SeanFletcher

Overall, it was an enjoyable watch. It did deal with a range of issues, but it didn’t really delve into the correct mechanics of complaint investigation. They were all of the informal rather than formal variety. Good characters throughout, with the evil merger and acquisition sub-plot thrown in during the latter episodes. It did reflect strongly on the importance of human kindness, and we do need a bit more of that!

The decision to drop RN was not an easy one to make as I thoroughly enjoyed the first ten episodes. Perhaps I do need some of your patience. I may come back to it at some point (as I have with others).

Dropped at the end of episode 17. Oh, what this story could have been! Beautifully made with plenty of intrigue in each scene. However, the circuitous nature was too much, even for me.

Ep 7 was an interesting change up to the series. It was very relatable and not overdone

After four episodes I personally think Touch is very good. There is a range of good characters, some interesting concepts around makeup and fashion and an interesting take on being an underdog re both CEO Cha (despite his success) and HSY. It also looks like there are some devilish moments ahead.

Personally, I had mixed views re Sky Castle, but, like RoxanaCiobanu and Hime Ayra have said: Kim Bo Ra was fabulous in it.

I loved every second of episode 8. I thought the interchange between romance, comedy and drama were perfectly pitched. Then, there was that ending...

Yes, I wasn’t surprised by the Harvard reveal in the preview. I have been expecting it.

Park Se Wan is a great young actress. She is almost unrecognisable from her other shows.

I think Grandpa Geo Bok is the best friend of Andy (the American that Na Hae Ju made the deal with re the hotel expansion). So, he may well have a controlling interest in the company or is certainly powerful enough to take the President to task :)

Yes, it’s a very nice sentiment

Ep 9 - LSY’s Mum: “Still, a jobless man is still a man” - lol

Overall, not bad. It is very watchable as it has a very good cast. However, I found the story a little bit underdone at times and felt the relationships needed a bit more work. Still, if you have some time up your sleeve, dive in and take a look.

I personally think this is his best role to date, and he has played some fabulous characters along the way eg Chief Kim and Dr Prisoner

I do find it interesting and a nice diversion in amongst all the other storylines. My initial thought was it acts as some sort of diary eg on this day when this happened to me I ate this yummy food :)

A nice film. It’s almost a two hander ie the OTP are together most of the time. A good way to spend the afternoon...

Overall not a bad show. However, it couldn’t sustain the refreshing storyline, relationships and comedic elements after the first six episodes. The leads did well, but Show descended into being drawn out and ordinary with a so so ending. Loved the theme music by the way.

Overall, a solid watch and a good production.

A brave and interesting drama that did not deserve the ending it was given, hence a lower score than what I would have normally given this type of drama.

After the completion of Ep 6, I have decided to drop Queen. I do agree with others the story is rather lacklustre despite such a good premise and solid start. The veteran support actors have played some great roles in many kdramas, but in Queen their characters are mediocre. I think YSJ is doing quite okay, but KMK lacks depth. Visually, it’s quite good, but for my mind it points to Queen needing a better script along with a dose of talented directing.

I watched it on both Dramanice and Kissasian. Both are very good watching platforms. The only issue is the pop up adverts prior to watching an episode or possible spam emails. An advert content blocker deals with most, but you still get some.

Still Human, Still Dreaming - Beautiful