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Actually, they call both types of drama "Originals" - both their own production like Squid Game, and those that they have exclusive distribution like Crash Course and Extraordinary Attorney Woo. That's why people are confused.

Seriously? "Well explained" in Reborn Rich?
There are so many plot holes in Reborn Rich that you can drive a bus through it.
NOTHING was explained in Reborn Rich, and actually nothing made sense in that drama with that ending - I can probably write a book with just "Why......" questions.

Looking forward to it. Check it out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFryHV_WYB8

Jeon Do Yeon will be playing a completely different role in the upcoming Netflix movie "Kill Bok Soon". She is going to kick some serious asses - probably all the haters in this thread LOL

You have your right to your own opinion, and I have my right to my own opinion. What exactly is your issue with that?
This is a public forum, so you would expect different opinion from yours. No?

For sure, the ship has sunk before having a chance to sail.
FL + 2nd ML has NEVER happened in K-drama. NEVER.

There is sexual tension, but I don't feel any chemistry.
Their interaction so far has been extremely limited, and basically playing mind games with each other - so how can there be "chemistry"?
And to be honest, hoping for FL with 2nd ML is just destined for disappointment as this would NEVER EVER happen in k-drama. NEVER.

It's fun light hearted drama, nothing more nothing less.
OTOH, I think "Agency", which is completely overlooked in MDL but enjoying top ratings in Korea, is the best drama currently airing in Korea right now.

Underrated in MDL. Nothing is new though, MDL's rating is not reliable.

But things looks a bit different on Netflix.
(Netflix use "hours views", so to compare the 2 seasons, we need to use per episode numbers as the number of episodes directly influence the total number of hours.)
S1 got 291 million total hours views for 19 weeks in Top 10.
-> 14.55 million hours per episode.
S2 got 80 million hours views for 5 weeks and it has already fallen off the top 10 chart.
-> 8 million hours per episode.

That's 45% drop in viewership in Netflix for S2.

BTW, S1 is currently sitting at #5 all time K-drama viewership for Netflix since they started releasing stats from July 2021.

But in K-dramas, age can be anything the writers want to be, not according to the appearance of the actors/actresses.

Why would you say that?
At least it is better than Disney Plus who don't bother releasing k-dramas outside asian countries, or like Agency who don't have a streaming platform at all.
I am glad it is on Amazon so that I can see the episode on the same day.

Absolutely, Agency has the highest TV rating among mini-series currently airing in Korea right now.
LBY looks amazing.
It's ok for people not being aware of this excellent drama because of limited availability.
But giving a low rating of 7.8, likely from people who never watched the show is a travesty.

Ha Ha, there is no drama if there is no villains!

You don't need to know anything about stock trading at all. This drama is not about stock trading. All you need to know is that if you know ahead what the market is going to do, you can make big money whether it is going up or going down. And market manipulation is to ensure that the market is going in the direction you want, and profit.

One hint was when PJK asked EY not to leave Korea. I believed EY knew but he had to leave.

It's karma. Having an evil son was the reward for his evil deeds.

I am not so sure about that.

Ep 6 ratings, new high at 11.0%
Just behind Agency at 12.0%

Ep 8 ratings 12.0%
New high and trending up.