Tia

She was amazing in Return!

The best? 🤨

You're welcome! I think there were 2 in episode 1 (one between the ML & FL that did a "transition cut", and the other one at the hotel, slightly more graphic, but it was stopped midway.) Still on episode 2 so I haven't seen any yet.

Oh, how I miss Wang Bit-Na, Jin Tae-Hyun, Choi Myung-Gil, Lee Yu-Ri (I haven't seen her anywhere in a while, to be honest...) and Jang Seo-Hee 😭 also, Oh Seung-Ah hasn't been in a daily drama recently either. Yoon So-Yi too...

Exactly... technically it's a political drama. A political noir melodrama hybrid, that is, lol

It's not bad lighting, it's just dark filtering/low lighting because it's a noir drama...

Sang-Ah or Yang-Mi? 🤨 Maybe Yang-Mi, but Sang-Ah, how?

Not quite, they're not too overly explicit either... it can easily be skipped. It's definitely a mature drama though.

You're welcome, I hope you enjoy watching it like I did.

I think I dropped it around the time the FL's dad died and the ML disappeared, then they'd moved Seo Ha-Jun's character to be the new ML (which was confusing.) I just checked and I apparently dropped it at episode 70, I feel like it was WAY earlier than that, though. 😂

For Queen's House, I actually enjoyed it. I gave it a 9/10... and I mean, the rest of the cast was great. Additionally the other actresses you listed are talented too, and they did great in their respective daily dramas. Park Ri-Won was good in Cinderella Game, Kim Kyu-Seon was great in Snow White's Revenge (even if I hated the ending), Lee Hyo-Na was good in A Graceful Liar too.

Pretty much all the characters here are villains... I mean, a villainous protagonist isn't anything new lol

I don't think so. Too cliché.

But your judgement was inaccurate. The show is not focused on the entertainment industry, even if the synopsis has future developments, the genres should at least tell you what it's about. This is why people usually read summaries before watching a show instead of jumping into it with assumptions (which is far more inaccurate. It always is, because plot twists and storyline changes exist.) Strange hill to die on but... I guess. 🤷🏽‍♀️

Additionally, the first episode of ANY show (regardless of origin country) sets up the plot. Which is also why it's called a "pilot episode".

I haven't watched it.

He's such a great actor, but can the k-drama gods PLEASE let this man be this happy in a drama for once?! 😭

Interesting... 🤔

I don't remember that 😂 I think I dropped it by then!

Kim Kyu-Seon was great in Snow White's Revenge, didn't like Lee Ga-Ryeong in Queen's House too much (I thought Park Yoon-Jae was the stronger "main villain" acting-wise.) But the rest were wonderful too!

I guess it's because she's the central villain. That and Oh Hyun-Kyung is incredibly charismatic!