Yay Panda

Liked how the movie portrayed the struggles of a woman who's afraid to get out of the comfort zone of singlehood in order to pursue love and how she managed to recover from her traumatic experience

Agree. As Towako puts it, she feels bad for not allowing Hassaku and Uta to live together as father and daughter after their divorce

After watching Ep 5, I feel sad for Towako after finding out that her best friend Kagome is the person that Tanaka san likes all along

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I feel so bad for Hee Soo. She does not deserve to suffer like this T.T

She shouldn't have married that psychopath!

Loved the character development of Seo Hyun especially when she chose to do the right thing and tell Hee Soo the truth despite endangering her secret to be revealed

A heartfelt series about letting go, which is apt in this time of the pandemic. Was amazed on how the trauma cleaners were able to tell the story of the deceased and help their loved ones move on.

P.S. E8 is my favorite :')

The drama was easy-going and enjoyable. Loved the dynamics of the Yoshimaru family and how they supported each other.

P.S. Found it funny on how they stereotyped Kdramas with the wealthy scion trope

Thank you!

Same thoughts here :)

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After watching the first episode, I thought that this drama will just fall in the line of "You're never too old to dream". But as the story progressed, it was more than that - there's familial love, facing an imminent neurologic disease, finding your purpose and what makes you truly happy, and finding someone who'll inspire and support you all the way.

This is the inspirational drama I never knew I needed. It was refreshing to see a Korean drama which tackles deeper themes in contrast to countless romantic storylines that define them. And with that, this is my favorite Kdrama to date.

P.S. I'm the type of person who doesn't usually cry in dramatic scenes, but I've shed tears a couple of times in this drama. Chae rok's dance at the park in the middle of the snow to make Deok chul remember him is my favorite scene.

Unlike what's usually depicted in medical dramas like Grey's Anatomy, House MD, and The Good Doctor, Nakuna Kenshui (bravely) shows the ugly side of medicine where residents are constantly at the mercy of consultants because they are "in training". Unfortunately, this is not known by many. Hope this show will serve as an eye-opener.

Loved how the intensity/impact of the miracles built up as the film progressed, but my personal favorite is the 3rd one.

A recommended watch for everyone.

First episode was hilarious! Looking forward to the next episodes.

That's right! Love Shuffle is one of my favorite Jdramas. So glad you liked it.

And yes - I adored Mitsushima Hikari's role in Quartet

This drama exemplifies the fact that we should not judge a person based on his/her past.

I echo Yoko-san's sentiment that justice should not be used as a knife to punish/hurt people, but should function as a shield to protect their hearts.

Liked the SP better than the drama. Admired how they structured the plot on the background of the COVID-19 pandemic which makes it more relatable.

P.S. The dance at the end is really captivating!

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