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Yeah, he almost survived. Also, Sang Hwa's last scene really broke my heart. I really dislike Yong Seok, that selfish guy.

Man, what a great movie. First time crying over a zombie film. I didn't expect the main character to die.

Wow, nice article! If a game did come out, I would definitely play The Three Musketeers, Iljimae, or Bad Guys.

Thank you for the list. I'll definitely be watching some of these soon.

I've seen and enjoyed all of them except for The Flatterer. I thought it was okay - occasionally funny, but the story was a bit dull - until the ending. It was so abrupt... Did they have to cancel it due to low ratings? On a different note, I adored Splash Splash Love. It put a smile on my face.

This is the first show to give me actual goosebumps. Both the writer and the story are crazy, and I love it.

As a person who's not very fond of medical dramas, I have to admit that I'm hooked. Looking forward to the next episode!

No, not really. It's more of a cute drama.

(Putting this as a spoiler just in case.)
MDL's synopsis left me confused as well, so I searched for more information on websites like Viki and Dramabeans.
Viki: "But things get complicated when Jae Huk develops Alzheimer's disease and begins to think he actually committed the murder, and then Jin Woo starts to exhibit symptoms of Alzheimer's as well. Can Jin Woo beat the clock and save his father before his memories fail him?"
Dramabeans (nutshell version): "It's about a hero with too much memory, who then loses his memory."
So basically, yes, Jin Woo is someone with hyperthymesia (a hyperactive memory) who, along with his father, will eventually face memory loss.
(I honestly hope that this wasn't a spoiler... it's mentioned in the synopsis, so...)

I usually use Viki, but the video has not been uploaded yet. DarkSmurfSub has the video and subs, but it's software translated. It's still being edited by helpers. If you can't stand software translation and prefer raw, MyAsianTV and Dramanice have it.

According to allkpop, the filming begins in November, and it will air in the first half of 2016. http://www.allkpop.com/article/2015/09/lee-joon-lee-se-young-and-oh-jung-sae-to-star-in-the-ocn-drama-vampire-detective

It honestly depends on your taste in dramas, but don't judge it by its trailer. If you're into romance and such, I suggest giving it a chance. It's pretty cute and several moments are cringeworthy. In my opinion, I feel like the drama is starting to drag a bit in the later episodes. However, I do have a feeling that something's going to happen.

Your points for "Disadvantages" are the exact negative points of this drama. I agree -- the music is a mess. In one scene, there was absolutely no need for the dramatic "scary" music. Speaking of scary, this drama does try too hard to be that. Sure, there are some scenes where it might seem creepy to the viewer, but that's all there is to it.

And yes, Yook Sung Jae is definitely an advantage for this drama.

It's the first time I've been diagnosed with second lead syndrome. I've also noticed that Dong Jae is with Soo Ah in the preview of episode 10. Perhaps the writers are thinking of allowing him to help her with suicide, and her help him with his physical touching disability? Although I'm not sure what to think, I had a feeling this would happen.

That's fine. c: I understand what you're getting at. And Empress Ki? I've heard of it before, but I've never looked it up. Seeing the plot, cast, and the rating now, I think I'll have to watch it soon.
(Side note: I'd like to correct myself and say dramas with over thirty episodes. I noticed that I've watched a couple of dramas with over twenty episodes. My mistake.)
I'm not sure about how other people feel, but for me, when I see a drama with over thirty episodes (for example, sitcoms), I feel a bit... overwhelmed? I'm not sure how to put it, but I think I'm afraid that the drama will drag out for too long, and I'll get bored of the plot and characters. There have been several dramas with over thirty episodes that I have gotten bored of. However, some dramas can be an exception (for me, action is the best), and if the plot and characters grab my attention in the first few episodes, I'd probably watch it until the end.
I think what I'm basically trying to say is that I wouldn't watch a drama just because it's a long one. It's probably because of the plot and the cast.

I'm usually not a big fan of historical dramas or dramas over with twenty episodes, but Six Flying Dragons seems to be an exception. Something about the plot and the acting really stands out to me. As I'm looking forward for the next episodes, I hope more people will stumble upon this drama and give it a chance.

If you look below at the previous comments, there are some links to eng sub. ^^
(MyAsianTV: http://myasiantv.se/movie/shoot-me-in-the-heart/watch/)

Thank you for this article. I'll keep an eye on Madame Antoine and Riders: Catch Tomorrow. I'm more excited for Imaginary Cat since it's Yoo Seung Ho's first TV role after his military duty. Reply 1988... sounds interesting as well. I'm a bit reluctant to watch it because of what people say about Hye Ri's acting, but I probably shouldn't let other opinions control me. Besides, I have never watched Hyde, Jekyll, Me or any of her projects, so I shouldn't judge her so quickly.

The release date of this movie isn't till Oct. 22, so we'll have to wait for a few more days.

I definitely am not saying that South Korea has poor buildings. I'm simply stating that in this drama, the buildings are not earthquake proof. This drama is only fiction, and it is possible that a few things in here may be not realistic.