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Hmm... I guess people were looking for a show where every character suffers from any combination of: bullying, sexual harassment, emotional and physical abuse, mental health issues, thoughts of suicide, extreme poverty, drug addiction...

It's a vocational high school.

There's actually a pretty good amount of comedy. More like heartwarming and lighthearted moments throughout. But all those moments fit very well with the story.

Yoo Jae Myung and Ji Soo are really wonderful in this, what is basically a feature-length film. Really good.

Really a fun show. Unexpectedly addicting. Basically a reality dating show following the tried and true K-drama format. And it worked. Looking forward to a 2nd season.

She knows that would hurt her brand as an influencer. lol

That kinda makes me happy!

I only just finished bingeing the 6 episodes so far and just found out the final two are airing this week?! What? I want moar! I can't believe I've become so invested in a reality dating show. I don't even watch any of the American dating shows, tbh.

No, there's no connection to Youth of May other than its stars.

Whoever put Youth of May as a recommendation, may all your wishes come true in 2022. Showing everyone how a fictional story set during/inspired by/based on true historical events is actually done.

Should be the other way around. Youth of May should be a rec for Snowdrop viewers so they can see how a fictional drama based on/inspired by/set during true historical events is actually done. And done well.

Happy to see the drama popping up on some year-end Best of 2021 lists. Well-deserved!

It was a good show. I think it probably would've been better as a two-hour feature film though. But if they wanted to fill out a full series, probably should've focused a bit more on the characters and their backstories. Since the series seemed to want to be more of a character-driven drama, but just didn't follow through with it.

The lesson here is: Don't hook up with the sketchy lady you literally pick up on the street and offers you alcohol and hard drugs. No matter how horned up you might be lol

That was indeed very sudden. But I think the focus of the show wasn't necessarily finding out who did it, but just a look at the justice system, social politics inside prison, character drama, etc.

It was a fun, fluffy series. There were definitely a few annoyingly over-the-top moments. And the focus on unnecessary side characters was most annoying. Especially when the four leads were enough to be able to carry the show. Endearing characters and a charming cast.

Having seen him in At a Distance Spring is Green and My Roommate is a Gumiho, he plays such different characters. But is so effective and effortless in both. So good! Definitely looking forward to him in more lead roles in the future.

My favorite part of the series was the friendship between Dam, Jae Jin and Soo Kyung. Especially Dam and Jae Jin. It's refreshing to see a real, sincere platonic friendship between a guy and a girl in a drama without a contrived romance angle to the relationship.

He is such a versatile actor. He's had some great, diverse roles so far. Definitely deserves a lead role soon.

I loved Racket Boys. So this show being more badminton AND with some good ol' fashioned (more grown up) romance, this is definitely a show to look forward to! Especially with these two great leads as well.

My first impression from the title is that this will be more of a slowburn-type of romantic drama with a good helping of inspiring, heartwarming sports moments. And I'm here for it! But I'd be fine with a lighter series as well. I think both Chae Jong Hyeop and Park Ju Hyun can do both comedy and drama/