_Choa_

Does the older character die in the end?

Lovely

https://www.soompi.com/article/1401018wpp/agencies-of-jungkook-mingyu-cha-eun-woo-and-jaehyun-apologize-for-itaewon-outing-confirm-they-tested-negative-for-covid-19

Cha eun woo caught up in another Rona scandal, oh dear.

And the ending omg shocked but I’m so happy!

“That money ain’t yours, bitch!” Iconic

Yay that's good for him, I have only seen him in PP so it will be interesting to see him take on a completely different character.

It's a true Netflix original so... just netflix

True true

"“Borderland” has been viewed by 18 million member households and has already been renewed for a second season. Meanwhile, in its first four weeks on Netflix, 22 million have watched “Sweet Home” on the platform."

https://variety.com/2021/streaming/asia/asian-series-global-audiences-netflix-1234887766/

If AIB got a season 2 with less viewers than idk why SH wouldn't, but yes maybe the budget will be smaller which would be unfortunate.

Prison ain’t pretty idk what y’all expected lol

The hearts too! Cool. Also, gracias to whoever updated his bio, it’s much better now.

The ldh pfp are growing I see, yes rise in popularity king you deserve it!

The drama gods foreshadowing what was to come lol

Yes! His eyes are hypnotizing.

It's pretty good, I really enjoyed it. Thought it was hilarious. I may be looking at it through rose colored glasses though since it was my first real kdrama. But I think it's worth a try!

First Kdrama: Boys over flowers (no me gusta, dropped it)

First kdrama I liked and finished: Cunning Single Lady (which feels random but yeah lol)

First "Oppa": Seo Kang Joon who played the second lead in Cunning Single Lady. God he is so handsome <3 talented too of course!

Hmm, sounds interesting and def is something I haven't seen done yet. Cool!

They seem to recognize that and are diversifying their approach. The Mandalorian def isn't only geared to kids.

So far they (korean production teams) seem to be keeping their sovereignty and are making the major decisions (at least for Netflix from what I can tell). Hopefully American/international companies recognize that this is part of their success and stay relatively hands off in the actual production. American/Western companies are getting better at understanding the importance of localization so I am not too worried for now.

Wow if Disney is getting in on the game then kdramas really are getting hot. Sounds interesting so we will have to see how it progresses. Go Kang Daniel!