Popcxqueen

It's so sad that it's gotten that way!

Which drama are you referring to? This is a very well said argument and I can think of several this would apply to, but I'm curious which one you mean

I've missed seeing your comments! :-)

And not all opinions are helpful for a specific situation. Like the poster who is being nasty about the actor they don't know and calling them a gold-digger and ugly. Not an opinion that is necessary or helpful on this thread

Unfortunately you apparently need to be a VIP to be able to block an unlimited amount of people. I think you should be able to block as many people as you'd like no matter what.
There's a suggestion floating around on the forums about this that folks can vote on

It's not "acting"...it's acting. It's an actual job, and no quotes needed. Actors act, that's what they do, and sometimes that requires kissing. Your comment is actually super weird. Calling them cheaters because they're fulfilling their acting contract...

But then I couldn’t watch them here in the US!

They’re saying she’s a gold digger and old and ugly - that’s VERY different than “not jumping for joy at a celeb’s wedding”

This article has given me some new people to block

WTF? Why are you like this?

Ooh ooh ooh, let me guess, you’re like 13 right? (Eye roll)

You’re so problematic on here

Viki

Almost every British show I’ve watched had multiple seasons, and many Swedish and Polish shows too

Actors should be able to negotiate their salaries

Miura Shohei has no business being this handsome. He and Iura Arata were great additions!

Same. I keep asking for examples of the "vulgar" and "explicit" sex scenes in newer K-dramas because I certainly haven't seen those but I've only gotten one response so far. I'm honestly asking because I don't see them

Just curious - who says that they’re not truthful to Korean audiences?

Why were your standards lower? And why do you value Korean actors more?

No, a K-drama is just a drama made by Koreans. It’s not any deeper than that.