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No one is too old to watch Twinkling Watermelon. Just because the characters are young doesn't mean the drama isn't intelligent and isn't about universal values. The love of parents and children for their parents is shown in this drama in a beautiful way.

... so criminals can have a nice life? no thanks

You write as if working for communists was some reason to be proud. She should be ashamed, but well... she did even worse things.

Her boyfriend is a criminal who is in prison because he is being prosecuted for numerous financial frauds. Her agency has been robbing a famous actor for 20 years and there is currently a case against them. Her sister was a fake director in PMY's boyfriend's company. So the actress is surrounded by criminals. I didn't write anything that wasn't untrue.

It's almost like an autobiography. She's very familiar with criminals.

If they met for the first time when they were at the end of elementary school and were, for example, 12 years old, and then they met when they were about 28 years old, it could be such a story. But if after the time skip they are in their 30s, I can't imagine such a story with these actors.

Kyung Ho=Gyeong Ho

I only recognize 3 of them from dramas. But only one is known as an actor among many viewers.

The drama has 13 episodes. At the end of episode 12, there is a preview that the next one is the final episode.

Episode 1 was funny. I give it a 10, although I usually don't do it before the drama ends. But considering the deliberately lowered rating by certain people, I had to do this.

If he lived in another non-Korean community, playing the role of a father would not be a challenge for him. He is over 30. In many other countries, people of this age have several children, even actors. There are no families in Korea where many generations live next to each other in the same house or are often together, and where there are many adults and children of different ages. Then the idea of ​​being a father comes more naturally and understanding children is easier for adults because they are constantly with children. Meanwhile, in Korea, people in each generation usually have one person per family and there is no intergenerational exchange of views on life. Everyone is almost like they are from other planets, especially because of their hierarchical system of contacts between people. A person barely a year older is treated differently, and friendship between people 10 or 20 years apart is unusual. This is how societies die.

She had a conflict with her former agency over money. She probably couldn't act in anything until this was sorted out.

Outer Universe. This agency has many young actors who have been making careers in Korea in recent years. From some information I read about them, it seems that they have investors from China. But these are my guesses. It seems a bit strange to me that such an unknown agency is so skilled at spotting talents who get significant roles in many well-known dramas.

Anyone who may become a victim of this type of drivers has the right to criticize them. Just a few days ago, a drunk driver in my country (he was from another country, so now my country will have to keep him in our prison for our taxes) caused an accident in which several people were injured. Five of them are in serious condition. Drunk drivers should face absolute condemnation from society.

The drama is close to perfection, there are not many annoying events. This is one of the most enjoyable Korean dramas ever made. Despite some sad events, after each episode you have the feeling that you have watched something really good and that everything will end well.

no, it's not

There was an economic crisis and they had financial problems. These were the times when he was in high school, when he was very poor and had no money for many things. Including for meals, when his friends bought food during their study breaks. I remember this from an interview with him. When he was in his 20s, this situation probably wasn't the best either, since in this interview he talked about many part-time jobs.

I liked her last drama, "Sponsor". It was about people whose greed led them to dark places, so it's no wonder that their lives were a swamp and chaos. The writer did a good job of showing the consequences of their choices.

Daily dramas are broadcast 5 times a week, have 100 episodes of 40 minutes each.

This is an SBS drama. They only have the right to sell their dramas for international broadcast on Netflix for a small number of dramas. This drama will probably be on Viki. Just like its predecessor "7 escape: Resurrection".