TE Daum

Disney+ doesn't have enough consistently attractive offerings, so we always save shows for my spouse's sci-fi preference and watch their K-dramas when we get a deal or have a long holiday and then resubscribe and binge watch.

Does anyone know why the song lyrics are not subtitled in other languages, yet foreign language subtitles are provided for the conversations?

Well, having female narrative oriented content matters to me, and Netflix knows as they tag these for me. Many in the US love UK shows, which feature regular looking people, talented female lead characters, and better stories than those in the states, for example, "Happy Valley." Moms make the spending decisions here in the US, and we do love following handsome leads, but we also tire of being under represented and bored by stupid US offerings.

Another rom-com, yes please!

I didn't think of it as a love triangle, more of an exploration of maturity. Perhaps Ko Won needed a more stable influence, and he did seem to mature during his community work. Gayeong leaves behind fantasy boyfriends for a kind and funny older man, who has also done some work on growing up.

I agree, rushed. Though I didn't need a wedding, and there were nice sentiments in the scene, I was disappointed when the garden lights came on and not much after, when it could have been really magical. And yes, sexy voice+ 😍😍

I am spoiled by subscriptions without ads; however, I can only find this series in the US on ad-supported Roku and Pluto. Sadly, Walmart+, which offers some Pluto series ad-free, does not include this one.

I'm writing all this to post where it can be watched here lately, but after watching two episodes, I wonder if I should continue.

I enjoyed the silliness/physical comedy of the first episode as a break from more serious dramas, but the second episode is already making me question the time/ad-irritation investment. I started watching as I like Kim Seon Ho, strong female leads, comedy, and mystery. I've seen worse on Netflix and wonder if they or Viki ever licensed it or might consider it. I hope so.

I'm not complaining, just an anecdotal reason some Netflix viewers may not watch each episode when released: our habits changed.

Netflix conditioned US viewers to watch on demand and then started returning to weekly drops. Personally, I like "Miss Night and Day" so much that I am skipping this weekend, so I can enjoy a several-episode finale.

I am watching this series in the U.S. on Viki. In case, like I did, you wonder about the ages of the judges, you might find this page of interest: https://asiasociety.org/education/korean-judge

Today is my first time seeing this actor as I've just begun watching "My Sweet Mobster", and I was surprised seeing fewer than expected main roles in his list. I feel ripples of Gregory Peck when I watch him act, and I hope he will acquire similarly prominent roles in the future.

I am so bad at waiting, I sneak and watch "Miss Night and Day" as soon as an episode is released and then watch it again with my spouse. He's probably figured that out by now, ha-ha, since I accidentally comment on things I'm not supposed to have seen yet.