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At which point did it actually strike you?

Actually, I wasn't paying full attention at the beginning to be honest. Like I said, I was in a rough phase and didn't really care. Also, I am not into KPop. At first, I continued because of the first few minutes which seemed to suggest a deeper story than just a fan trying to save her idol. However, on rewatching, his words and actions take on an entirely different meaning.

Yes! I love dry/ macabre humour and situational comedy. I am always channelling my inner Chandler Bing, my favourite in FRIENDS, if not verbally then mentally. Love old British comedy. Intelligent comedy is rare nowadays. I do understand your feelings about this particular couple. I am quite sure that had other actors been playing these roles, I'd be rolling my eyes too. So, it's quite probable that I am speaking from a place of personal bias.
I must say I liked how you argued about why you didn't like the series much. Some trolls here can be so uncivil and swear at others trying to reason with them. I encountered such a disrespectful idiot myself some days ago. My stance is one can call a show trash, but doesn't have the right to bash others no matter how bad they believe the show is. I loved engaging with you and it's not because we have similar positions on certain things. Hugs! 🥰

5 years you mean... That's some plot. I do get you. I don't mind age gaps as long as both are legally adults.

I have not watched that show. What exactly was the plot twist?

But he did love her for years in the third timeline even when his love wasn't tied to the tragedy in the OG timeline.

I didn't want to come on too strong since MDL has a diverse base of users. I, myself, hate toilet humour and most sexual innuendoes with a passion and find such humour very crude. KDrama humour usually doesn't appeal to me because a lot of it is based on toilet humour and drunk rants which come across as crass and silly. However, the life-size anime girl cut out and "unicorn" scenes made me cackle and were actually done well. I, too, prefer dramas to be over by the 10th episode, LOL. In this particular case, 16 episodes feels justified. Similar to you, Im Geum's knight in shining armour did nothing for me. However, Hyun Ju being Sol's sister-in-law is quite appealing to me. In the very first episode, we see how strong their friendship is that she bought a car to taxi her around. I also like Im Geum, you see him coming home exhausted, yet never ranting. He cares an awful amount about his sister and the rest of the family evident from that particular scene. That's why I think Hyun Ju and Geum fit together. Also, the actress playing Hyun Ju is spectacular at both comic and dramatic roles.

Oh, yes! It is a beautiful song. One of my favourites.

Yes! I don't quite like bathroom humour. This particular scene doesn't really tie to anything. However, there is a parallel of sorts with one family helping out the other. I like the actress playing Hyun Jae so I don't mind those scenes.

Ooh. I know of a Hindi song. Sounds beautiful. The lyrics aren't exactly of a romantic nature. However, it matches Sun Jae's POV regarding Sol. Choo Lo by The Local Train.

I love how Sun Jae in the current timeline keeps ineptly trying to charm Sol. And she is like a strict matron making an errant puppy toe the line. 🐶 Also, he certainly dislikes 🐴s with a passion after his impromptu meeting with Sol. 😆

Thank you! Wish you the same. 😊

IKR?!

Now, instead of seeing him snarling, I think what hijinks he would be upto in the BTS. 🤣

Absolutely! JDramas are criminally underrated. Hugs! 🥰

Really? Any particular reason? Is it too avoid unintentional injuries?

Yeah. 🤣

Yeah. Grammatically sound. However, I think Tae Song and Sun Jae got into a scuffle, with the former mistakenly believing him to the dangerous stalker (KYS) because in the preview Tae Song and his colleague talk about the expensive car belong ing to a famous person. And then I guess the 'uri Solah' bit follows.

That made me cackle!

Yes, please!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣