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OMG, I wrote episode 12 instead of 11 😂 I guess I’m just way too eager to watch the next episode. Let me fix that! 😭😂

Episode 11 - These two really managed to mess everything up 😭 The green foxtails symbolize quiet, unspoken love - feelings that are sincere and persistent even when they’re never said out loud. And that’s basically them in a nutshell… the feelings are clearly there, yet somehow they both keep making all the wrong moves. 😂

I didn’t really mean that playing a quiet or restrained character is something new for Song Kang. I meant that his acting itself feels a little different to me here, more subtle and less like I’m watching Song Kang on screen, if that makes sense. 😄 It’s only one episode though, so I’m curious to see if I’ll still feel the same way after a few more.

Lee Jun Young was absolutely phenomenal in the first episode of Four Hands, Two Sonatas. It’s incredible how completely he disappears into every character he plays. One episode and I’m already in love with his performance. ❤️

Such a promising first episode! Obviously way too early to judge the drama, but I really liked what I saw.
Song Kang already feels a little different here quieter and more restrained, and I’m really curious to see what he does with this character.
And Lee Jun Young… my God. He’s doing it again. He just starts disappearing into his character. The body language, the expressions, his whole energy. I’m already seeing Jeong Yo, not Lee Jun Young.
I swear, every new role makes me love Lee Jun Young as an actor even more 😭

She is Chan's and Hagi's first love. That's what it says, take a look at the last guest role description.

Ha Gi, sir… that was supposed to be the first kiss, not a whole performance. 😂🔥

Exactly. And the more I read about what life is really like for idols and celebrities in Korea, the more I honestly feel sorry for them. Sometimes it feels like they’re not allowed to have a normal personal life at all.😢

I really hope not! 😭 Fingers crossed there won’t be any falling out. 🤞🤞 Just let them be happy for a while, please! 😂

This whole thing actually made me curious quite a while ago, because fans in my country don’t really behave this way. Of course, we don’t have the same “idol” culture here, but we do have plenty of celebrities. So I ended up reading and researching quite a lot about Korean fan culture, and it turns out that what they show in dramas like this really isn’t much of an exaggeration.

Obviously, not all fans are like this, but there can be this strange sense of ownership among some fans. And from what I’ve read, it seems to be even more intense when it comes to K-pop idols than actors. Idols are often marketed in a much more personal way, with a very close fan-idol relationship, so some fans become incredibly invested in their private lives and relationships. Dating news alone can lead to demands for apologies, boycotts, protest trucks, people leaving fandoms, or even demanding that an idol leave their group.

Actors definitely aren’t immune to this kind of behaviour either, but they generally seem to have a little more freedom when it comes to dating and their private lives than idols do.

And then there are sasaeng fans, which is a whole different level. They’re basically obsessive fans who cross into stalking: following celebrities, finding private phone numbers and addresses, tracking flights, buying personal information, trying to find out who they’re dating, etc.

So as much as I hate watching scenes like this, I actually find them quite realistic now. The mentality of “I’m your fan, therefore I have a say in your private life” is something I will probably never understand. Being a fan doesn’t mean you own that person.

And honestly, this is probably one of the many reasons why Korean idols and celebrities are so protective of their private lives and try to keep them as private as possible.

At the moment, his agency is denying the allegations and says they are checking the facts, so I think it's best to wait for more information before jumping to conclusions.

It's a very unpleasant situation for everyone involved. If the accusations turn out to be fabricated, then I sincerely hope the truth comes out quickly and his name is cleared.

Personally, I'm struggling to believe it because Hong Min Gi has been in the industry for around six years. He knows very well how closely public figures are scrutinized and what kind of behavior is expected from them. We're not talking about something from his teenage years before he entered the entertainment industry.

For now, I'll wait and see what evidence and statements come from both sides.

The ghosts are gone, we got a dumb breakup, and now some boring corporate battle… What are they doing to this drama?

With a cast like this, this is definitely going straight onto my watchlist! I find Jeon Jong Seo’s career really interesting. She had such a flying start and has basically had only leading roles, especially considering she only made her drama debut in 2022.

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.