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i think this site uploads new episode the fastest, one hour later tops. i watch it here https://kdramahood.com/nt/its-okay-to-not-be-okay-ep-11/

i watched swdbs and i loved it, even tho it wasn't a perfect show but the leads sold it well. them and kt/my are my fave kdrama couples, let's hope the later will have a happy ending too. which leads me to scarlet heart ryeo - i know how it ended and i cannot watch it :( will try the other two! thanks for recommendations :)

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"it has really been a while since i've watched such a good drama as this one" okay, recommend those previous shows, i need to watch something :)

spoilers maybe? speculations are spoilers

and we all internally screamed in 100 languages :D

adult sung tae :')

i don't know if we're going to get it, but i assume they felt awkward and shy, especially ksh :)

it's been 11 episodes and rating here is still 9.3. congrats to everyone involved, they really made a masterpiece.

this show :'O why is it so good?! THE scene, every kt and st scene, and the last scene with three of them, my heart.
i don't care about twitter but it's trending worldwide with over 110k! international fans have taste, bless us. eta: not it's 124k!
5 more to go and that's all folks :'O

i ended up fast-forwarding yu ri scenes, i couldn't care less about her and her drama. i didn't like KT and MY's date. it took a half episode for them to get there. i thought they were going to do something fun and they ended up doing nothing. to tell you the truth i don't even remember what happened anymore.

i love the term americans use - a showrunner. if one person runs a show which it must mean more people are in a team. when the main writer/showrunner is called a screenwriter, it's expected of people to think only one person writes a drama.

imo, all episodes should be written before green-lighting a show. sometimes a premise is excellent but writers at some point have no idea what to do. i'm still mad about melting me softly and abyss. if scripts were disused prior we wouldn't be getting a bunch of executives trying to fix the show.

i guess it could go both ways. the "help" can actually help the series or to ruin it. good writing also depends on co-writes, this show obviously hired the right people. i never watched the king: eternal monarch but i read all those comments lol, it seems that it turned out the writer's previous works deepened a lot on her co-writers because this one was a mess.

even better. it seems that we have a similar taste. eta: kdramas tend to have only the first-half well written and then they go downhill (w: two worlds comes in mind), that's why i was afraid we won't be going back to 1-8 quality, and thankfully i was proven wrong today.

things are not black and white, and yet people often look at things that way. it all comes to perspective and biases. i promise you that if pov is different and she was the female lead you wouldn't like kmy.

i honestly don't get how is this show so well written. when you check the writer's credits her previous works didn't even hit rating 8 here, and this one is a masterpiece. what happened in the meantime? whatever it was, keep up with the good work!

i was one of the very few who didn't really like yesterday's episode, i found it more like a filler. but today's episode is a MASTERPIECE. it's 1:20h long and it has lots of developments. i promise you'll like it

or maybe ever, at least for me :)

i cannot imagine that someone finds this drama a letdown. different tastes, i get it, but as i said, i cannot even imagine

i've heard only the best about hospital playlist but i'm REALLY not into medical dramas and i'm reluctant to give it a try. that show has a 9.3 ratings too and it's finished, really impressive!