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There have been many rumored dates. But it keeps getting pushed back. It is now unscheduled, so all we know is first half of 2025, but I think they're still filming so who even knows.

Assuming this is stuck in the backlog of unaired dramas like so many others. It finished filming in 2023 apparently, so who knows when it'll actually air. Serendipity's Embrace filmed at the end of 2022 and only aired this summer. Hopefully Kim Jae-young's new popularity may help speed things along.

She clearly knew it was a mistake, considering she deleted it almost right away. It derailed KSH’s promotions for QOT because it suggested something between them and he also looked intoxicated. He was her senior in Goldmedalist. That’s why the agency also were very harsh in their statement, questioning her motives for posting this kind of old, private photo during such an important time for KSH.

https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/art/2024/11/398_371327.html

It's crazy how much a terrible poster can deter me from watching an ostensibly great drama. But I am going to get over that and start this over the weekend. Loved the writer's previous work.

Not sure how much reflection she's done after the stunt she pulled with Kim Soo-hyun during QOT.

People are doing too much with that drama; I really liked it too.

Not sure what'll happen to his film ("I'll Become Rich") considering the lead actor just died.

Maybe if you're blind and deaf 🤣

The 12-year time jump unfortunately didn't fully work and things got needlessly convoluted.

I'm so proud of him for his performance in Love in the Big City. It's such an excellent portrayal of an authentic queer character. He did his research and went into it with heart and soul to do it justice.

Personally I thought it could have been handled better. It's generally not a good sign when like half your audience or more seem confused about what the miscommunication was even actually about. A trope like that works best when you can understand both sides as it's happening, but here much was unclear and confusing (and thus frustrating) for quite a while in the middle.

The messy (and often needlessly opaque) script kept this from being truly great, but definitely a very solid KBL with beautiful cinematography and good actors who gave it their all. I mostly enjoyed it.

Ok, but Woo Do-hwan is hot soooo

Hopefully after the success of LITBC some service will pick this up. The whole thing is odd.

Well they can’t if Dohoe keeps pushing Juyeong away which lo and behold he’s doing yet again in the promo for episode 7.

Great actresses should stop picking bad scripts just because they give them a "dual role" challenge.

It feels funny going into the finale week thinking it's probably best that they go their separate ways. There's too much baggage, they're diametrically opposite people. Dohoe's solution is always to run away, to break things off, never to try and talk things through or actually communicate. Juyeong can't work with that. It's a dead end, and it's hard to envision a future for them realistically as things stand.

At this point I may hope for a bittersweet ending and then a Season 2 with some actual growth.

I actually rolled my eyes when the snow fell and they kissed in episode five because it just didn't feel earned at all so soon after their tense reunion. The pacing is just really off for me.

Mmmmm Cha Eun Woo mmmm... 🤭