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I can't wait for the next episodes. This is too good! Thanks for sharing it to us unknowing romantics XD

Hope there'll be a good-looking tsundere that will recommend you a good chiropractor (;

Thankfully, I stumbled upon this article yesterday and I gave this series a go.

So far, I am LOVING it. It's lighthearted yet it hits too close to home like Junko, I, (minus the harem and the gorgeous face,) thought studying is the surefire key to a sustainable and fulfilling future. Life proved me otherwise.

Also the dynamics and chemistry of the characters is admirable. None of them felt out of place or unnatural. I just ended up rooting for everybody at this point that I ended up a puddle of messy emotions.

Also Junko's back pain is relatable TT That'll be me in 5 years, tops.

As the previous watchers mentioned, Life on Mars is excellent so far. Also A+ for the shipping solidarity XD

Indeed. The first HJE drama I've seen is Secret, so I was really surprised when the majority of roles she has is the naive, clueless type. Because she definitely did a great job there.

As for the drama itself, nothing remarkable happened yet. I guess, just like what you said that this is the perfect drama for lazy days.

And heck yeah for Namgoong Min in comedy. We all miss the psycho, crazy, and derp expressions.

If they keep this up, God knows the angst drama of the year will be due early.

The silliness of this drama so far is hitting all the right spots. It's not cringe worthy. It's over-the-top in a webcomic humor way. I like it!

In the end of the day, we don't have to justify why we drop or hold particular dramas. Different strokes for different folks.

PS This is a very well-written analysis. Great job!

I hope the mother willof soon realize that Jin Ah is a good kid and she should be proud of her because she has a kind and strong daughter.

A good background doesn't make you a decent person. Look at Jin Ah's ex -boyfriend and the higher-ups on her workplace. Let's wait if the mother can redeem herself these upcoming episodes.

Character driven stories is this year's trope that I hope to continue for generations to come.

This article made me want to splurge on organic watermelons.

Filipino series should focus more on quality than the target demographic. When it's good, it'll show. It somehow saddens me because there are lots of great screenwriters out there.

I'm trying to be optimistic that there has to be a reason. I hope there is; That won't excuse her poor comprehension when it comes to her children's feelings, but at least it'll give us something to latch on a bit.

When they are eating together and the mother starts firing her mouth, I wanted to excuse myself and walk outside. And I am not even there. The rest of their family has the patience of a saint XD

Comparing Jin Ah to her friend's daughter or to their neighbor's daughter. To her cousin. Her mother is relentless.

Every time Jin Ah's mother talks, I can't help but be annoyed. Being concerned to your children's future is one thing, but to nag on their decisions just because you want to show-off to your friends is another. Honestly, she's kind of frustrating.

Mostly L's: The Undercover-Martial-Arts-Fighter-Secret-Agent-Revenger. That's totally me, in an alternate universe.

PS I had tons of fun with this quiz!

I honestly wouldn't recommend most Filipino series because of their long duration and crappy storylines. But, when it comes to movies, there are few exceptions. So, if you're planning on branching out, I suggest to watch the movies first.

Seriously. They are usually long, cheesy, tiring, and draggy. Who would sub those episodes if isn't worthwhile?

The posters are lovely!

Great list! I would love to see Cherry Boy That Girl and Bastard drama adaptation. My Boo will also make a good K-Drama adaptation, in my opinion and Duty After School too!