Netflix travel reality x concept of bike touring around S Korea with two hosts sounds great and cool but the execution-editing is bad... really really really bad. Time is better spent watching Twogether, another Netflix travel reality.
Introduced to this drama via the voting list (Old but Gold: Must Watch Dramas Aired in 2013 and Before https://kisskh.at/list/LAlaOn21).. Did i miss it or it was left untouched how Director Jung spotted Sam Dong?
The flashback ends in episode 33, so I wouldn't look at it just as a flashback but as an integral part of the…
This was explained by Jin Guangyao in Episode 42.. Keep going, all the pieces will eventually stitch together into an epic that has touched and stayed in the hearts of many
If you don’t mind if they are Korean or Chinese dramas, a few of my favorites are:*** Scarlet Heart (BuBu Jin…
currently watching and this drama reminds me so much of Prince of Lan Ling - masked ML warriors, FL as extraordinary woman (奇女子), ML as god of war (战神), war tactics/strategies
As of 20 Apr 2022, we have a total of 100 voters with 83 shows (dramas and movies), amassing a total of 343 votes. So an average of 3.4 shows per voter, though each voter can list up to 5 shows.
Top 20: The top 20 dramas, each with 5 votes or more, are all Korean dramas, and account for 67% of all votes. The #1 is Coffee Prince (2007) with 25 votes, followed by The Master's Sun (2013) and I Hear Your Voice (2013) with 24 votes each.
By Country: Korean dramas also dominate with 51 shows, followed by Japanese (20 shows), Chinese and Taiwanese (5 shows each) and lastly Hong Kong (2 shows).
By Year: There are 38 shows from 2011-2013, 43 shows from the 2000s (2001-2010) and only 2 shows prior to 2001. The oldest drama in the list is HKdrama The New Heaven Sword and the Dragon Sabre (1986), followed by Jdrama Beach Boys (1997).
By number of votes: 36 shows have only 1 vote each, 12 (2 votes each), 7 (3 votes each), 8 (4 votes each), 20 (5 votes or more each).
Does this have a happy ending? Or as happy as it could get lol. I’ve been wanting to watch this bc of Lee Joon…
Bong Sang Pil was never a bad-guy-turned-good-guy.. it's his only way to deal with those who cannot be dealt with by law.. Give FOE a shot, you won't be disappointed!
1. We can find ourselves an explanation, coming from the spiritual world:The ghost of Wang Meng Meng don't want…
Thanks for sharing your analysis. I actually found an article addressing some of the same questions and more after i posted my review.. We are pretty close to that analysis on Q1, and the analysis also suggested Officer Zhang might have been in the final time loop for Q3. I share your analysis for Q2. On Q4, it still puzzled me why they walked to the previous bus stop with the ML stained in blood before cleaning up, instead of quickly ducking into a place nearby to clean up.
isnt this ranked first? if not, which drama is ranked first?
i see.. so there is a ranking for dramas and variety shows combined. But such combined ranking doesnt seem logical.. hmmm.
Anyway, i can see why this drama is so highly ranked. It is the first drama on the job of cleaning up items left by the deceased while also exploring family and social issues. It is also a short series with a compelling cleaning case per episode, backed by solid acting, touching the hearts of viewers.
I also came across to this drama plot! Woah the rating is so high! but only from reading it looked like kind of…
I have not watched "Happy Death Day" before. From its wiki page, it appears there are similarities. That said, i have watched other time-loop series before and had thought it would be similar, but i was pleasantly surprised. It's a short series, so i would say give this series a shot and see for yourself if it is really "meh", and perhaps can do a review comparing the two shows?
A typical kdrama rom-com packed with cliches and super hilarious moments with just 60mins x12-episode run. The second couple sizzled more than the lead couple after the lead couple got together, and the hilarious moments that made this drama also fizzled out towards the end, plus the 2-minute bed scene for the lead couple is totally unnecessary, spoiling an otherwise family-friendly drama, and totally trashed the credibility of this drama. What happened to that bandaged hand that had the FML-SML’s bromance scene just a few scenes earlier? Doesn’t the hand hurt when driving around looking for the FL and carrying the FL with her heavy-duty long shirt and skirt around in the room?
Keep going, all the pieces will eventually stitch together into an epic that has touched and stayed in the hearts of many
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Top 20: The top 20 dramas, each with 5 votes or more, are all Korean dramas, and account for 67% of all votes. The #1 is Coffee Prince (2007) with 25 votes, followed by The Master's Sun (2013) and I Hear Your Voice (2013) with 24 votes each.
By Country: Korean dramas also dominate with 51 shows, followed by Japanese (20 shows), Chinese and Taiwanese (5 shows each) and lastly Hong Kong (2 shows).
By Year: There are 38 shows from 2011-2013, 43 shows from the 2000s (2001-2010) and only 2 shows prior to 2001. The oldest drama in the list is HKdrama The New Heaven Sword and the Dragon Sabre (1986), followed by Jdrama Beach Boys (1997).
By number of votes: 36 shows have only 1 vote each, 12 (2 votes each), 7 (3 votes each), 8 (4 votes each), 20 (5 votes or more each).
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Anyway, i can see why this drama is so highly ranked. It is the first drama on the job of cleaning up items left by the deceased while also exploring family and social issues. It is also a short series with a compelling cleaning case per episode, backed by solid acting, touching the hearts of viewers.