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I saw that one. I had a hard time over what a jerk he was. I couldn't believe how many times he betrayed her. You are right about the kiss though. The kiss in the rain was amazing and you really started to like him then.

I love a good kiss, but my favorite kiss never actually happened. It's from "Scent of a Woman where Lee Dong Wook grabs Kim Sun Ah for a steamy tango dance. They don't actually kiss, but their almost kiss is better than most drama kisses. Love that drama!!!

strange little mini-movie, not bad, just too short to be much of anything. Cute enough to enjoy, but ends before much happens.

worried...but hoping for the best. This is my #1 site that I use.

I'm watching both "ghost" dramas and love them for different reasons. I really like the plot of Who are you. I want to know what really happened. I also like how the romance is progressing. The master's sun is good too. It's more silly and sweet but the romance hasn't really even started, unless you count the second lead's affection, I prefer him too. I don't find these two dramas to be very similar, beyond the obvious, ghosts.

This one has me totally hooked! I'm dying for the next episode already. Each episode goes so fast and the cliffhangers are just killing me.

It's a winner!

I guess I don't follow the actors and actresses enough to be bothered by their ages, it's the characters I'm more concerned with. I try to be open to age differences, and it's not really a cultural taboo for me. That said, some show bug me too, not so much the ones that bug you, though. Big, was too much for me. How could the director expect us to buy into that story when they couldn't even show us the real couple together at the end? Flower Boy Ramyen Shop, a teacher and her student, that is just to much for me (ok, I still loved the drama, I just have issues with it.) I'm absolutely loving I hear your voice, they are such a cute couple, but that one is pushing my boundaries too.

I totally relate...to both the coversation and the content.

I haven't started doing these things yet, but I've thought about all of them, shopping for a good scarf, trying to find a ramyen restaurant, bowing, slipping a few Korean phrases into a sentance.

I used my dramas to help me shop for a new phone. I'd see how the phones were being used and decide if it was a cool feature or not. I guess PP really works, but if I'm not shopping, I don't want to notice it. I agree it can be done better.

I was shocked by the toilet scenes when I first started watching k-dramas. I quickly got over it and find them funny, but do wonder about the quantity of potty humor. P.S. I don't think constipation is what's bothering Jin-ho in Personal Taste, rather the opposite.

I was shocked by the toilet scenes when I first started watching k-dramas. I quickly got over it and find them funny, but do wonder about the quantity of potty humor. P.S. I don't think constipation is what's bothering Jin-ho in Personal Taste, rather the opposite.

I was shocked by the toilet scenes when I first started watching k-dramas. I quickly got over it and find them funny, but do wonder about the quantity of potty humor. P.S. I don't think constipation is what's bothering Jin-ho in Personal Taste, rather the opposite.

1. female
2. yes, mostly female
3. Of course, demographics are important. Pleasing the target audience will ensure good ratings.
4. I don't have favorite actors/actresses listed. For me, my favorite actor is whom ever is starring in my current drama. I tend to make note of the male leads more than the female, but I could list many actress that I enjoy watching too.
5. Acting ability and chemistry between the leads is most important. Looks are nice, but if they act well I suddenly think they look cuter.
6. My biases are mostly plot based not by actors or idols.
7. I love rom-coms the most. Action is good, but I don't like bustiness dramas, or sad endings.
8. There are steriotypes I dislike and stay away from helpless heriones, and dyfunctional families.