That unnamed streaming site never had the level of organizing your watched shows that you can see here. And of course you cannot include those you have watched "elsewhere". I also always come here to find out how many episode the shows has, which at the unnamed streaming site is not said, at least not before it finishes airing. )By the way, why aren't we naming it? Is it taboo here?)
I wonder why you think a show has to be special to be great? Did you mean the plot isn't original?
I'm your woman. I waited until two days ago and I'm binge-watching, I am up to episode 8 and I'm loving it! It is almost as good as Secretary Kim (not quite as good, in my opinion, that was the perfect office rom-com, hard to top). Yes, cliché, but done very well.
I just watched the Arab prince episode. He came out as a very likeable man (maybe it was the actor, too, with his kind, charming smile). He was very gentlemanly with Sarang: never did anything appropriate, didn't drop any lewd hints, didn't ever lay one finger on her, the dress he chose for her was very ladylike and elegant: not sexy, not gaudy, but in perfect good taste. He also took rejection very handsomely, like a good sport. Yes, he seemed to have an grudge with Won as an old classmate and sort of bullied him, but in a rather playful way, and he even made peace with him at the end, hugged him and called him his friend and brother. The overall impression of him was very favourable. At least that's my humble opinion as a viewer. Also, the comedy wasn't even too crude or slapstick, surely not more than the overall tone of the drama, or other episodes involving other characters (for instance Secretary No's scenes are much more slapstick). Yes, from the point of view of Muslim viewers, I understand that it was shocking that he drank alcohol, partied and had girlfriends, but from what we read in the news, many people in his position do this when they are abroad - he didn't do anything criminal or shameful otherwise. And this doesn't mean that every person in his position does this. I read about it before watching the drama, and now that I've seen the episode I am really surprised (or maybe I shouldn't be, sigh!) at the exaggerated reactions.
With all due respect, I wasn't waiting for this drama or July 2023 to hear about those stereotypes regarding the…
I don't think he was badly portrayed, he left us with the impression of a very likeable person and a gentleman. On the contrary, the stereotype would be of a very cruel, oppressive spoilt rich male who wants everything to go his way, and treats women as second-class citizens, without respecting their wishes. We didn't see anything like that here.
So what exactly is a "love hotel"? I knew about "love motels", where couples rent a room for a few hours. But "love hotel" where you "meet" a girl must mean a brothel, right? So the girl he falls for is a prostitute? That must be an interesting twist.
Viki. But the movie is for rent for whoever is in the Americas. I could watch it 1) because it wasn't available for rent in my region (Europe) and 2) because I worked on it as part of the English team (editor). But I tried from another browser where I'm not logged in automatically, and it said it wasn't available in my region. So Americans cannot watch it unless they pay, and Europeans can't watch it period. This limits your options. But I think it's on kissasian too.
actually, I left watching the kdrama a long time ago and watched the show cause Yoona is the main actress, and…
Yes, they are just annoying everyone here without even getting any of the results they want. Totally pointless. (Unless being annoying is the main goal? Hmmm)
Serious question: is it insulting a whole culture to show one cartoonish immoral person from that culture? Do…
Common sense is not as common as its name suggests. There's precious little of it in this thread, and I fear, my friend, that your sensible words will fall on deaf ears.
So do it and create acc to comment in positive way who is gonna stop you? Why do you care about negative comments…
People creating multiple accounts are violating the website's rules, just to mis-represent the number of people who are offended by multiplying the downvotes. This is cheating and illegal.
Michi only spoke up for herself when Kaede scoffed and said "just because you don't have sex" as the reason for…
Yes, and also... When she had that conversation with him, in some previous episode, where she basically said she wants to be good to him from now on, she said "we can have sex whenever you want". As if it were a concession or gift. Doesn't she also want sex? Obviously not. It's only to make him content. But I've heard many men say that it's a turn-off when the woman is not enjoying it and just goes along as a chore (makes sense!)
Yes, from the point of view of Muslim viewers, I understand that it was shocking that he drank alcohol, partied and had girlfriends, but from what we read in the news, many people in his position do this when they are abroad - he didn't do anything criminal or shameful otherwise. And this doesn't mean that every person in his position does this. I read about it before watching the drama, and now that I've seen the episode I am really surprised (or maybe I shouldn't be, sigh!) at the exaggerated reactions.