Lighthearted dramas can be good but can be bad. Why can't people give their opinion if they think it's bad. Are…
But who are we to say that they can't love those "basic" dramas and have to love your so-called "conventionally good" dramas? It's all their opinion. I loved My Dearest Nemesis this season, but UHS really tired me out, which is weird cause initially I was sure it would be the other way around. Everybody has different standards for different shows and that's why we have comment section, to share our different opinions. Ratings are and will be bullshit anyway.
some of yall in comments don't know how to enjoy fun lil lighthearted drama not everything has to be serious lord
Lighthearted dramas can be good but can be bad. Why can't people give their opinion if they think it's bad. Are we supposed to just like everything that it thrown at us? Lol
I see that MBC went all in for romcoms/melos this year... I can't say that I'm excited, neither Motel California nor Undercover High School did it for me this year
I can't, what a sophisticated scheme to frame someone for corruption - put an envelope with cash in their office in NIS 🤣 yeah, that would be my first choice after receiving corrupted money, sure
I'd say if you like first two episodes, you will like the whole drama, but if not, don't bother. I think it's a very well done drama for what it is. The leads are consistent, have a character arc and grow throughout the show. I also love the comedy. But some people are tired with the cliches and don't feel the chemistry - so it really depends. For me, I love MDN, but I think Undercover High School is really mid in its humor, story and characters. But some people might say sth completely different 😅 so you will not know unless you try yourself
I genuinely do not understand why they keep playing down and making a fool out of the other NIS agents?
At this point the team should be disbanded, haven't seen someone as incompetent as them for a long time. It's unfortunately a bad case of somebody deciding that a kdrama needs comic relief.... I mean I can get behind funny characters but they have no plot other than being fools.
GPA rigging is the most stupid idea ever. Anyone can check their test after the scores (at least in my country) and figure out that something is wrong. Also students talk to each other about their results after the test for comparison reasons. I think test leaking to the rich students would make more sense (but yeah, Ye Na couldn't be as easily kept in the dark).
What? Filming for WLGYT finished ages ago. He even filmed Good Boy in the meantime.
Nah I personally don't think that PBG would ever need to make a comeback in a supporting role to get bigger ones... I think he took it cause it's such a high-profile drama, besides a lot of people tuned in only for him.
That is called gaining weight?!I can forsee this becoming controversial..
Right? But maybe more with international audiences. Perhaps knetz will be more okay with it? I have very little hope that they will deal with the subject with the sensitivity it required. For a starter, acknowledging that it's okay to want to be healthier or lose weight, but that weight loss doesn't necessarily equal health gain...
With 15 years of age difference between the actors, she is his "first love" and will "reappear in front of him again after several years"? If they met "now" in the drama's timeline and fell in love, then sure, I guess, but they either want us to believe that: 1. He fell in love for the first time when he was 45ish and she was 30ish, or that 2. He fell in love with her when she was 20ish and he was 35ish. I dunno which one is worse, the one where they get together when she is very young, or the one when they want us to believe that he met his first love as a >40 yo. Like come on. Or they will try to make her older and him younger? I can get behind some age shenanigans with kdramas (like with My Dearest Nemesis where both actors play roles 7 years older than them, I mean - I don't completely buy it but fine I guess), but only to some extent...
Man I dunno, I love the leads but this is such a sensitive subject... I mean, I have no problem with promoting healthy lifestyle, I even have no problem with transformation cliches in kdramas, but knowing that korean dieting culture doesn't have much to do with health... I'm worried.
I really wish they went a different route of the ML proving the grandma wrong. For example someone who knows him would hire him in a competitor company (together with FL) and they would transfer all their strategies and contacts (including milk lady) to the competitor (of course as much as the law allows). It would require a bit of a time skip I think but that would really make grandma realise that shit, she was wrong about ML all along. I'm not too happy with how they are choosing to do this plot, cause it seems that our leads will always stay under that old hag's control and will just make her richer.
But some people are tired with the cliches and don't feel the chemistry - so it really depends.
For me, I love MDN, but I think Undercover High School is really mid in its humor, story and characters. But some people might say sth completely different 😅 so you will not know unless you try yourself
I have very little hope that they will deal with the subject with the sensitivity it required. For a starter, acknowledging that it's okay to want to be healthier or lose weight, but that weight loss doesn't necessarily equal health gain...
1. He fell in love for the first time when he was 45ish and she was 30ish, or that
2. He fell in love with her when she was 20ish and he was 35ish.
I dunno which one is worse, the one where they get together when she is very young, or the one when they want us to believe that he met his first love as a >40 yo. Like come on. Or they will try to make her older and him younger? I can get behind some age shenanigans with kdramas (like with My Dearest Nemesis where both actors play roles 7 years older than them, I mean - I don't completely buy it but fine I guess), but only to some extent...