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I also laughed at that scene. Ep 3-4 was much better than the first 2.

Right... but I guess she did that in a state of panic especially while trying to get away from a psycho like JDT who might even end up crashing other cars in public, he should be caught on CCTV and arrested - then the next villain to take down would be EB's obsessive tutor xD

That frustrating trope when people want to tell someone something important but want to talk in person instead of just saying it on the phone, then we know something major will happen to that character after. And when someone confronts the villain/shows their evidence in front of them, you know you're gonna get killed -_-
Thirdly, when someone is trying to get away from a villain they end up going to a secluded place instead of staying out in the open where it's safer, but then again it is more thrilling to watch this way ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Unintentionally funny scenes:
JDT: Why are there so many psycho wenches in my life?

JDT's servant facing the view while JDT yells at him and turns around with a bloody nose.

Jin Bun Hong showing up at the door with a scary face.

I'm still waiting for that final plot twist someone else is still the murderer of MSL. I always felt YH being the one was too predictable, plus she/SSR and Ro Na/Jenny can truly be friends again.

yep it is getting more exciting, people who dropped at ep 2 are missing out!

Same here! But that was a dumb move, driving to the middle of nowhere especially a cliff.. and what does it matter if EB is awake or not? YH should be more worried about herself first.

agreed even though I haven't watched that many lol but I was pretty addicted to HJS back when it was airing. I still found it more exciting than KC, the characters/plot/BGM was more memorable for me.
1hr 50min episode lakorns feels like a drag to watch and I only got into KC halfway but the opening theme was pretty good though. I heard Fah Mee Tawan was similar to HJS but I haven't watched it yet.

have only watched Thirteen Terrors & Kleun Cheewit on the list, the rest I've heard of but didn't watch yet.
The 1st one I watched was Hua Jai Sila (2019) I was really addicted to it back when it was airing since the revenge plot reminded me of those older makjang dramas so it got me into Thai dramas!
Some other ones I enjoyed were Roy Leh Sanae Rai, Bai Mai Tee Plid Plew, Sorn Ngao Ruk, Cheewit Puer Kah Huajai Puer Tur, Tra Barb See Chompoo, Ruk Laek Pop..
I've been feeling bored of k-dramas nowadays so maybe it's time to move over to Thai dramas again.

this week's ep was good, I am liking Ohn Joo Wan again ever since I watched him in Man Who Sets the Table (which was also an addicting makjang drama). I wonder why he didn't show up earlier in the drama since he has the biggest motive for revenge against JDT besides SSR.
The way they filmed those action scenes felt different in this episode (SSR and BJK attacking JDT)
also, Ha Yoon Chul has a nice body (sauna scene) xD

it was ok I guess, the "zombie" chasing scenes were exciting enough to keep me watching this drama lol I wonder if they'll make a season 2.

I felt the veteran actors had more spark than the main leads' romance just by watching their gazes at each other. There was more chemistry between TP & SJ than his romance with YJ. The child actor was good too, MW made me cry around ep 68+ YR was entertaining to watch as a villain, it was funny seeing SJ rejecting her.
I was addicted to Gracious Revenge too back when it was airing, got hooked to those cliffhangers at the end of every episode. I enjoyed the previous 3 airing dailies but couldn't get into MM, it didn't give me the same excitement/anticipation for the next episodes, it has recycled tropes/similar characters from other dramas like Yellow Boots/The Promise/Don't Hesitate but it lacks originality, the beginning episodes felt campy until the FL turned into HGH.
I was expecting a more badass plot given the title "Montecristo" but it is misleading/just used to attract viewers, the original premise was that the main character was supposed to be framed/imprisoned (even though I've only seen the anime version of Montecristo) but they didn't even do that here and it ended up feeling like a generic daily drama. Also it feels like the main actresses are always showing the same facial expressions, or maybe it's their characters are too basic/stereotypical. Choi Yeo Jin's character was more fun to hate in Lovely Horribly (was also a jealous best friend who steals her work)
yep.. can't wait for the next daily drama to air! I actually like low budget daily dramas if they're exciting enough for me to keep watching 100+ eps.

at least AMIAV was more addicting/entertaining for me, and the instrumental BGM was pretty good in that drama (I still like to listen to the music even after it was over)
this one was just meh from start to finish...
I think the next daily will be better/feel less like a filler drama, the cast looks more convincing with Choi Myung Gil and So Yi Hyun there

the real Hwang Ga Heun's death wasn't a surprise for me, I always thought she was already dead anyways. I was disappointed they killed off Hwang Ji Na, she was the only character I actually liked from the beginning of the drama.

10 more eps to go unless they extend this like the previous dramas in this time slot.
Can't wait for this to be over so I can watch the next daily drama

this is the only drama I feel motivated to watch.. I'm waiting for Logan Lee's revival xD

Song Seung Heon is in this? I gotta watch this (have only seen the 1st one)

I cringed at the "Alex Lee" character, felt like I was watching a scene from Eulachacha Waikiki lmao wtf what was the point of them going to jail if they came out easily and act like nothing even happened. Also, EB couldn't feel the weight of a phone inside her pocket?
maybe by the end of the series/final plot twist everyone can die for real ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I loved watching her and Choi Won Young in A Hundred Year's Inheritance, she was kinda creepy in the beginning episodes but then later I found the villains more funny/entertaining to watch than the FL's family xD
it was hilarious seeing them bickering with the new fiancee/daughter in law

Yoon Ah Jung was also a villain in A Hundred Year's Inheritance, which was low rated here but I still found it more entertaining than this. Coincidentally 2 of her characters were obsessed with the MLs in both dramas but she was more evil in YB. MM is just meh, it's nowhere near as good as Yellow Boots or The Promise (similar characters/tropes but those 2 were more addicting with better casts/script/background music)
I find psycho characters interesting to watch so maybe I might check out Glass Mask.

YB is way better than MM, this one is nowhere in the same league lmao