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One of those dramas that I wish is 16 episodes instead of 8.

I know right? How come Korean entertainment industry’s social punishment over “rich people bad” sentiment feels way more tangible and harsher than the very obvious “chair, but make it electric” sentiment toward actual s*xual predators.

OMG did you guys watch the behind-the-scenes? The director mostly only used practical effects!!!

You should put spoiler. But to answer your question, his eyes shifted the moment she handed him the handkerchief because the real Chaeni would have used her sleeve instead. So I think he knows, that's why he doesn't seem shocked. He also has a soft spot for Horan because she's actually very nice when they were young.

My biggest problem with this drama is how he somehow walked away with just 3 band-aids when realistically he should’ve been in a hospital coma for the next 3 months. IYKYK.

Saw someone comparing the four of them to the The Powerpuff Girls and honestly…I can kinda see it. Unjeong is the exhausted Professor, Robin is Bubbles, Chaeni is Blossom, and Gyeongun is definitely Buttercup. Does that make the serum...Chemical X?

Well, if you like very over-the-top in-your-face acting, then you do you.

But personally, I thought Bae Nara’s performance was just okay. I honestly don’t see the “absolutely serving” acting you are talking about. He mostly just stood there clapping, smirking, and contorting his face to look angry.

So, I guess it really comes down to personal opinion and taste.

Like, if I suddenly found out my mom I've been missing was still alive after 20 years, would I still be able to give it up for someone I only met 2 weeks ago?

So I was watching the cast interview and they mentioned that the whole story only spans like 2 weeks leading up to the year 2000, and suddenly the ending of episode 5 made so much more sense to me. I think I seriously need to rewatch this drama now.

People were like “the kiss came out of nowhere” but did you guys not see her bucket list?

“KISS~” was literally written in HUGE English letters complete with "💋chu-♡". That foreshadowing could not have been more obvious.

Saw an iMBC review saying that Cha Eun Woo’s portrayal “breaks immersion” because his good looks contrast too sharply with the ordinary-looking characters. Like what is he supposed to do? LOL

My steak is TOO juicy apparently. They really just be saying anything at this point to target him.

Yes, you're right, you're the only one who think like that.

Somehow he looks much hotter there than in the white tank top scene.

Watched The Wonderfools only to realize that the daughter in Hi Bye Mama is actually a BOY!?

The child actor who plays Child of Eternity is Seo Woo!?

🤯

I know a lot of people say he’s good looking, and I do find him objectively attractive, but can we talk about how insanely different he looks with and without the glasses?

Like when he has the glasses on, I’m just like “ok yeah, sure, good looking dude.” But the moment he takes them off, I’m suddenly like "holy sh*t? what in the greek god is he?"

My God, he has such pretty eyes and the eyelashes of my dreams. It’s like someone flipped a switch and suddenly I got it. I finally get what people see in him now.

Gotta say, after watching so many Korean and Chinese dramas where the actors have full makeup or filter, this drama is a breath of fresh air because I legit can see Cha Eun Woo pores, pimple, and the hair follicles on his hand. I can even see his eye bags, so he is probably on minimal makeup. He's really in it not too look pretty, though he still is no matter what he does lol.

For me, it's the "Shining" parody and rolling giant mascot at the end.

I honestly thought Cha Eun Woo was going to play another pretty boy role again, but the teddy bear scene immediately convinced me otherwise. He really dares to sacrifice his good looks for comedy, and his emotional acting has also improved a lot.

I think I can genuinely say now that he’s become a good actor.

Watching this makes me realize how much of a GOAT Princess Hours is.

Social Class vs Ability/Merit. Except the merit came from having good opportunities as an illegitimate child of a CHEABOL. So the whole thing sometimes just comes off as "boohoo, rich people problem."

But hey, it's still fun to dumb watch, like watching Chinese vertical drama. You gotta let your logic go out of the window to enjoy it.