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I tried really hard to watch Vincenzo but it was just too over the top for me... Like, I love Mr Queen's over-the-topness, but Vincenzo was just cringy and hart to watch. Tried to at least make it a show I watch in the back when I crochet (I got through My ID Is Gangnam Beauty like that), but it was too much and I dropped it.

Damn I'm at ep 4, started it for the romance & healing, but now reading all the comments I kinda don't know if watching further is the best idea... I haven't seen it for myself ofc but kinda get a Something in the Rain vibes from the comments? I really wanted to start that one too but never did cause everybody said how bullshit some plots were (especially family drama)

I feel you, I forced through the first 3 episodes, and I don't think I can continue anymore. I just feel so tired watching it, like some of the plots are cute but why do I feel like the show is just starting 3 eps in when it has 6 eps overall...

I'm torn on Mr Queen. Episodes 1-19 were some of the best I've seen in my life, but the utter dispair that I felt after the ending - I don't know it it's worth it. Seriously, it took me so long back then to get a grip on my life again XD

In my opinion there was no need to split round 3 into 3 episodes... They could have easily made 2 eps - skip the interim check and the hella prolonged process of forming of the units, and we would still be left with a lot of content outside of the performances. Like if you count that every performance lasts 4 minutes, we will get around 25 mins of final performances content, for like 6? hours of the show in total? That's just crazy to me xD

Yeah, Kep1er shouldn't be there. Like it's totally predictable that they will be at the bottom due to their lack of experience. And I'm so worried about the toll that will take on these girls to be constantly evaluated so low - and just a few months after their own survival show, which was super unpredictable right until the very end.

But for the other groups & Hyolyn, I think that it should be (at least on paper) quite a fair competition - all of them have a fair experience in the industry, and just like @Kamlyn blossoms said, it's not a given that the sunbae would win. Like in the last season G-Idle was 3rd, and debuted just in 2018, whereas Park Bom took the last spot.

(Btw I'm not assuming your age or saying that younger people can't relate - it's just that way for me haha. Feeling like 21 inside but unfortunately that's not the case anymore haha)

It's definitely something new - like in survival shows we get to see girls who are not confident in their skills as well, but they are for the most part very young and at the start of their path, making it more relatable for younger people. On the other hand, Min Young is 31, very experienced and successful (after blowing up in 2021), but shows that she is still lacking in terms of self confidence. I think that many 20-30 somethings can relate to her - even when you give your all and get good results in your work, you can still feel like you're not enough, especially compared to others.

That's why it was so touching for me to see her being supported by Hyolyn. Honestly, everybody deserves a mentor like her - hell, I wish I had somebody like that in my life. Loved their relationship.

This was fantastic. It had its better and worse parts (for me especially eps 1-19 had a few boring bits), but it was such a blast watching their relationship evolve, especially in the last 12 episodes. Maybe the relationship isn't 100% realistic, as there aren't many conflicts between the main couple, but there are struggles, and they handle it perfectly, supporting each other all the way. For me it's more realistic than some dramas which have a forced breakups, jealousy tropes and conflicts resulting ONLY from not talking to each other.

Also I love love the way they supported each other in their careers. Maybe it wasn't specifically told, and Yu Tu made his decision on staying in aerospace industry before they got together, but due to Jing Jing being the provider for their family, he never again had to struggle with material matters. Such a rare sight in dramas, and in life as well!

The worst thing about this show I'd say is the normalization of working overtime (I'm talking especially about Yu Tu who has more of a conventional job). They did address that it's painful for the families and demanding on your health and that it was getting better over time in that industry, but still - people shouldn't be forced to work overtime and especially not every day, period. But I admit that I'm especially sensitive in that regard.

Man, I'm so excited. Love those two!

Well, they are one of not so many characters which are alive, so no surprise there XD

I agree, but at the same time I feel that we haven't gotten such a nice romcom in a while, and that might have affected the ratings. Especially now, after the badly received ending of 21 25 the people are inclined to compare the shows and give the highest rating to the more enjoyable one (based on the ending, I wouldn't be surprised if this was Business Proposal). There are a lot of shows better than BP, but based on people's enjoyment I'm not surprized about the rating.

(I feel that it will fall over time though.)

Yes! I'm sorry I love them but that was so awkward for me, I didn't feel the tension. The 2nd leads had much better chemistry when they went to bed, wonder what's the reason

Ok but why did he stay for 2 days in the hospital after the accident when his hand wasn't even broken? I know he's in VIP room, but in Poland, even if you had a broken limb they would discharge you right after they put you in a cast 😅

Ok so I just came here to spoil myself the ending in order to decide whether to watch it or not... I guess I'm glad I didn't start it when it was ongoing. From the comments I get a very strong Mr Queen ending vibes. Honestly, it was one of my favourite shows ever, but I don't know if joy of watching it was worth the pain of that shitty ending...

Ok, so between two "Evil" shows from 2021, Flower of Evil was definitely the one who touched my heart and kept me at the edge of my seat, whereas sadly, Beyond Evil did not. Dropped after Ep 3, with conclusion that this kind of show just isn't for me - it's too draggy, and after 3 episodes I already had a pretty good idea who the serial killer is. I can see how other people would rate it highly, but for me this isn't it, even though I wish it was.

So good! Wish it was longer but it was very satisfying nonetheless. Recommend all the way!

I wish it was just a few episodes shorter. Also I feel like it would hit even harder if the situations which were portrayed were just a little less repetetive (although I understand that they wanted to get the message across, it was just a bit too much for me and in the end I kinda lost my interest). And I never say that, cause I looove romantic storylines, but the romance between young cops was unnecessary.

Very good show nonetheless! Some of the plots will definitely stick with me. I just complain because there was very little lacking for me to consider it almost perfect.

So... I was initially kinda not into watching this drama, considering all the cliches that jumped out at me from the summary, but I truly need something like this in my life right now. Will definitely be watching when there are a few more episodes. Also, my dear Seol In Ah is starring as the 2nd FL? I'm a Mr. Queen orphan, I'll take whatever I can get from its cast. Super excited!

Just watched You Drive Me Crazy, thank you for the recommendation! It was a very nice watch (although I wasn't a fan of the time skip at the end, but I can look past that)