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Appreciate you "informing" us of the completely obvious. Put down the pom-poms, sister. It's already trending everywhere a K-drama can trend without you and me jumping the gun on rating it.

Have a wonderful day. 😊

Oh, absolutely. This ML requires a foil who is positive, decisive, communicative, and clearly interested.

And, if I did so, I would gain what exactly from that?

No joke. This is the first time in years that I'm here huddled with the masses praying for more.

Not real, of course. I'm just visualizing it like a Wile E. Coyote clip.

I have to feel a bit sorry for this insanely handsome fellow standing underneath an enormous cartoon sign saying "WORLD'S BIGGEST IDIOT" in giant neon letters.

I mean we've all been there but none of us have looked quite so good doing it.

Ep 9 is live on Viki as of this moment.

It is as you say. The main plot was complete at ep 11. It has to be a season 2 setup since they left so much meat on the bone.

Thanks for the spoilers. Glad I saw the show before I saw your post.

That, too, was questionable. But let's also not forget the true champions like Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol and Monthly Magazine Home, shall we?

I'm here a year later to remind you that you might be right.

Traveller, heed my warning that ye may not stray and suffer like this wretched viewer did. Leave now and go in peace.

I am not proud that I watched it. I consider having finished Oh My Ladylord a feat of endurance but not an act of wisdom or valor.

Only four weeks left, sister. Hang in there, we got it.

Do it. I very rarely follow things as they are aired but this one's got my attention. The early bird ratings do not lie for a change. The gangster romance reminds me a bit of Wok of Love but for grown-ups and without the awful cinematography.

At no point was I impressed by the story. I admit that I finished it because I'd watch Seo Hyun-jin sit and do nothing. I really don't think I have another reason. For 13 episodes I watched her in what I thought was a poorly suited role in a plot that wasn't going anywhere interesting. The pace didn't pick up until the final two episodes and the one before that... well, that was just unnecessary.

If you thought from the description that it might be like "Hyena," the reality is that it's more like a labradoodle. It might occasionally bite but mostly it's just noisy.

The only way I made it through was the personal narration. I could happily fall asleep to either of the leads reading the phone book.

Outside of that it was a very awkward mix of crime drama and professional romance and really not at all a good show.

I feel like I went to a very drunken party with the likes of Euripides, Camus, Rilke, and Heidegger... and this is the manhwa edition of my glorious, unforgettable, metaphysical hangover.

Must be the same people who wrote the plot description after getting half a glimpse of an early draft.

But even if she does, sometimes that's just what we need. When someone writes an over the top, batshit crazy character like Ko Moon-young there are only so many actors who can do her justice.

As for her voice, it reminds me of pretty much every ex I never intend to see again. That's not a bad thing--in fact it's a bit exciting--as long as she doesn't ring my doorbell or drunkenly call me at 2 in the morning.

That wasn't even the killer. With neither rom nor com it at least had the bones of a decent crime drama and that also wasn't going anywhere.