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Most probably. I-Na seemed to have fun playing around those scammers being fully aware of what's going on their mind.

Everytime Gwi Joo went back to past to check whether his prejudice and doubt over Da Hee was correct or not my heart felt so warm. Never seen such an unique and mesmerizing chemistry before.

Couldn't agree more. Both the writer and director are male yet they bring forth such perspective with delicacy and sensibility to this Series. I'm amazed to say the least.

Same screenwriter as Mr. Queen! So looking forward to watch this drama 🥰🥰

No, not that kind of humour. Most of the comedy scene here were Wholesome.

You might choke on food when suddenly a ridiculously funny scene come up on screen..

I started watching this from the very first episode because I'm a huge of Lee Min Ki and Exo. But stayed for the comedy and story. It really was a delight waiting every Sunday and Monday to watch this drama. For someone who want to start watching this drama a warning for you. 'DO NOT WATCH THIS DRAMA WHILE EATING'.😸

What baffled me most was that the women in this drama has no purpose they only solely exist to tend to needs of their man. They were pretty much one dimensional.

Sexism in this drama was unforgivable. Couldn't enjoy the romance at all because of how passive the fl was. After the dating violence fl didn’t take any action about it. Seeing that scar ml beat up the shitty boyfriend and got arrested. In the jail he was regretting choosing a woman over his career. So, when fl decided to get married to the shitty bf in exchange of withdrawing the charge against ml. He was relieved. He didn’t care about the fl at all whether she'd be safe with someone who hit her like that. If he was that passionate of a player he shouldn’t have hit that bf and reported him to the police. But that's unlike him, because he is a man with pride, how could someone hit the woman he cherish!! Yet putting your beloved woman in more danger was ok?? Sexist comments here and there was alright but normalizing violence was not.

I've watched so many Rom-com in the last 6 years I thought I was getting tired even though I still love this genre . These days I just looked at the screen with a stone face even as the couples are confessing, arguing or having a full make-out session. It doesn't feel convincing how they came to like each other. I'm not sure why but maybe most couple in drama land don't properly talk thoroughly about their differences and achieve growth simultaneously as the relationship progress.
That's why 'Bo Ra! Deborah' is going to stay in my heart for a long time. The way their relationship progressed and how they communicated was so clear and tangible . When Su-hyoek looked into Bo-ra 's eyes as a viewer I would think, "Ah! such a lovable person she is!" Same goes when Bo-ra do that to Su-hyeok. Even if it seems pretty normal I can vow that achieving that wasn't easy. It definitely wasn't flawless ride but I sure as hell enjoyed it to bits. 💖💖💖

I was thinking the same thing. It's impressing to see how flawed and wretched a genuinely good person can be. None of the supporting character felt robotic whose job is to facilitate the main plot. They also have genuine issues that's potrayed in a realistic way.

What an amazing ride it was!! At first I was hesitant about picking it up cause so many old romcom had left me feeling unsatisfied. Gender roles, societal misconceptions, old ideology etc. just ruined the full enjoyment every time. But "Last Vacation" which was written by Kitagawa Eriko sensei whom I immensely love and respect did wonder. She is a master of her craft indeed. Acting, Direction, Music, Philosophy it lacked nothing. This drama is a timeless classic which is going to stay relevant forever. 💚💚

The protagonists of "Mad for each other" has great chemistry too. Same screenwriter as Bo ra Deborah!

As long as any drama or movie where the main focus is not the romance between two or multiple lead it will belong in here. Meaning If the romance isn't in the main genre then you can add that here. Thank you..😊

This show has got style. The directors attention to details is noticeable from the first episode. The age gap does not bother me as much as I thought previously. The two protagonist compliment each other well. One having a natural flow of creativity and spontaneity and Other being more rational and blunt. I have hardly come across any Josei live action this good!! It's pleasant to the eyes, ears and taste bud. Hope it will get better with each coming episode. 🥰

"Not Like Other Girl" has become an outdated concept. Sismance is in the trend now. It's sad to see writer's choosing to use this concept in these Days and ages.

Arthdal Chronicles simultaneously reminds me of ,
1. Six Flying Dragon obviously because it was written by same writers. There's power struggle, cunning main leads, cruelty with powerless people.
2. Hunger Games because of the classism and MC's desperate attempts to get rid of the rotten system ,
3. Attack on Titans because of the thick tension in each episode and unpredictable nature of characters,
4. Lord of Rings because of the perfect world building, CGI, and beautiful costume.
I literally feel like feasting my eyes and soul while watching this.
I'm desperately waiting for Eunsom and Tanya's meeting 💝💝
But if the cast change in season 2 that'd be bummer.. 😥

Signal was the first ever k-drama I watched back in 2017 and I was smitten with Lee Je Hoon ever since 💘
Thanks for all your hard work of putting together such an elaborate article of Je Hoon Oppa. 🥰