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Both of them are very fine actors and together they should be even better. Hopefully this will be a springboard for even more interesting roles for Ahn Eunjin. I think Korea does generally wake up to good acting (eventually).

I resigned myself long ago to rewatching his old stuff over and over :'c

Clearly it was my words which were difficult for you to comprehend (or you're just the pedantic type). Look up the definition of the word. It's nothing to do with completeness or number of actors.

I’m wondering how they’ll fit in all the relationship development with only 7 eps to go…

As far as I know, Kocowa is only available in North and South America

Do we know where this is streaming outside of the Americas? (Thankfully it's not Netflix, their sageuk translations are even worse than their usual efforts)

I know nothing about this but the poster goes hard

I was willing to give this a shot simply for being set outside of Seoul but it seems a bit cringe tbh

In the UK, we've been getting Revenant as it airs

I feel this comment in my bones

She was at the forefront of the first Hallyu wave with Dae Jang Geum. There would be no Kim Soohyun without people like Lee Youngae paving the way

Weird ageist comment. Lee Youngae is a legendary veteran actor in Korea which is still the main market for k-dramas

MBC really knows how to apply the right filters to their sageuks. Stills look amazing!

For some reason I thought he was playing a villain

Can’t wait for all the gorgeous costumes

YAAAS THIS is the kind of drama I wanted to see him in. Bring on badass action hero Junho 🔥

Apart from anything else, this drama opened my eyes to the fact that attitudes towards stepchildren and blended families vary significantly across cultures. So much conflict is around things that to me seem very innocuous. (Boyfriend has a kid? That's cool. Husband is an abusive dickhead? No woman or baby should be anywhere near him). Maybe that's why I found the drama hard to connect with.

I assure you she is very much Saudi lol. Clearly you didn't watch the episode because not one minute of it takes place in an Arab country (and yes, there are bars in Arab countries). As for Muslims drinking alcohol, I've seen them with my own two eyes. Saudi Prince Sattam even met the mother of one of his daughters in a nightclub in London lol.

Just the worst. The only drama I've given an under 5 score. I only managed to finish through sheer stubbornness.

I mean, there are Arab princes who womanise, drink and much worse. My Saudi friend knows women who've been kidnapped off the street after catching the attention of some minor aristocrat. God knows why people are so quick to get offended on behalf of Arab royalty Yes, the character leaned heavily into stereotypes but that's par for the course in k-dramas (see: representations of black people).