Off topic. What's the deal with advertising products in Kdramas? Here I am enjoying a Kdrama and all of a sudden…
I'm pretty sure you could just google "product placements in Korean dramas" to get a way better answer than you can expect in the MDL comment section.
What I can add to the information already available to you is that drama writers usually don't give a flying about the last episode's quality, since the loyal fans will watch it anyway. So usually in the final episode of any drama all hell breaks loose and all the remaining product placement contracts are fulfilled before the closing credits. (if a drama is a big hit last minute endorsements may happen as well)
Nothing's happened that's really worth talking about. It's not like we know concrete facts. From my point of view it's just a messy breakup, let's just move along, there is nothing to see here.
This drama is boring and annoying period they don't deserve 5 star there is a lot of drama that is way better…
It's okay to not like Hospital Playlist, people have different tastes. HP is a slice of life show with barely any plot beyond the Hospital day to day & for me that's more than fine.
That's what I felt when i saw a third person on the poster... Please don't ruin this with some love triangle
I'm not optimistic. There are 3 main actors listed and 2 of them are men. Also I can already visualize Lee Sang Yi being the puppy dog third wheel. (or worse)
Jeon Soo Min in I married an Anti Fan was pretty unexpected, especially considering that the drama had been filmed ages ago, so she still had short hair.
I'm curious if your apprehension stems from having watched the kdrama, "Do do sol sol la la sol" Now THAT made…
I knew in advance to avoid that one!
Lately everything I watched had separation plots. So I Married an Anti-Fan had 2 different random separations in the last 2 episodes, that's the one I watched last.
Does this drama have a random 2 year separation plot? (If yes, I would just rather postpone watching it for a while then, just to avoid flipping the table)
I thought the same about singing. Just watched episode 5. And when he sang with the musicians on the street, I…
Korean idol singers are basically professional dancers, being a pretty and skilled dancer is the most important factor. There are exceptions of course, but in a typical idol group of seven it's already miraculous, if 3 of them have singing talent.
I wonder if IU being so dominantly successful would change this over time.. (she is an actual musician and her agency is not restricting her talent)
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What I can add to the information already available to you is that drama writers usually don't give a flying about the last episode's quality, since the loyal fans will watch it anyway. So usually in the final episode of any drama all hell breaks loose and all the remaining product placement contracts are fulfilled before the closing credits. (if a drama is a big hit last minute endorsements may happen as well)
Also I can already visualize Lee Sang Yi being the puppy dog third wheel. (or worse)
Lately everything I watched had separation plots.
So I Married an Anti-Fan had 2 different random separations in the last 2 episodes, that's the one I watched last.
I wonder if IU being so dominantly successful would change this over time.. (she is an actual musician and her agency is not restricting her talent)