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need exactly this kind of ridiculous plot line with a cast I know and like well to get me back into the pure Kdrama flavour and then finally get around to watching all those top quality dramas I have put off for too long because I wanted to actually enjoy them and I can’t because no drama has gripped my whole attention for too long or made me want to watch anything else after finishing it

ooof I really hope he isn’t playing the cold emotionally stunted hot guy again, that does not suit him at alllll

I mean he has a nice soothing voice to go along with that face and he’s got my attention more than a boring middle aged dude who doesn’t know how to explain shit but blames his students for it.

Would probably pass his class faster lmao. Gotta work to impress the hot teach.

Well like it or not, there are people who want to watch him. Including in Korea. Many well written dramas fly under the radar and don’t find success if they don’t have any big name cast in the list.

This drama’s premise looks like it needs a bit more on the aesthetics side than serious acting chops anyway.

And he looks to be a nice enough guy in real life. I’d rather people who are general jackasses or even criminals get their careers cancelled but those kind of people still keep getting casted too…

Also, the guy’s close friend and fellow group member just died a couple months ago so I’ll cut him slack right now.

eh I like that I can still see actors in new projects from time to time and that they don’t just disappear completely even if they’re not particularly good. Fills whatever hole left by their previous drama character/s. No one’s forcing me to watch them if I can’t stand them.

Also I prefer to judge after release. (After which I unleash all my complaints if any). There’s always a chance the actors have improved or that they met a good director or a character that better fits their own personality and acting limits so they are more tolerable to watch.

Webtoon’s villain version of Gwi Nam is quite literally a rapist who has his little junior bitten off at some point before the story starts. He also does some unnameable horrid acts through the story. So the sexual abuse scene in the drama adaptation in this case is for once not due to Netflix or the like.

Webtoon’s villain version of Gwi Nam is quite literally a rapist who has his little junior bitten off at some point before the story starts. He also does some unnameable horrid acts through the story. So the sexual abuse scene in the drama adaptation in this case is for once not due to Netflix or the like.

maybe I just missed it but I don’t ever remember them showing us On Jo being jealous because Su Hyeok held hands with Nam Ra. Though Nam Ra was shown to get jealous over some skinship that Su Hyeok and On Jo shared. But she doesn’t react any further on it either. On Jo only seemed to have her jealous moment right when Su Hyeok and Nam Ra started to become a couple. Which is unfortunately when On Jo found out that her crush liked someone else and also how she received her answer to her confession to him. Her jealousy then is understandable because she was holding a candle for the guy until then, thinking she had hope.

Are you high? The 4 months later is at the end, a time skip after they’re in quarantine and the half zombie girl leaves them.
They were only trapped at the school for 3 days and met the military at the trains tracks on the 4th morning.

Umm I don’t get why you seem to be offended by my not liking incest. Good for you that it doesn’t bother you. But it’s not for you to decide what does and what doesn’t bother someone else.

Also, this is not about being a documentary. In fact, if we’re talking fiction and not a docuseries, then it’s even more of an issue that things like incest are romanticised and normalised.

I can love a show without being blind to its flaws you know?

I even have a comment on the KMHM page professing my love for the drama and missing its particular mix of genre and premise.

I just simply can’t stand the incest stuff. It’s NOT Okay. Even if the plot, music, actors are perfect and my favourite otherwise.

Incest plotlines super creep me out. Fans of the show or actors shipping those pseudo incests as a couple creep me out even more.

Ah, the standard FL hate from often female audiences who usually have the oppa-can-do-no-wrong mindset.

I dislike screamers too. But I guess her branding of screaming doesn’t annoy me that much or I just got used to it or I simply like her loads better than Han Ji Min’s character in the other kdrama on DID disorder wherein she wanted to keep Hyun Bin’s character sick for her own fantasies.
Besides, this drama and the ML really is wack so some of the screaming is warranted.

A great and memorable actor taken very young. My condolences to his family and friends. 🙏🏼❤️

It’s probably quicker to just unsubscribe from Netflix. But for those who won’t and can’t yet, contacting them is a good enough

Tell us you are on payroll for Netflix without telling us…

Kdramas don’t need Netflix and never did. They were doing fine and got great love internationally without it. There were plenty of other platforms that foreign fans used to access them. Not to forget, they are created primarily for Koreans and not international audience. Which is how TV works worldwide.

Netflix found a good opportunity of profits in Korean/other Asian dramas, entered the market, possibly brought something beneficial to it to sell their business and then started their usual big company politics of playing with customers for their own personal visions or cash.

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Or maybe American companies can stop corrupting Asian dramas

Medical isn’t my preferred genre but when it comes to Kdramas I never say never. If it has actors I’m missing on my screen in it, then anything goes.

My reaction to the character of Kim Sabu in S1 was 50-50. On the one hand, he seemed like the only person around who knew what needed to be done. On the other hand, he was kind of condescending lol. I’m entirely sure if I watch him now, I’m going to forgive all his flaws or maybe like him for it. Especially if he’s written milder and nicer.

Still hate the title though. wtf is a “romantic” doctor? 😂 That title alone contributed 80% to my dislike of the Kim Sabu character.

Oh some of that support cast hit big after S1. Like Kim Min Jae rose to lead status and I saw Yoon Na Moo (debut 2016) everywhere for a while.

I’ll keep my reservations on AHS. The funny teen in Still 17 will likely remain my favourite work of his, but hopefully he’ll regain my favour with this drama.

Is S2 really better? And do they address the open plot points from S1 ?

The cast changed, and as I wasn’t particularly attached to the character of Kim Sabu himself, I wasn’t sure about watching a second season with new kids that are trained from scratch again. Just watched Yang Se Jong’s cameo lol.

Also how is Ahn Hyo Seop acting wise? I loved him in Still 17 and still think it’s his best role, but he kind of disappointed me in Business Proposal (although that plot and character were both lacking).

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