Those seasons can't be found online because it was aired before Netflix picked up the series for it's revival. Netflix also does not have the licensing rights for those seasons so they can't upload it to their site.
Actually, I don't think that they ever mentioned they were married? Anna's Instagram handle is @annanotpark which is a weird username to have if they are married. And unnlike other married couples on RTOS, they've never referred to each other as husband and wife, only as mama and papa.
I started watching it when YT recommend me some clips of Taetae family and I fell in love with the show.! It's…
I think in the west, it is nothing new - dads caring for their children - but the show itself was such a game changer for the patriarchy that exists in Korea. Ever since the show aired, more dads started caring for their kids, realizing that that time is precious. Yes, even before the show, there were dads in Korea that cared for their own children (some to an extent), but, it was a small minority. Some people say the show is terrible for exploiting children, but, I don't think that way at all.
Haven't seen the original but heard great things about it. I originally heard about it because Nadine Lustre was supposed to be in it, but she backed out because of health issues, so Bela took her place. It was announced as one of the four entries for the Manila Film Festival. Speaking of remakes of Korean movies, Nadine Lustre and James Reid are set to film the remake of Spellbound.
I haven't seen the american version (I know lol), isn't the synopsis a little bit different ?
Only thing seemingly different in the description written here, is that FL is dropped off and abandoned at her grandmother's house. In the US remake, mom stays to care for her daughter with the help of grandma,
It's obviously scripted otherwise how would they be able to capture everything then?For them to say it's not scripted…
I think maybe you're too used to western reality TV? Compared to a lot of western ones, this seems quite more calm and realistic as opposed to the fake craziness in the west. If it's really scripted, then the people they get on the show must be really good actors, because it's not cringy at all like when I think of the scripted "acting" that happens in the west. They're also recapping everything that happened in one week and probably leaving out most of the super boring details. They don't particularly follow everyone to the workplace or wherever else they go, so it does seem they get a bit of privacy still - unless they are and didn't find that footage interesting enough to include. The drama that they do add feels amplified because of the pure fact there's nothing going on in other episodes. They're also not forcing people to like someone or hate someone. The feelings and thoughts of the people in Terrace House, as well as the hosts are purely their on. To me, the host commentary is more based on whatever comes to mind, much like if you yourself were watching it with friends and gossiping about the people on the show.
I'm sorry? That's kind of rude. I've been waiting for it to release on Netflix. There is absolutely no way for me to know that it has been released already.
Which season is the best? This the only one I saw bc it's on Netflix so not familiar with the show.
The very first Terrace House isn't on Netflix probably due to licensing rights, and Netflix was the one who picked the series back up. I liked this season so I'm going back to enjoy the others on Netflix but I'm really hoping to find the first season soon before the 2020 season comes out.
A bit disapointed this season... J-trainees are so much behind K-trainees in term of skills even if they are getting…
The Japanese idol system prides itself on the lack of training. Fans want to see the flaws and grow with the artists as people. If they are perfect from the beginning, they lose a lot of charm and fans set them up for disappointment if they make mistakes and fail; adding to this, it puts off a lot of the pressure that idols have to be 100% perfect all the time. In particular, the 48 group system is an idol group that is meant to be approachable thus why they perform on a local stage and very rarely on international stages like on world tours.
I personally never watched the show because my 48g fan friends and Jpop fan friends were so disappointed in the way they portrayed Japan and Japanese idols as a whole. Not all idols or artists in Japan run by this system. There are some that do have a lot of training - like LDH's EXILE TRIBE and E-Girls - but for some companies, it is not a necessity. And there are even Japanese groups and artists out there making it on their own with no company at all and are still doing well, performing in decent sized venues, have plenty of fans, producing high quality music videos and such.
It's mostly due to a cultural concept called Love Teams. Philippines love their love teams, so they're always paired together in movies, TV shows, songs, etc. Very rarely though, do love teams get together in real life like her and James Reid did though.
Despite this movie being an excuse for Tsunku to put all the H!P Kids and Morning Musume members in one movie, it's really heartfelt and cute. I find myself watching it every now and again.
a remake of Miss Granny? I loved the movie, and I love KSH, so it sounds interesting..but is it a new trend to…
The parent company of the movie licensed the movie to other countries to make their own version, so, I feel a drama is kind of redundant. Not to mention, the movie wrapped up the story quite nicely.
I personally never watched the show because my 48g fan friends and Jpop fan friends were so disappointed in the way they portrayed Japan and Japanese idols as a whole. Not all idols or artists in Japan run by this system. There are some that do have a lot of training - like LDH's EXILE TRIBE and E-Girls - but for some companies, it is not a necessity. And there are even Japanese groups and artists out there making it on their own with no company at all and are still doing well, performing in decent sized venues, have plenty of fans, producing high quality music videos and such.