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Well, there's still time. lol

World Cup schedule vs when Cheer Up is usually airing:
Mon (Nov 21) - World Cup will air 10pm KST
Tues (Nov 22) - World Cup will air 7pm & 10pm KST
Mon (Nov 28) - World Cup will air 7pm & 10pm KST

These are the only games that overlap with their primetime (7-11pm KST), all the other games are in the middle of their night through Dec 19. So it looks like we will only be one week without the show, and then it would return Tues (Nov 29).

[source: https://www.scheduleworld.co/football/2022-fifa-world-cup-schedule-in-korea-standard-time-kst]

Let Me Be Your Knight (Nov 2021 - Jan 2022) was his last drama and it sadly averaged 1.5% market share. I enjoyed it. I've like his acting too in the four things I've seen him in starting with Imitation.

Yes, Seo Hye Won is the fake Jin lady in AoS and she was the 'I have no chingu' cousin from Business Proposal. She's booked and busy and was also in Bloody Heart and Extraordinary Attorney Woo this year. I think her boy-crazy character in this show might fall in love with several men in her quest for a husband. I do really like the funeral team manager though, they would be cute. But I was kinda thinking that maybe she might end up with the police officer.

Yup, I'm pretty sure the doctor that was trying to help the homeless man they called the ambulance for is the ex-girlfriend so Dong Joo has now met her. This show has a ton of fated meetings.

The “Cheer Up” production team shared, “Bae In Hyuk’s deepened romance acting will maximize the affection index of the Do [Hae Yi] and [Park Jung] Woo couple. Bae In Hyuk’s serious display of affection for Han Ji Hyun and the excitement of a first love will melt viewers’ hearts and make your hearts flutter, so please look forward to it.”

Due to a baseball game, “Cheer Up” was cancelled on Monday, November 7. Episode 9 will air on November 8 at 10 p.m. KST instead.
[source: https://www.soompi.com/article/1553026wpp/bae-in-hyuk-sweetly-admires-han-ji-hyun-from-afar-in-cheer-up]

Korean baseball tournament aired instead. Ep 9 airs tomorrow.

Both shows have fun, humor, romance, and a little bit of danger and sadness. I 'm enjoying them both but Cheer Up is already halfway through and airs new episodes at the beginning of the week; so you could easily binge it right now to catch up before Monday. Then binge watch May I Help You to catch up before their episodes air next Wednesday.

Loved Lee Soo Hyuk in Doom At Your Service! Yes, he was so low-key funny and interesting in that show. Also, loved him in Tomorrow, where he really got to show a range of emotions. His deep yet subtly expressive voice adds to it all.

Oh, that Norway/Sweden mixup was probably intentional to show the character wants to look smart to others but failed.

They both have trauma they need to work through. Her main trauma is breaking up with her fiance twice which caused her to feel like she can't trust her own judgement, including what she now feels for him. His trauma is the death of the patient which is going to come out now.

Also, I'm intrigued by the timeline the show has set. There was a month she was engaged to show her everything wrong with her ex-fiance. Now a month with Jaehoon on the show her everything she was missing?

OMG Jae Wook and Jun Young in the same drama! YAS!

I think there might be a subversion of the fate predictions. In this episode, they introduced the 'crushes caught in the half moon will be together' superstition. After Yong Il's failed attempt to make it happen for him and Cho Hee, he dismisses it. While Hae Yi and Sun Ho do get caught in the half moon (and Jung Woo sees it), this superstition only has as much weight as the people involved give it. Like Yong Il, they can choose to dismiss it if doesn't align with what they want. Also, with the third prediction of a 'death', this is the perfect time to stop it from happening. In storytelling, there's often something that the main characters are trying to stop. They usually fail the first two times but succeed on their third try. So why not have them succeed in preventing someone from dying. It reminds me of the spirit stick dropping curse in Bring It On which this show is clearly paying homage to.

Actually, a shorter Cdrama (about 22 hours long over 36 episodes) and is in this vein is Love Between Fair and Devil. It's excellent!

Hotel Del Luna is probably the closest with the magic, symbolism, and part of the story is set in the past with battles and sword fighting. It's also written by the Hong Sisters.

You can watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnFy1dSr0xk

Oohh, good catch!

He's talking about shows that drop all their episodes all at once. And Netflix is also really big on the first 28 days after release so it's likely did you 'binge' it within the first month. They talk about this alot in press releases. Also, for shows like AoS who are regularly making the Top 10 hours watched every single week, they take note. They even have a feature telling you how many weeks it's been on the list which means that factors into their stats for weekly airing shows.

Who knows Jin Mu's reasons for sitting on this info. Though it is powerful intel so it makes sense to wait until it will hurt his enemy the most.

Jin Mu claims that Papa Cho was threatening to go public with Jang Uk's birth constellation plate unless he taught Cho the alchemy of souls which I don't believe for a minute. I can't believe Jang Gang did either because Cho was his best friend. If anything, I bet that Cho found out that Jin Mu was going to do something with the plate and forcible made him switch souls with someone to silence him which we've seen Jin Mu do to many people.

Well, Jin Mu did steal constellation plate that confirms Jang Uk was born under the King's Star which will make the other claims easier to believe as well.