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The second season of To My Star is much better than the first one. Also with K Project, a second season was the plan for Netflix from the start, so they've written S1 with that in mind.

Absolutely loved this. So much better than I expected, and a big step up from the first season.

Did this wrap filming? Since the ML is doing military service in December?

It didn't go down. In fact, the rating has steadily gone up from 8.4 about midway in the show's run to 8.7 now. And if you check the statistics, it's been 8.7 for two weeks now.

Can't stop thinking about this. Most memorable kdrama of 2022 for me.

This was a bit of a rough start for me, but I'm half-way through now and really loving the romance. I don't really care about the antagonists plotting against Yeon-Seo, but the rest I enjoy. Kim Dan is so cute.

Need him in a new drama now that he's finished his military service.

I'm assuming it's more about him being an athletic person choosing to do action projects rather than romance, more so than him being typecast in them.

I will say it does seem like a bit of a miscalculation to me on the writer's part that In-kyung got her happy ending with the lost puppy who followed her around for 12 episodes with the same look on his face no matter what was going on, while In-joo and Do-il were left with crumbs. Like why would you pay off the least interesting pairing which felt like a foregone conclusion, and leave your lead hanging? In-joo wanted to be rich, and she got her wish - but she ended up alone. Quite a message!

I'm glad they did it like this, because listing her as supporting would have been a spoiler. You'd know she was coming back after the first episode based on that alone.

I swear if the sisters don't get justice by the end I will simply never emotionally recover.

This has already been posted. The show is not a documentary, but a fiction. Characters in fiction do not only make factual statements. A character exaggerating the standing of their own power in a war or whatnot is not especially surprising. Nor was it a character we were supposed to particularly sympathize with. Veterans have their own ways of coping.

I'm loving Little Women now, as well as the screenwriter's movie collaborations with Park Chan Wook, so I might have to check this drama out when I have the time.

Wi Ha Joon booked and busy. Both K Project on Netflix and The Worst Evil on Disney+ next year!

His two 2023 dramas are both action. 😅

Deserved! It will likely cross 10% nationwide next week for its final episode.

I couldn't sleep after - my head was spinning! So much fun.

Of course there's gonna be a showdown with the villains. It's a thriller! Bring it, I say.

How many times has Do-il saved In-joo so far? He's so protective. And people are still doubting him. It wouldn't make any sense for him to betray her now, after all that's happened. I have faith in him.

I can't wait a whole week to see what happens with In-joo and Do-il... LEAK THE EPISODES. /jk