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This really didn't sound like my kind of thing, but when it popped up on Netflix I gave it a try. I fell HARD, I watched it all in about 4 days and then I didn't know what to do with myself when I ran out of episodes. I loved every character in this drama (except maybe his gf) and thought all the actors really did a great job with their roles.

So far I'm really loving this, the story, the characters, just SO good! The only thing I find distracting is the editing? Whoever's in charge of splicing all these scenes together is asleep at the wheel sometimes and it gets very jarring when I have to look at traffic for no reason and then cut to a quiet dinner out of the blue, some scenes carry on too long and some just have no "flow" to the next scene.

Some of the video players on the drama sites have been a little wonky lately, so now I can finish watching it when I want. Erased (Japanese drama based on manga and anime) was added too.

That was fast! This is on Netflix in U.S. now.

The time travel agent wouldn't be a bad angle. I didn't see much of a time travel angle from watching the trailer either, but it's tagged as time travel so it's in there somewhere, some way.

I guess I'll give it a go, but really, MORE time travel?

For me, I become more addicted with each episode. The show has its love triangle and frenemy tropes, but I really like the straightforwardness of the leads and how responsible they both are despite their radically different upbringings.

IMO this is how playful Kiss/Missing Kiss should've been done. The robot boy has feelings and is so much better explained, the doormat girl has some pride and she has some things she's good at. Now the plot isn't exactly the same, the boy moves in with the girl's family, the boys parents are dead, etc. I'm only on episode 4, but I really like this so far.

Only 2 episodes in but I have high hopes for this. I have this thing for movies and shows pertaining to cults and what goes on inside them.

Where are all the Ikemen sub groups when you need them? :(

LOL I just watched the first episode now that it's on Netflix and I wonder if people that like this aren't watching a different show than I am. When he was being picked up at the airport I seriously thought that was his little sister yelling at him and then he kissed her and left me all kinds of confused about the age of consent over there. Then when the drama music kicked in at the end of the episode like they'd had a serious moment I let out a startled laugh over the line "because we may get attached to eachother". Was that supposed to be a "moment"? Seriously?

Now available on Netflix in the U.S., not sure about other countries.

Just saw that this is now available on Netflix in the U.S. for anyone looking.

DramaCool has it too, https://dramacools.io/teketeke-2-episode-1.html

Episode 11 made me melt into a puddle. I did not think there could be a cuter, sweeter couple than Kim Bok Joo and Jung Joon Hyeong from Weightlifting Fairy, but I was SOOOOOO wrong!

Subway and Royce are everywhere in these dramas lately. I wonder how much money they spent on product placement in 2016.

Episode 1 is up on HDFree.se

I remember trying to watch this when it came out, but whoever was subbing the version I was watching dropped it at around episode 4. I can't believe that 8 years later it's still as hard to find as ever. I loved what I saw of this series and it even had an ikeman lead so what the hell happened?

They need to get another photo for this site, I hate this one it makes him look cross-eyed to me.

He gets jealous, but it's more contained, less fly off the handle jealousy like in BOF and more "have to follow and see what she's up to". Unless he completely changes in season 2 since I'm only 2 episodes in.