After watching so many promotional contents from BOD and re-watching his Youtube videos, I gathered his real life personality is as amazing as how he's been presenting himself on cameras. He doesn't come to many variety shows, but it's obvious that he's good friends with various people in the singing and acting field. Also, after Death's Game and BOD, two dramas with a star-studded cast, seems like directors/producers trusted him and his abilities so well to be the lead.
As a long time fan, I wish him more success with his upcoming works!
It was very clever whole way through. It was very good with a great cast. Doesn’t seem like it needs a part…
This was filmed consecutively with the intention to put out as one release and only later decided to break into two parts, released less than a month apart. It's not an added story after the success of the first part.
I was just looking up the director's past works, since I've only watched Work Later, Drink Now by him and realizes he must have a great personality seeing the guesting/cameos he casted were leads from his previous works, i.e. Ong Seungwoo, Kim Youngdae, Lee Sangyi, Siwon.
Should I watch this? I’m here after Boyfriend On Demand! I want more of him!
It's the complete opposite of BOD, but Inguk's performance was amazing. If you're in the mood of something lighter, I'd recommend Reply 1997, Shopping King Louis or Doom at Your Service.
This turns out to be a lot better than I had expected. It's light, fun, yet still conveys real messages with real issues re: dating and relationships. They don't try too hard and make things overly complicated for the sake of drama, things move slow yet steadily. The delivery stays true to its romcom core. Also, Jisoo's acting is fine.
Their dating era is so sweet, so short! In a better world, we could have 2 more episodes just to see them progressing in their relationship.
My only gripe would be Inguk's minimal screentime on the first half of the show, but then again the plot has always been about Mirae so I should have expected it.
I think SIG is still filming See You at Work Tomorrow, but news said this one will be coming out in late 2026? Looks like the schedule's gonna be very packed. Either way, so looking forward to three SIG dramas this year.
I'm only on episode 4, but would like to know how often will Hojin simplified his interpretation and not delivering the actual message on the whole filming trip? He's also adding his own words that weren't actually said. It gave me an icky feeling because that's rather unethical and unprofessional of him.
As an Inguk fan, I just want this drama to come out soon! I missed him too much! Hopefully we'll start getting teasers this week, if they're still aiming for mid/early February. Also, with Netflix drama nowadays, it's so easy to just be done after one or two weeks of promotion, but my fingers crossed this one will have more time to promote and release content.
Finally, a truly healing drama with a beautiful countryside background! I love that every character got their own story to tell, even if they're not the main. Also can't complain about the lack of a proper kiss scene, because they make it up with real, proper physical touches/hugs between the female leads and the young couple. I find it cringe when characters hug but barely touched each other just to avoid messing up the other's wardrobe or hairstyling.
Why arent they explaining anything?? I had no idea what that high priest the one who awakened ogwi was even talking…
Also, it’s said the high priest wanted immortality by reawakening Okgwi, but he’s been surviving all of these years alongside the angels on earth? Like, if he was supposed to be there during the early fight, shouldn’t the angels know about his existence?? I have so many questions!
I am confused including the demon the whole main cast is just 10. Then how can they name it 12
Four of the angels died in battle, guess it wasn’t shown very well in the beginning since I only knew and connect with the scene from reading comments on MDL before.
I’m only here for SIG and honestly, even his character is just kinda there. Maybe my expectations were too high since this in an ensemble cast, but with only 8 episodes of 40-min, guess it’s too much to ask for more character and story background, so we get this clips after clips for the sake of moving the story along and giving everyone enough screentime.
As a long time fan, I wish him more success with his upcoming works!
Their dating era is so sweet, so short! In a better world, we could have 2 more episodes just to see them progressing in their relationship.
My only gripe would be Inguk's minimal screentime on the first half of the show, but then again the plot has always been about Mirae so I should have expected it.