Warning! Ep 18 is a heavy Sir Underlip episode #ThoseWhoKnowKnow
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I think, though, we have to be realistic that MDL will not reach the number of watchers it used to have no matter…
Oh for sure. I’m happy you’re happy and I’m glad when a drama brings viewers so much joy. I just don’t want to see viewer's robbed of that joy or feel disappointed by the MDL viewership or rating system. The success of this show is admirable and is definitely cause for celebration even if that isn’t reflected as it should on MDL.
40,286 no. of watchers for QOT ,it was 40,110 before 3 hours ago ,we are increasing
I think, though, we have to be realistic that MDL will not reach the number of watchers it used to have no matter how popular the show because there are more communities/different site options available than 7-8 years ago. It’s not a reflection of the popularity of the show. It’s an indicator that less and less people are coming to MDL. I think it’s why we shouldn’t get too fixated on numbers because often they are not representing the full picture.
It's irredeemable at this point. They've twisted the story to the point where you can't bring it back imho. I…
I’m at the point where I want to skip his scenes because it’s a serious drop in quality. His scenes feel like an over the top soap opera. I think if he doesn’t come clean to Sec. Kim in the next episode on their ‘date’, there will be no redeeming his character. Knowing that we have 10+ episodes to go and the original storyline has the FL and the brother bonding/getting closer over their ‘shared’ trauma; I don’t see him coming clean anytime soon.
In the Korean version they walked a fine line between making the brother sympathetic and selfish. I bring this up because although I found the brother character quite selfish, I didn’t find him evil since he genuinely believed he went through the kidnapping. However, in this version they have well and truly crossed that line. The Cyrus character is pretty despicable. It seems he’s aware it wasn’t him who was kidnapped and that’s what caused the rift between him and the dad, especially. I’m wondering, is it because they want to create that telenovela feel why they are really leaning into him being a bad guy? Will they be able to pull it back when they are ready to make him sympathetic? 🤔 I have a feeling that they won’t be able to warm the viewers up to him. It would take something pretty drastic and pretty good emotive acting but I’m not sure the actor can pull it off. Though, I’m not against him proving me wrong.
I think the retention of viewership has a lot to do with how the story progression is being laid out. It’s moving quite seamlessly through the narrative which makes it an engaging watch and smooth watch (it’s not clunky) and the pacing has a smooth flow too. I won’t comment on the specific content of the show as that’s purely subjective and people can like a show’s content or hate a show’s content. It’s all down to personal taste but the technical aspects of the narrative construction/its physical framework is really its strength.
I don't know how he did it but the brother is even more unlikable in this version than the OG version.
I came here to say just that. Great minds think alike. The acting of the actor who plays Cyrus is so jarring. Whenever he is on screen it’s like I’m watching soap opera quality and not drama quality.
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