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i liked her in arang and the magistrate and she didnt annoy me in Oh My Venus but in general in find her hit or miss, often miss and her range is pretty limited.

i finished it and gave it a 7.5 i enjoyed it but it is flawed.

when i met my husband i was 20 and he was 34. we just had our 13th anniversary. so i dont think it's odd. also, if k-drama has taught me anything it's that you don't have to be all up on someone's jock to have chemistry with them. Sexual chemistry and romantic chemistry are not the same thing,though this pairing lacked both to me.

compared to earlier outings though, it was a pretty big improvement.

i do enjoy romance but it's not a deal breaker for me. Imagine though you were watching a show about a singer and they guy they had playing him was tone deaf, or a person playing a chef who looked terrified of a stove.

i'm certainly not the authority on what makes a good drama. My list isnt all that enlightening because i rate on how much i enjoyed something, which can lead me to give pretty high ratings to objectively craptastic shows like Mary Stayed Out All Night.

No you are not alone lol

I'm glad you enjoyed. i couldn't get into it. Agree to disagree :)

Unpopular opinion- i do not like Shin Min Ah as an actress ***GASP*** so i've been putting off Tomorrow with you.

you're welcome, i hope you enjoy it.

this is so odd but i'm really enjoying it so far.

i think Secret Garden is in general over rated. Don't get me wrong it's a fun watch the first time through as long as you don't think about it like at all. A lot of his work that i've seen is like that, not every role can be challenging and phenomenal but the Oppa Girls love him so he could star in a middle school production of The Suessical and they would rate it a 10 lol.

This kind of story certainly isnt for everyone, not usually my thing either but it held my attention through out.

i was in my 1st wave as well. i didn't watch it all in one shot, i did have to take a break to sleep.

You are welcome i hope you enjoy it as much as i did.

i think we're well into a revival. after a coupe of years of "ok but not great" i'm starting to see a lot of reason to be hopeful.

oh wow, sung joon is capable of more than three facial expressions. i don't generally like his acting (he's so montone) but he's ok here so far.

in the US only free over the air TV and radio stations are subject to the FCC rules. this is actually a really small slice of the tv pie. everything else is self regulated which usually boils down to what advertisers will allow.

is it similar in korea or is ALL tv subject to the kcsc rules?

it's not just trucks. anytime things are going well in a drama and a character has to cross the street i get nervous.

yes, their culture is built on a system of seniority, but often in dramas they show characters not just taking the abuse and moving on but accepting the blame and consequences for others, failing to defend themselves or explain a misunderstanding and even defending the aggressor and rationalizing the behavior. this is obviously an idealized response to being fired because a lunatic assaulted you because you followed company policy.

letting people treat you like crap is not, in my opinion, a question of mental fortitude. yes, we all get reamed at work from time to time, but being hit crosses the line into the realm of the illegal.