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Rowoon played his character with such effortless charm I was really impressed. He was like a sweet overgrown Labrador puppy - all heart and loyalty. He was an absolute delight to watch. Now I want to bring him home with me and play games and feed him treats and rub his belly.

My first thought was JD as well.

It was the hairstyle. She has eyebrows that slope slightly downward, which is normally a feature seen in older people as our faces sag. You'll notice in the scenes where her fringe has come loose to frame the sides of her face, she looks much younger.

There's psuedo angst which is very boring. They cut out parts of the plot to put in a series of 'sad' montages that do nothing for the story. It picks up again when they get back together, but the end of the series it even more poorly edited than the beginning.

Right, whoever edited this was absolutely tripping balls while they were at work. This is some mad shit.

Her behaviour from ep 15 to 16 makes no sense. Bad writing or bad editing?

I will sometimes continue to watch dramas I'm not enjoying, either because I think it has the potential to improve, or because it was great at the beginning and I'm hoping they get their groove back again. Also, I'm stubborn and I like finishing things. A drama has to be pretty horrific (to me) before I will admit defeat and drop it. As a result, I've watched a remarkable amount of shite. To be fair though, I no longer rate them while I'm watching.

I'm only on ep 9, but these two crack me up, getting all lusty in front of Grandpa. They look like they can't wait to rip each other's clothes off. Reminds me of when I first met my husband.

It's fine to see flaws in people, we all have them. We're only human, no use pretending people are perfect.

I didn't enjoy her character in L&R, but I like her so far in this. I feel some chemistry with the ML, which I didn't feel at all in L&R. All good - different people get different vibes from different things.

I know - I got some very weird and harsh comments because I commented that the writing in the first couple of episodes wasn't great. People are great at advertising things as long as it's what they want to hear, apparently.

Well, they can't justify a low rating if they're not watching it. Do you only want people who give shows a 10 Star from episode 1 to share their opinions on dramas? That would be a bit odd.

I'm not sure what you mean. Lots of people submitted ratings after the first episode, some of which were very high. I don't think they hated it.

So nice. I'm an old lady, and there were so many moments in episodes 5 and 6 that touched me and really warm my heart. I like those 'small' acting moments that convey so much - one gesture can convey so much. The actors and director are currently doing a wonderful job.

I'd really like to see this kind of example in youth dramas. I have a teenage daughter, and the relationships I see on TV with young people really concerns me.

If your GP has sent your referral for suspected endometriosis to a gut specialist, your GP has the wrong email address, or they're an idiot and you need a new GP. The uterus isn't a part of the digestive system

8.3 is still a very good score, and there's plenty of time for the drama to keep proving itself.

Are there people actually giving it zero?!Or 1 where a zero rating isn't possible?

As you would have noted in my post, I specifically said that I would have applied that rating to episode 1. It's great if you think the writing of that episode was amazing - different strokes for different folks.

People still rate Meteor Garden highly (and BoF - the only two adaptations of that story I have seen) and it is a revolting story, not a love story. The only good bit of MG was when she kicked him in the face.