bingewatchingdisorder

A slice-of-life family dramedy that goes slow and ends in a heartwarming way. Parts of it hugged my inner child

Sigh. Making the minor characters shallow, vain and insipid just to elevate the main character is just lazy screenwriting

I know her best for her red carpet looks at events, and this is also the first I've seen of her acting. She's great on the eyes for sure

Bless!! Thank you

Where is Do Gi's fancam I need it pronto!!!

The way they handled the villains in this arc is very discordant with their SOP methinks...... Feels off-brand and gratuitous. Side note, purple is so clearly her favourite colour, why call her company Yellow Star 😂

Her interactions with her Dad are so cute and natural aigoo

The Chinese to English translation of the poem in ep 5 is incredible - it kept both meaning and rhyme

Sped-watched to the end, to the detriment of my impression of this show. Should have just stopped at ep 23

I'm at ep 23 where there's supposed to be major tension/rescues happening, but the writing/direction/pacing is a drag. The central conflict is lackluster, and the Fiends are more compelling than the Hunters. The supposed villains are underdogs doing their darndest to survive in the world, but the heroes I'm supposed to root for simply because they are homo sapiens? The casting is really good though, gonna watch it to the end for completion's sake

I know! I get where she's coming from emotionally but the way she's handling all her romantic attachments irritates me - especially with Dr Lu when she's supposed to be even more mature by then. A age-gap relationship shouldn't be made to work by making the older one more juvenile -______- What happened to the candor and punch she had when dealing with her ex-husband???

I forgot most of S1 and S2 too tbh. It says more about me than the show that I can suspend my disbelief of their Batcave and finances, but be in shock at how they don't need to handle overlapping KPIs running on 3 concurrent deadlines🥲

Also, that depiction of an Alzheimer's patient's mind was haunting. Music was perfectly matched

If you ask me, the most unrealistic thing about this show is how singular their project flow is. They can get by, even expand operations, without multiple concurrent deals -- in this economy???

I usually steer away from urban C-dramas but this is going to land very high on my 2025 watchlist. Also lol at that "Ceramic Artist Male Lead" tag; never realized how specific MDL tags could be

That OST by Song Sohee deserves 2 extra stars alone. Does anyone know the name/genre of this traditional Korean sound?

Only on ep 18 and slowly catching up. Dr Lv is my favourite character!

11/16 this has been so far so great. Genuinely hoping the rest of the episodes keep to this quality

Ooo different how, if you don't mind me asking?

The main leads are so easy on the eyes but the awkward, earnest and bumbling energy around the Dr and Lin Ling has me more invested so far. Ahh puppy love