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My Bias, My Boss – Episode 4

I’ve watched episode 4 now and I really enjoyed it! The first half made me a little sad, but the second half had me laughing out loud. 😂

But I still can’t figure out Lee Chan’s feelings for Da Reum. Is he starting to like her, or is he just grateful because she has been such a loyal fan for so many years? I really can’t tell yet.

And what about that notebook he keeps reading? 👀 Is it hers? Because if it is, now I’m even more curious. Maybe he’s starting to fall for her without even realizing it himself.

And that preview for episode 5?! Now I’m impatient. 😂

After each rewatch i love this drama even more. 🤩

Woo Do Hwan is brilliant with complex, conflicted characters, and this role sounds perfect for him. With Hyun Bin and Jung Woo Sung alongside him, the acting alone is enough to put Made in Korea Season 2 on my list.

Seo Kang Jun is one of those actors I can watch in almost anything. His acting is so subtle and expressive, especially when it comes to emotions he doesn't even need to put into words. This kind of complicated, emotionally conflicted character feels absolutely perfect for him. I can't wait to see his performance here.

I really like Lee Jong Suk as an actor, so yes, I'm biased. Not liking his acting is completely fair, but attacking his face or speculating about plastic surgery has nothing to do with his acting skills. Whether he's had cosmetic work done or not, I honestly don't care. I've loved him in W: Two Worlds, While You Were Sleeping, Pinocchio, I Hear Your Voice and Big Mouth — for me, he's a very expressive and talented actor. Criticize the acting all you want, but stop the harassment and the constant attacks on people's looks.

And I genuinely wish Choi Yoon Ji all the best in this leading role. Honestly, having Lee Jong Suk opposite her is a pretty great way to start, an experienced and established actor like him can only help her shine and give her lead role a lot more attention. I'm actually curious to see what they can do together.

Hahaha, okay, you actually make a very good case for the virgin thing 😂 I hadn’t looked at it that way. Being in love with her all those years + apparently having no time for anything except being a gangster… fine, I’ll allow it. 😄 You may have just fixed my only complaint about the drama! ❤️

I really enjoyed it. Ji Chang-wook was fantastic here. He made it so easy to switch between the comedy, the emotional scenes, and the more serious moments without it ever feeling forced. His expressions and natural screen presence kept me invested throughout. The story has its flaws, but I had fun watching it from start to finish, and that's what matters most to me.