment...