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Low rating during airing in Korea doesn't matter these days. I don't get why the domestic rating is still considered important. People from all over the world watch it in Netflix and it's one that has prob one of the most engaged fanbases.

Domestic ratings are not important, people watch it in Netflix.

Am sure it's going to be pretty epic. The writers had a multiseasons drama already outlined, that much was very clear from the first season already. We're sad about the delay, but there's a huge fanbase for this series and am more than happy to get to finally see new seasons. The replacements are very good. Lee Joon Gi will be able to pull the Saya part with flying colours. It's a very difficult role. I also love Shin Se Kyung, she never disappoints. Another perfect choice, hope she agrees. It was clear that SJK wouldn't continue. But am happy see that people are finally giving credit now to his out-of-this-world acting as Eunseom/Saya, it will forever remain a grand role. I hope that the Taelha actress returns along with Jang Dong Gun, they were both fantastic in their roles. And that the last of the Neanthals storyline will not be dropped, it's sad but beautiful and metaphoric.

Ok Taecyeon is in a 50 episode family drama Wonderful Days (2014)

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Kwak Dong Yeon has risen to main roles (3 ongoing). I know that Junho has chosen wisely like he always has. I don't know how people are supposed to measure popularity but Im Siwan is very popular, respected and successful and will continue to be.

For those who don't like romcoms there's a new season of Good Detective coming out. Personally I think doing a bubbly funny classic romcom well is much harder than doing a standard zombie, detective, law or murder mystery series. Excellent romcoms mixed with serious themes (usually) are the main reason why people from all over the world have permanently landed in k-dramaland. Zombie series are for kids mainly and that audience is not sticking to k-drama. It's not possible to judge a drama not yet aired from a short description. If you read the description of a drama like Find Me In Your Memory is basically sounds pretty crazy, but it's actually a very good drama. One person's cliche is another person's classic. There's a lot of pretense smartness going around, perhaps, which of course has everything to do with the commenter and nothing to with the drama at hand, since it's not even been filmed yet. With some 10 new k-dramas coming out every month, everybody's tastes will be served.

Junho has established himself as a main lead and luck has nothing to do with it.

Maybe you haven't watched Just Between Lovers? Junho's already proven his skills for acting complicated and troubled characters many times over.

Excited and happy, can't wait! Junho received so many offers that I'm sure the script will be very good. He wouldn't choose anything mediocre.

One of the very best k-dramas for me. My rating keeps going up as I proceed - it's now 9.0 and am at ep 14. All the best qualities which made me fall in love with k-drama in the first place! So unique and lovable.

It really is!

It's freely available on YouTube. Makes me happy

In principle I like this kind of thematics but I can't but help compare this to Chocolate, which was for me one of the very best k-dramas and has the same overall philosophy. The disappointment with 39 comes from uneven screentime for the characters, the slow pacing and the somewhat manipulative approach. Memory is another drama with similar thematics I watched recently, and enjoyed a lot more.

Yes! Do the actors get to decide since I really itch to cut his hair. All the time. Those haircuts (aka overgrown hair) are simply the worst thing about k-drama. Similar instances are too numerous: Im Si Wan in Misaeng, Yeo Jin Goo in Beyond Evil - I could go on and on. Pls give them a haircut that shows the eyes and forehead. Is this some cultural thing that I don't understand? Like - more hair is somehow considered more attractive?

Currently at ep 6 and I am disappointed by how much this is concentrated on Mi Jo. Somehow it's very irritating. Like when she held the knowledge about Chan Young's condition all to herself for like 2 full days, intervening in the actual medical due process. I'm sure that can't be done ethically in real life. The slowness is not helping. I'll finish because it's only 12 episodes, but I seem to be skipping a lot which tells me it's not engaging me at all. Am surprised that I like Yeon Woo Jin in this drama, the role is very right for him and he's one of the reasons to keep watching. I didn't like him in Queen for 7 Days at all. But the hair badly needs cutting! Why oh why is the badly overgrown hairstyle hiding the eyes so popular with SK male actors.

was wondering the same.

You must be a very fat no-lifer to take such a deep interest in celebrities' lives. You should read a book for a change instead of those rumour rags. Get off the sugar and start training. Firm muscles lead to clearer thinking.

not true. Pls count the number of people not sharing your views.

They're purposefully gaming it bc hundreds of votes were removed with actors such as Kim Jae Young