I'm not into medical dramas. I cringe whenever I see needles. Is the medical doctor stuff heavy in this kdrama?
No, this drama is about them dealing with life issues since their jobs left them burned or burned out. It's not a medical procedure drama. Though there were two tiny surgery scenes (some needles, sorry) in the beginning to establish that they are doctors.
Sometimes it takes the moderators awhile to approve changes to the page. I assume that the person who uploaded the poster to the photos also submitted it for the show page. They don't moderate the photo gallery which is why those are available immediately.
Even though it was sad to see Mirim give on her dream to be an actress (and a relationship with Hyojun), they highlighted her attorney experience with criminal cases. Ten bucks says that Mirim will successfully defend Taeho and his grandmother against the evil-in-law scheming to take over Taesan. Then after winning the legal battle on a grand stage in front of the entire nation, Hyojun will cast her as the leading lady in his directorial comeback (after he passes the bar for good measure, of course) when he realizes his true calling (and works hard to win Mirim over cause she deserves it).
That was the working title. The official new title has been announced as The Impossible Heir. source: https://butwhytho.net/2024/01/k-drama-the-impossible-premeire-february-disney-plus/
On Viki, I Am Not A Robot is uploaded as thirty-two 30 minute episodes because in Korea they used to count advertisement breaks as separate episodes. So what we would consider one 60 minute episode, they would consider two 30 minute episodes. Now most shows are edited together as one 60 minute episode for international distribution.
Looks interesting, but is it only me who find it hard to watch romance drama while knowing that one of the lead…
Nope, there are tons of actors in Western movies who are married and do romances and we don't think twice. The popular romance movies on the Hallmark Channel have many actors who are married in real life because the leads are generally in their 30s & 40s and don't hide their dating or marital status. It wasn't until kdramas that I had ever heard of actors keeping their romances under wraps to maintain the illusion that they were 'available' to fans which is wild.
Oh right forgot to check Viki here lol. Thanks, that's good to know 😁
It's actually a secret web page that I only discovered a few months ago when people provided a link. Apparently, there used to be a link to the schedule from the main page but it got removed when they did a design refresh. So there is literally no way to find this page from anywhere on Viki itself but weirdly they are still updating the content schedule so if you have the link you can see it.
According to Viki, we're getting episodes 26 & 27 this weekend and 28 & 29 next weekend so it looks like the year end award shows won't postpone the episodes. *crosses fingers* [source: https://www.viki.com/tv-guide]
I requested that the last 4 episodes be added back to this show entry. The first 4 episodes alone are not a full season/series. Since Amazon/Netflix/Disney are forcing Asian dramas to do Western style air dates, then these show entries need to reflect that. The complete season/series is 8 episodes.
I requested they delete this show entry and place all the episodes under the og Death's Game entry. Since Amazon/Netflix/Disney are now forcing Asian dramas to do Western style air dates, we need to do Western style entries. This is not a separate series.
How did the actor lived while having deadly desease ?
He had chemotherapy that successfully treated his cancer. They were exploring options, like going to the US for treatment in the beginning but, when the he died and was taken over by the ghost, it was put on hold.
Trailer with ENG SUB here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmI4VKW25rA
source: https://butwhytho.net/2024/01/k-drama-the-impossible-premeire-february-disney-plus/
[source: https://www.viki.com/tv-guide]