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yeah unfortunately nothing jtbc can do will stop the controversy. But I do hope they can make it to air and prove them wrong.

Whenever the drama promotion starts the controversy will start again. I hope it'll be ok and that JTBC approaches this smartly.

I believe SEA countries. Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia

It's also on WeTV for some countries.

Human Disqualification released their first script reading teasers today. If they take the Fri-Sat slot, Snowdrop will likely be in December since Fri-Sat October is likely to be Goo Kyung Yi. If Human Disqualification is Wed-Thurs there's still a chance Snowdrop is soon, or if Snowdrop ends up in Wed-Thurs slot.

jtbc's being a bit weird tbh, they haven't started promoting for any of their next dramas when they would usually start by now.

It's actually not done filming, it will probably finish filming this month.

Sept 10th is still a rumor but we will know for sure this month if it will come soon or not

Episode 16 was so good. The MDL rating doesn't do this justice, but maybe it's because this has less people watching it and MDL average ratings seem to be on a downturn. Still wish it was higher though.

I hope that now with how far Ba Woo and Soo Kyung have come, we get a kiss scene soon.

Can someone explain some of the political stuff to me? Like how did Ba Wu get his title restored and was able to just be released?

Lol. How do people still like Dae Yeop? It's clear that he's a selfish, overly idealistic, and naive character. He doesn't actually love the princess, he just wants to possess her. All of his actions done out of "love" were to have the princess for himself, and there's been multiple instances where he outright risked Hwa In's life by revealing her location, revealing she was still alive, etc. He was just completely unwilling to let Hwa In be and has proven to be spoiled and naive by thinking that the king or his father wouldn't kill her or that Ba Wu's family wouldn't be killed. He doesn't think before he acts and does everything impulsively based on what he wants without realizing the consequences. Ba Wu is a flawed character, but at least Ba Wu's problematic actions have been explained by his desire for revenge against the king. And it was made clear in the last episode that he had decided to not follow through and live as Ba Wu, before Dae Yeop's family intervened. Dae Yeop is written as a spoiled character and a conflict creator and I do find it strange that people still like him.

Episode 10 was so GOOD. It seems the Sunday episodes tend to be more eventful and Episode 10 was painful and satisfying in so many ways.

Dae Yeop is the worst. What a complete dumbass.

The first ep was fun and made me realize how much I've missed romcoms. We really haven't had many good romcoms this year so now I'm excited for this.

She might play a different role

It's not far off from finishing filming probably...plus Jung Hae In started filming in January when they started filming in November so it's possible they filmed more scenes early or they do both at the same time, which is not unheard of. Since it's completely prefilmed, that probably gives them more flexibility in who will film when.

I hope that at least when this is over, it gets added to another streaming platform like Netflix. It really does deserve more attention.

Episode 8 was so good. Dae Yeop getting on my nerves sooo much. But the most annoying part was I watched it at 92% subbed and IT CUT OUT RIGHT AFTER the crucial moment and for the rest of the ep. Grr.

Idk the drama just started, while Ba Woo may have his issues right now, I think he will definitely develop and grow as a character. Dae Yeop does feel a bit foolish tbh and almost too optimistic.