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But they sat down for a drink and Dook Hak saved Choo Young Woo again.

It looks like they are dirty, not tanned. I'm sure there was water in the 70s.

I agree about the hypocricy. Having watched a lot of variety shows, it's always discussed who is a good drinker.

Shamanism and use of drugs and intoxicating substances have been here since forever. Will be here forever. Altered stated of consciousness will always be sought for. Not all people are primarily worried about safety nor should they be. Explorers will explore.

I don't claim to know the system, but from what I've read, the more raters, the higher the rating. I'm sure when this is halfway the rating is settled where it should be.

you, stop ordering people.

Going for personal attacks is never, ever, okay. I'll be blocking Noy.

Ordering people around is never a good idea. People will come here at different times and will mostly read just a few latest comments.

I say what I say, comments section is for commenting.

The smudged faces. Constant irritation, like bowl cuts. Yet will fight to watch, for JDY and In Ah.

If you don't like dumb/clueless fl's like me, I would not recommend this one. The history part is too important to be treated in an 1 hour short drama. There's Chicago Typewriter, Mr. Sunshine and Hymn of Death which treat the occupation period and independence fighters in depth, as should be.

I really like this drama. In ep 9, the conversation about the importance of trust was great writing, imo. In any historical drama, palace plotting gets a lot of screen time. In ep. 10, I skipped some of those parts and the historical flashbacks which were unnecessary, imo. But that was the first time I was skipping anything. I'm feeling the 4 main characters, which for me is a sign of an engaging drama.

Please note that when writers say "Netizens think" it is the writer who has that opinion. Netizens have different opinions, as anybody can easily see from the comments in this site (3 articles so far). These writers, so damn stupid and pretentious.

Yes. Alcohol is such a drug. It's not safe even in small amounts. It will harm a person's brain and eventually their life.

People just repeat like parakeets "this a crime, he is a criminal." Let's think just one step further. In Saudi Arabia, homosexuality is a crime. Is that acceptable? In South Korea, prescribing abortion pills is a crime. Is that acceptable? In most OECD countries, using drugs is not a crime, only selling. Should using marijuana be a crime? Most countries are preparing to allow not only use but growing marijuana for personal use. Jailing marijuana or cocaine users will lead to the largest prison population of the world. In a just society, celebrities should not be treated more harsly than average citizens. Nobody will test just the average citizens hair or raid their homes.

In Saudi Arabia, homosexuality is a crime. Is that acceptable? In South Korea, prescribing abortion pills is a crime. Should it be? In most OECD countries, using drugs is not a crime, only selling. Should using marijuana be a crime? Most countries are preparing to allow not only use but growing marijuana for personal use. Only selling is a crime. Jailing marijuana users will lead to the largest prison population of the world. In a just society, celebrities should not be treated more harsly than average citizens.

exactly. This is not just a fansite, as many seem to think. There's a use for evaluation and reflective commenting too. With such a critical mass of people commenting and rating, it's gotten really useful. I always look at comments before trying out a drama.

I suspect they might be PR people. Of course there are also pure lovers, but those have watched more than 100 dramas. I doubt that lovers would make new accounts just to promote a drama.

Hello Monster (I Remember You in Viki) is really entertaining. It's not boring, at all. There's humor and above all, a fantastic cast of actors. Seo In Guk is charismatic, the cops are funny in a good way, Jang Na Ra is badass. The "found family" mutually supportive homicide team is one of the things I liked best. There are at least 4 murders in each episode, so it's not aiming for realism. It's not dark or gore. I didn't find the motives of the murderers convincing at all, but that's not a big deal here, imo. Just fun to watch.

Pls understand that comments sections are for commenting. I'm all for k-drama world domination. But that means also trying to figure out why some dramas are magic and why some dramas just don't have the quality of writing that make them worthwhile. K-drama's success can also be it's downfall, if scripts are not worked on long enough, if scripts are not reviewed carefully. If producers are lazy or too hasty in accepting weak manusripts, that's no good. People will always disagree on dramas and that's more than okay. But getting crazy about people not agreeing with you, is not okay. Dramas are different from music, because when it comes to music nobody sees the point in discussing genres that are not for them. In music, dissing someone's tastes is a deep insult. In my view, dramas are different, because most people watch all genres and dramas are not a deeply physical thing and completely intertwined with one's identity (tribally).