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so true. there’s nothing like good chemistry and we definitely have it going on here so far. loving the build up in their relationship. Yoo In-na always delivers.

wow I almost forgot about the Trump reference. both really sucked.

That was in such poor taste. it was disturbing. I also just watched The Spies Who Loved Me (another Yoo In-na drama coincidentally) and in that show, her husband was showing off a vintage Volkswagen Beetle and said how Hitler commissioned the building of VW back in whatever year it was. like aren’t there things to say about a car without bringing that up? Stupid writing.

If she had gotten there earlier that tree would have been covered in yellow ribbons. He was the most only a couple days late after she arrived I think.

She only aged 3 years. She time travelled in 1993 to 2016 on Chen Che’s 3rd birthday. They then reunited in just a few days. So he was without her for like 3 days (that accounts for his time in the hospital during the short coma he was in from his original time travel to 1989). When he returned he came out of the coma and you know the rest.

Something just isn’t right when a movie has 2 of my favorite stars in lead roles and I drop it. 1/2 hour and and I’m done.

Looking for answers as to why I struggled with this Drama and suggestions on what I need to do to appreciate it like so many of you have. After 4 episodes I was ready to drop it. Instead I just scanned for scenes of integration with the King and Queen. I’ve never done this before and have enjoyed over 50 dramas so far.

Actually I think I’d like to see your picks for the very reason that you might think I shouldn’t necessarily go by them. I only completed first episode of Mr Queen, and it’s my first historical drama (I too don’t go for them - but did with this as it takes place in present as well) and I’ve watched over 50 in a relatively short time period. I prefer pure romance or romance with light comedy. Check my list and please make recommendations of your favorites. I really want to hear your analysis of The Interest of Love. I hope you watch it.

I hate when there are irrelevant plot holes. I saw one the other day that was utterly senseless (forgot which drama)

I gotta be honest, I’ve been very lucky with my picks. They all have hit the spot for the most part. Watching Mr. Queen now and will watch Descendants after as soon as I get a full Viki Pass. Do you have your Drama list set up here?

I loved She Would Never Know! Good pick.

I gotta see that. Looks like my Netflix sub just won’t do it…gonna start paying for Viki!

Yes! Great idea…. I need to start doing that too…not just watching for the actors I love but also for the WRITERS!

I loved it so much. Some don’t. To me it was perfection. Thought provoking to the max. When it comes to the workings of relationships building.

Seon Jae's evil mother wanted Hae Yi to die! She’s sick and twisted like Ji !!!

100% agree. Important lessons being taught here.

They wanted us to know precisely when we found out. I think it would have been different (maybe better?) if they kept us in the dark for a while longer. Still loving it

Same was done for The Interest of Love. I kill the TV immediately after the episode recap stills and before the last seconds previews for every episode. I like the suspense. This drama is fantastic!

Mr Choi fully suspects him at this point. He ‘s being careful. He felt for the callous in the handshake . The tell-tale ink and pen. It’s all coming together for him. I wonder if it would have been better if the writers hadn’t let us know the killer/villain earlier.

It’s awesome! Riveted from the start and 14 was amazingly done. That damn pen!!! Brilliant. So much good stuff going on.