the final episode dragged like I never see a drama drag before..overall it's between 7-7.5. I can't see my self rewatching it. 2025 has been a weak year so far.
This series was interesting in that the first half was crap—stretched out just to fill eight episodes—but the last half was actually entertaining. I understand the concept of finding its footing, but the quality rose drastically from episode 4 onward. It's like they got a new writer or finally managed to develop the actual plot. for a comedy, there were too many misses for me. The whole experience was 5/10 for me but the last 2 ep made rate it a 6.5/10.
Is Wednesday cursed for GL dramas? First, we had Dream, then Unlock Your Love, and now... this? How did we go from one of the strongest pilots to this bland mess? Honestly, the only reason I'm still watching is that I have nothing else to do on my lunch break—I’m just not feeling it. It’s failing on every front: as a GL, a sci-fi, a romance, a medical drama, and a mystery.What is it succeeding at ?
At this point, there’s barely any chemistry between the leads. And don’t even get me started on that comment Kliao’s friend made. Why is she even in this show? Her and her crush feel so unnecessary. Time should’ve been spent developing Kilao’s family dynamics, the villain, and, obviously, the main couple—so why are we wasting it on her?
And those flashbacks with the "Boomer parent problems"? A complete waste of screen time. Girl, you’re still in school, sneaking off to sing in a bar at night without permission or supervision, all while living under your parents' roof. What parent would just be okay with that?
Ugh, I need the book. There’s definitely a good story here, but the series isn’t gonna deliver it right ? The buildup just isn’t there—like cutting away from that crucial rooftop scene and only giving us a tiny snippet at the end? With only 8 episodes, why waste time on a side couple with the ptsd subplot? They could’ve used that time to develop the main story organically instead of throwing in that weird scene to make Kliao to understand the consequences of reversing time. nothing about that scene was setup right .
Okay, I’m five episodes in and still struggling to see the appeal. As a huge zombie genre fan—I watch everything from serious takes (Kingdom is a favorite) to campy fun like Z Nation or quirky spins like iZombie and Santa Clarita Diet—I feel like this show isn’t clicking. There’s no gripping action, laugh-out-loud moments, or a plot that hooks me. Maybe I’m missing something, but I’m not sure why I should stick with it. Anyone else feel this way?
I'm loving this but I fear this would have a lack luster ending like R4U, the pace and build up is too slow for 8 episodes. If they don't make serious headway soon the ending would just be too rush.
I think we all needed this for the first k drama of the year it's short , not heavy and very palatable . I It won't be on any best of list but I can see myself rewatching it a few times.
Yes,but for me after ep 8 all went downhill. Unnecessary plot lines, frustration and more . If you have watched…
Comparing a gl to dream is the nail in the coffin for me. I’d never go through the level of frustration dream put me through again. In the end, it just gave crumbs after all that angst. Thanks for saving me time—my best bet now is to skim through the remaining episodes once they’re all released.
At this point, there’s barely any chemistry between the leads. And don’t even get me started on that comment Kliao’s friend made. Why is she even in this show? Her and her crush feel so unnecessary. Time should’ve been spent developing Kilao’s family dynamics, the villain, and, obviously, the main couple—so why are we wasting it on her?
And those flashbacks with the "Boomer parent problems"? A complete waste of screen time. Girl, you’re still in school, sneaking off to sing in a bar at night without permission or supervision, all while living under your parents' roof. What parent would just be okay with that?