Overall, I liked Perfect Partner. It was a refreshing watch as others have said: it’s a workplace cdrama that unfolds organically. Our OTP are allowed to develop their relationship without the usual get together, breakup, get back together and then go overseas to find themselves - hooray :)
The secondary couples are interesting and have tumultuous love lives - lol. I do think Bonnie’s character was sacrificed. She could have been awesome. Perhaps she did get what she deserved the way her character ended up. Be careful what you wish for! In some ways, 50 episodes was too long. However, many things seem to peter out or other potential relationships were curtailed.
The work team approach was done well and the change in the work philosophy by the leads was good. I just felt many of the PR cases and crisis management scenarios were underdone, or had very dubious solutions. So, I gave it a lower score than what I would have otherwise.
In conclusion, I did binge watch Perfect Partner and it was worth it.
So, I am halfway through Perfect Partner and quite enjoying it as a drama. It is consistent and hasn’t flagged in its pacing.
There are interesting relationships all round, some nice romantic angles and others are unfortunate. Another thing I particularly like is that it deals with a whole range of workplace, personal and social topics.
In terms of how PR and crisis management is handled in the show, it touches on some key strategies, but some are self serving (and perhaps not appropriate) and one dimensional.
How can you juge if it a good remake or not if you didn’t watch the original ? And how can you put the k-version…
Yes, my intention is to watch the original. So, I may find this to my liking too. I did watch some of the Thai version, although I haven’t made a note of this as yet (some have commented this version is a good blend of the tdrama and kdrama versions). Also, I found I really liked the kdrama storyline.
At the end of ep 24 and the story is set up for an exciting finish. What is unusual is the amount of time our OTP have had together. Not only that, they have been allowed to enjoy their relationship far more than any other show of recent times - and that’s fabulous!
I dont underst so much criticism about this drama people I dont know if we are watching the same thing but I understand…
I find that I am enjoying Forest very much. The story is good (There are lots of elements that are on the money so to speak) and our lead pair are great together. Even the secondary couple are great value - their relationship is very charming.
Hyena had potential, but I found after the first episode, then starting on the second, despite some engrossing moments, and skipping through others, I don’t have the patience for it.
A beautiful show has come to an end. It’s nice to see a drama where the main couple understand the important things in life, as do those around them :)
Sadly, I only lasted one episode. This is not a patch on the kdrama version of Fated To Love You. Mind you, it had potential. I haven’t watched the original tdrama (I see there is a cdrama remake coming out soon too) version, but the kdrama remake is pretty hard to beat :)
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The secondary couples are interesting and have tumultuous love lives - lol. I do think Bonnie’s character was sacrificed. She could have been awesome. Perhaps she did get what she deserved the way her character ended up. Be careful what you wish for! In some ways, 50 episodes was too long. However, many things seem to peter out or other potential relationships were curtailed.
The work team approach was done well and the change in the work philosophy by the leads was good. I just felt many of the PR cases and crisis management scenarios were underdone, or had very dubious solutions. So, I gave it a lower score than what I would have otherwise.
In conclusion, I did binge watch Perfect Partner and it was worth it.
There are interesting relationships all round, some nice romantic angles and others are unfortunate. Another thing I particularly like is that it deals with a whole range of workplace, personal and social topics.
In terms of how PR and crisis management is handled in the show, it touches on some key strategies, but some are self serving (and perhaps not appropriate) and one dimensional.
Overall, it is well worth a look.