Kate

Bloody Romance is a perfect example. Well-Intended Love too (enjoyed this hate watch far more than Bloody Romance).
I would also count Tonhon Chonlatee as hate watch. These are the "top" 3 from this year. To be honest, I don't hate watch often. I mostly just drop the dramas I dislike, so it has to be a special type of a show for me to finish it even tho I dislike it 🤣

I was motivated to write it by all the "if you hate it so much, why are you even watching" replies I've got from time to time 🤣

what show was it?

I mostly drop shows I don't like (even few minutes in episode 1), but sometimes for some strange reason I do end up hate watching a show till the end. And usually the ranting and joking around with friends about it makes the experience fun :)

When I first started watching dramas I did not even think about dropping coz everything was like a new fresh amazing toy 🤣

I know right.
To be honest, me ranting about drama has nothing to do with how much I enjoy it. I just like analysing things. So I will rant about dumb stuff if a drama I am going to rate 10, and a drama I will rate 2 🤣

Finding matching gifs always is the "hardest", luckily TheSwoon exists and makes my job easier hahaha

We all start at some point hahaha The same happened with me dropping shows. At first I could not even imagine dropping a drama, and now I drop them left and right 🤣

From what i see, there was not much to do with formatting overall, since i always am obsessed with yhe tables being even etc. But the sources... Damn i did not think of putting them under 🔗 hahaha

I had a lot of fun writing this one. Especially reading the opinions of people who don't hate watch was interesting 😊

I honestly feel like a loooot of people hope watches a lot 🤣 just hoping the show will get better, but it rarely does haha

Also bless Tine. I just copied links for sources and she nicely put them as 🔗 with just numbers. I'm dumb, but it did not even cross ny mind hahaha

Thank you Bye 😘

Honestly, her ost from A Piece of Your Mind was one of the best from that drama. It perfectly fitted the mood.

Well... the blood did not turn into water tho 🤣
But yeah, Gong Yoo dying was easily predictable. And when we saw the flashback of him telling his daughter about coming back, we knew he ain't coming back 🤣🤣🤣🤣

a lot of things were "answered" with short shots of key elements, so yeah it was easy to miss things if someone got distracted here and there. I am used to playing with my phone when watching dramas too, but I try to stop myself with sci-fi (coz I feel I need to pay closer attention) and horrors (since getting into the mood and getting the atmosphere is the key to enjoy it lol ).

She was basically an X-Man lol
Lunar water will not run out since you can have unlimited amount of it just from one drop lol one drop of water in a glass, drop some fish and you have full glass lol It can be any living being, does not have to be human. They can use plants, as we saw at the end when the whole station was flooding.

This is what I like about shows like that, and why I appreciate that no ALL questions were fully answered - it leave the room for discussion and exchange of theories hahaha

pretty sure the plants were alive, and served as hosts.

he had to stay outside, coz they could not close the door from the inside, and one person had to do it manually from the outside. He got an error message about failure of the sensor. Basically they had to depressurize the room from outside of the room to be able to leave. So one had to stay behind.

just a theory based on the info given in the show, but I am pretty sure the idea is: the water kept the plants alive. They hinted on that fact that as long as the host does not die from the drowning, the water will "heal" and keep them alive. That's why Luna was able to survive 5 years just on that lunar water. If the host and the water assimilate, then it keeps the host "alive" type of deal.

in the room full of plants < the plants are the key word here. the plants were alive and growing, hence the water kept multiplying

I like how they showed them forming hypotheses on what the scientists tried to do and what Luna is, and only figuring it out by the end. Refreshing compared to many shows when they "figure out" the answers right away, and accept the first explanation that kind of fits :)