Jeoseung Saja

4 episodes in. Who cares about the ratings at this stage?! Watch or don’t watch, it’s up to you. Trust your own judgment on whether you like the show or not.

When Mi Jo was hysterically crying after finding out about Chan Young’s illness, it felt too real!

The same people will have no issues if this show was about a bunch of 39 year old guys! Sexist double standards 😑

Wow! Absolutely shook. What a performance by SYJ

How amazing is the soundtrack? I’m a 90s kid and this really hits home ♥️

Spoiler tags please!

Definitely agree that a more seasoned actress would’ve been a better choice for this nuanced main role. Jisoo could’ve maybe started with something simpler like rom coms to get a bit of acting experience!

I love Hae In and as you recommended I might continue watching for him! Love the 80s cinematography too! As far as bad acting is concerned, might need to use the fwd button every now and then 😁

Ah good to know thanks! I do like the overall premise and am curious to know how the story unfolds. Might skip those cringe scenes 😅

Just started watching this but wow, Jisoo’s acting is so terrible that I can’t focus on the plot! In the first episode- the scene in the music shop- weirdest most cringe facial expressions by an actor! Does it get any better?

Absolutely! And not to mention the horrendous subs on Netflix. I understand a decent bit of Korean and the mistakes are so distracting!

Totally agree! Seems like Netflix has been trying to westernize Korean dramas for a broader audience, making them lose their true essence. They all just seem lacking in soul and emotion.

Exactly my thoughts! 😅

People seem to “coincidentally” run into each other all the time!

I wonder how Saeroyi was planning to bring Jangga down before Chairman Jang’s death if it wasn’t for Soo Ah’s whistleblowing. Seemed a bit convenient towards the end. As some people have mentioned, this could’ve done without the forced romance. Loved PSJ and ABH’s acting, both are absolute aces!

Just finished this…some mixed feelings!

To be honest, I think her crying scenes in DOTS were much better! Maybe this is the director’s fault 🤷🏻‍♀️

Absolutely agree! She should learn from Son Ye Jin in CLOY or IU in My Mister/Moon Lovers.

Absolutely! 💯

Exactly what i was thinking! I’d rather prefer a complete story in one season than something open ended with a ‘possibility’ of another season. Netflix is clearly monetizing these projects in a way that is not very convenient for the regular kdrama viewer. Might be ok to someone who is more used to watching western shows. I’ve been really enjoying the tving format of 12 episodes- tight story and not much drag with a clean ending.