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Loved Daimon's slow but smooth character development :)

Aww, thank you my friend! 💕😍💕😍💕

It's getting better with every new season!

Bleak and slow-paced, with minimal dialogues and some heavy scenes.
Stylistic framing, subtle camera work, exquisite lighting, beautiful photography and music, as well as Nishijima Hidetoshi's intense character were its main good points.

A delicate, warm short drama tackling with some difficult & serious social, school and family matters.
Touching, though sometimes emotionally overwhelming, inspirational and affectionate.

Hats off to Sato Jiro for his magnificent performance - he truly is a great actor!

finally found it today: https://dramacool.bid/hikikomori-sensei-2021-episode-5.html

This season was slightly better than the previous one because even though it had a similar formula, it was more focused on the characters and had some quite intriguing medical cases.

A great example of how an average story, when the production, music, casting and acting are first-class, can become a compelling watch.
Han So Hee and Ahn Bo Hyun's acting is remarkably improved, but the star of this drama is definitely Park Hee Soon, with his charisma and veteran aura overshadowing everyone else in all his scenes!

Fast-paced story telling, intriguing cases, greyish characters and a unique FL. Six more seasons to go!

An underrated mystery-crime drama, with lots of suspense, interesting grey characters and great acting.
The only let down was its subpar ending...

As you can deduce from my post, I loved it! Hope you like it too ^^

Most probably here: https://dramacool.bid/drama-detail/every-day-a-good-day

Great article, beautifully written and presented, about one of my fave (sub)genres :)
Looking forward to reading more articles of yours ^^

When food brings people together!
Funny, cute, adorable :)

Aww, sad but cute...

Started watching it without expecting much, but pleasantly surprised!
It turned out to be a short feel-good drama with a positive vibe.

Great cast and production, intense but confusing, ambitious but somewhat lacking...
Byun Yo Han definitely stole some of the spotlights!

Emotional, nuanced and humane, with a compelling hero, flawed and broken but trying to get a second chance in life and society acceptance.
Koji Yakusha's reserved performance and body-language were amazing!

A decent disaster-survival movie (maybe a bit too much on the funny side), for a weekend one-time watch.

Cuteness overload for dog/puppy lovers!