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Well, he's one of the few drama actors who is known for exploring different roles and trying new things, so maybe you just picked the few that were more similar to each other. As for this drama, I think the synopsis up above is a bit lacking. He plays a man who is known as a goofy lawyer nicknamed Big Mouth, yes. But something significant happens and he finds himself in jail and accused of being a mastermind criminal named Big Mouse (because In Korean, Big Mouth/Big Mouse are spelled and said the exact same way.) I wouldn't write it off just yet.

You are the first person I've ever heard say this. People usually complain that he always plays a genius, too-good-to-be-true character. I guess you really can't win them all!

I absolutely agree, but your original comment wasn't phrased as an opinion, so it sounded like a fact. If someone tells me that something I like isn't good, it's very different than saying they just don't like it. But I also understand having strong opinions and using blunt/final language to get your point across. No worries.

Seo In Guk actually has a lot of range in the few things I've seen him in. It's quite possible you just don't like him, and that's cool, but your opinion isn't the truth.

This is why I gave up on it. I know everyone says you'll love it anyway, but everyone who is sensitive should be warned that it might not be for you. I couldn't stomach it.

Usually, but I think special appearances can be dragged out longer than cameos. The language about his part in the movie has always been confusing, but we know that he filmed scenes each month it was in production, so his role is bigger than most people are assuming.

Lee Jong Suk filmed for this movie from January-April of last year, so it definitely won't be as little as 2-3 minutes. I believe they started calling his role a "special appearance" because while he's a big name, he isn't playing the lead role. That got translated to "cameo" in a lot of articles, so people were expecting a single scene. The director said he plays an important role and Jong Suk said he had fewer scenes, but the ones he had were full of dialogue and action. The language barrier just made the whole thing confusing.

haha, yeah. They did that because Doctor Lawyer got pushed back a week and won't finish airing until July 22. Hopefully that's the last time it gets pushed back!

Where are you getting the news that Dr. Lawyer will be on Disney+? I have looked everywhere and don't see any announcement made.

July is confirmed, and the 22 is most likely. Doctor Lawyer runs until July 16, so that's where Big Mouth lands unless they take a week off.

In my opinion, no. It all depends on what kind of dramas you like, I guess. I choose to watch Korean dramas because they tend to be happier and more optimistic than western entertainment. This show just bums me out. Everyone is unlikable and everything is miserable. But if that's your thing (it seems to make a lot of people happy), go for it!

Disney+, unfortunately. It will likely air in June since the most recent articles say first half/mid-year.

Huh, you're right. For some reason I thought it was Friday-Saturday. But either way, Shooting Star isn't going to air on the weekend. The upcoming dramas with a weekend slot are Our Blues, Return, and Big Mouth.

2521 is a Friday/Saturday drama. Shooting Star isn't.

I know, but that isn't going to happen. They retracted the tweet because 1/3 is the airdate for Rain's drama Ghost Doctor.

You'll know that a drama is coming when you start seeing promo a month or so beforehand. So far, none of those 4 dramas that started filming in September of this year have been anywhere close to promo. Like I said, I think Twenty-Five, Twenty-One will be first, but it won't be until February at the earliest.

It's suppose to be a weekend drama and Melancholia airs on the weekday. The soonest it will air in mid-February in the Saturday-Sunday timeslot. tvN has 4 weekend dramas that were announced, confirmed, and started filming at the same time and aside from unofficial charts/speculation, nobody really knows which of the 4 will air first and which will air last. I used to think Twenty-Five, Twenty One would be first, but it seems weird that there is so much silence from all of them.