Netflix users seem to watch a lot of Korean dramas… Many Korean dramas are doing well on Netflix ! If the study…
I don't know how the licensing and rights works, but it is a shame how Love Scout isn't available on netflix globally. (Especially in the run up to Valentines) Netflix is the only subscription that my friends are making room for these days.
It's so hard to wait the whole week. Why can't they drop it all at once 😭
I guess viki and selected netflix regions have to wait for SBS to broadcast first. But I am sad that it isn't on global netflix; it could have been a big hit!
on a side note, i didn't hate Mi Ae for saying what she said. If i had a best friend who had a hard time growing…
It's a valid point to make...not all single dads are as capable as Eunho and not all kids are as sweet as Byeol. It has an effect on the relationship dynamic. Mi Ae only met him once and then recruited him the next day. However she could have phrased it differently, like Are you sure he has time to properly date you?
It is these actors who have been stereotyped as second males leads or villains who come out and give the best…
That is a great comment. I would add that playing villains/antagonists helps to develop your acting skills much more than other roles. I'm really glad that LJH signed up to this ML role because he has truly owned the character of Yoo Eunho and showed yet another side to his acting.
2fl is too chill, I'd be in depression for 3 years if I lost a man like eunho
I do feel like she had the longest opportunity to just ask him out, before he even joined Peoplez. He is pretty good at communication and not at all unapproachable.
https://x.com/kdramacasting/status/1883010212589871379
And KJY can make YEH sit anywhere she wants, I am here for it!