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A show I really enjoyed was It's Okay That's Love. Won't claim the psychological issues involved were completely accurate, but they did not overdramatize it for upholding stereotypes. If anything, the drama seems to be a "trailer" to what people suffering from such mental health issues go through, and how they need to be normalized.

please put a spoiler alert

That is so true! The other dramas up there are great in their own ways but none compare to this one. What a fresh concept and probably my only sports based kdrama until now.

thanks!

Seriously!? Do you have a link that is greaat news!

Seriously? Do you have a link to any article or interview?

YEA! I agree, the whole show was especially heartwarming. Totally want Cha Tae Hyun to be added as a permanent cast :p

But for real, where is the second season with Cha Tae Hyun as a permanent cast? I AM WAITING!

Totally want to see her in more kdramas, an excellent actor!

Really want to know the song that street performing band plays in episode 5!

for real lol. all you did was state facts, i don't see anger.

His reactions seemed to be similar to canines/wild animals and dogs that normally avoid strongly smelling plants and trees. So, they could come up with a rough route he would likely take and make it more precise with ultrasound.

I am beyond sad. Why is this show ending so soon. This was such a stellar show, I couldn't stop laughing through all 90 mins any thursday. Even stayed up late to watch the subbed version. One of thedeservingly top variety shows in my opinion, I hope the second season comes up soon.

Totally forgot about Witch's Court, such a good watch.

He is a brilliant actor, I agree. I think he got stuck in the similar character hole which is why we don't get to see him truly live to his potential. His dramas never disappoint though.

I would recommend The Sound of Your Heart (comedy gold lol), Persona (IU is a genre :p), Black Dog (work life related) and Live (multiple genres and this definitely tops each).

I thought the camera work was crazy good. The firm zoom ins especially :p

It's not on Netflix yet :/

I think 2020 is beocming a food-drink based kdrama year and I am not complaining.

isn't hospital playlist the newest one?