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BSR is not a failed project though.. the makers are planning for a s2..

thank you.. i wanted to watch this right after the trailer came but since the genre was thriller i thought of waiting till all the drama ends.. but since i was bored and seeing 15 episodes already aired i thought 16th episodes will come out the next day.. i forgot to check the airing date..

i finished watching all the 15 episodes and i regret watching it now.. should have started tomorrow or day after tomorrow so that i dont have to wait to watch ep 16..
this is a well written and well-acted drama.. i love the acting of the leads..
i love the dynamo b/w the female lead and her colleagues..

oh.. thank you.. :)

she has personality disorder thats why she behaves like that..

the lack of kissing was because of all the controversy the drama faced.. it has nothing to do with the actor's real age.. kyj's last costar was also 12 yrs older than her and at that time she was 18 and still had pretty intense kissing scenes..

how did this one aired 15 episodes and ep 16 airs 3 days later? dont kdramas air 2 episodes per week? did they not air an episode in b/w?

nope.. in the hospital.. she opened her eyes in ep 15

he was a teen when he started working for the lead guy's father and mostly in his early 20s when he went into coma.. he is also the one that killed the lead's father..

it has nothing to do with favoritism.. i am not a fan of any of the actors and dropped 2 dramas of park bo gum but so far this one is pretty decent.. it has only been 4 episodes and majority of the people watching it is liking this so the rating is high..
if it was about star power and favoritism them all of lmh, ksh, sjk, jcw dramas would have been above 9 regardless of the quality of the drama considering how big their fan base is..
the drama didnt even finish its first half to pass judgments on the rating of the drama on mdl.. the ratings settle down only after the drama finish airing..

i am on ep 12 and the son is the accomplice, not the father.. the son is a complete psycho..

i am on episode 5 and completely hooked..

if i remember correctly HJ compared himself to a dirty spoon at a restaurant while considering the dishes as high society people.. but as an actor he seens a spoon as just a utensil and dont compare it to his social status.. something along that line.. i am not very sure but thats what i got from it..
you as an actor a character being poor or rich is just a character that they play and dont mean much.. he was able to vent out his pent up frustration while acting that character..

son ye jin,park bo young ,kim yoo jung, nam ji hyun as well for me..

Lol.. you seems to make conclusions on your own and I don't think I need to proof my stand on lgbt+..
Anyone with a brain can distinguish b/w right and wrong no matter what a drama shows and if not then blame it on the individual and not on the show..
Even in american shows when someone comes out their parents aren't exactly jumping on the sofa.. there is a reason why it's hard for people to come out..
The mother was never shown hating on her son possibly being gay but afraid which anyone with a common sense can understand.. it's Korea and him being gay can cost him his position which he got throught his hardwork and the family's reputation..
A drama shows the society of their country and not what the outsiders want to see.. if you cannot accept something as simple as that then you should stop watching kdramas..

kdramas always show strong family bond regardless of where the show is set.. even if its set in seoul the male lead lives with his family so obviously that cannot be avoided.. his family gives more depth to his character and shows where he comes from..
even in former kdramas that were a success in korea as well as internationally family of atleast one lead is shown..

i know the outline story but i dont feel like watching serious dramas nowadays.. its on my watch list so i might watch it sometime..

i first saw him in a-teen and then skycastle.. i only saw the 1 st episode of extracurricular.. it was too dark for my liking so didnt continue watching it but he is a pretty good actor for a new comer..

he reminds me of park hyung sik for some reason.. i liked him in a-teen and sky castle..

The thing is kdramas are primarily made for korean audience and they will always be the priority and then the Asian market and then the rest of the world.. the makers get their money back when the ratings on channel increases.. also most of the international fans watch kdramas on unofficial online platforms so they don't really care about pleasing the taste of international fans..

Also I didn't say that dramas which concentrates only on the young main characters are no amazing but they only cater to a certain age group of audience who mostly prefer to watch dramas on online platforms.. the best example is iotnbo.. the drama didn't had high rating on channel but was no.1 on all online platforms..

This drama started off with pretty high rating for a cable channel show and it's not like the family drama is unrealistic.. HJ's family behaves the same way any typical middle class family behaves and that makes his story more realistic