In Netflix it says it has 16 episodes but here it’s 32? Where do I watch? 😅
There was a time in kdrama-land where the networks compiled all the ads and showed it after the first half of the drama. So to not break the flow, the production made the dramas into 30-minute length and aired 2 episodes per airing day.
I know its been two eps but I still dont get why Juwon broke the wall(when the guys were harassing Jihee) instead…
He knew she was behind the door. So, breaking it would just hurt her. He didn't know whether she was in a state to evade the door once he'd break it. So he went to the other side instead and broke the wall for he was certain it wouldn't hurt her.
I really want to watch this but am not in the mood for dread and angst. It is recommended together with Summer…
Summer Strike got bright after the FL switched everything in her life and moved, right? Which was early on in the series. Here, what's showcased is the mundane life, the day to day, the silence, and the chaos (but mostly silence considering how this family is filled with introverts).
That's its charm though. It was kinda bright but also raw. And in that regard, realistically portrayed. As for positivity, it's not exactly the overall theme of the drama. It's emphasizing more of living, being in the moment, no matter how that may be applied to your own circumstance.
Reread the sentenceStudios with their accountants know where people are watching their shows. This is a business.…
Nope and I don't get your point why you're harping on my comment. What I'm merely saying is that the national viewership aka tv cable viewership is just what it is, but it does not quantify to the overall impact of this show.
Such statistics do not include the OTT ratings. They're merely for cable which, in this generation, is no longer that used. In fact, most televisions are now Smart TVs so viewers have the tendency to use the app instead of tuning in to the channel itself.
Because it's in tvN whereas most viewers have gone to OTT platforms to watch this. In fact, it's number 1 in several countries as reported by Viki and Viu.
What's funnier is that another drama just started airing with the title "My Lovely Boxer". What's with the "My…
Actually, the project title of My Lovely Liar was "Useless Lies". Fans have been using this since September last year when Kim So Hyun and Hwang Min Hyun were confirmed for casting, so imagine the shock just months ago when the final English title was announced as "My Lovely Liar" 😂😂😂😉
It took a lot of us a great deal of time to adjust.
I like Kang Min's character more now. He is more realistic than I thought.
True, he's more of the protective type.
My Mom is like him. While I appreciate being blinded at some truth so I could go on with my day normally, the pain of knowing about it years later is just hard for me to get over. Still, I like people like him and keep them close.
I really liked the conversation between DoHa and Kang Min in ep 10. It gave us a clear distinction of how they express their love to Solhee. While both of them have the purest of intentions, I still prefer DoHa's love more--- honest, trusting, never assuming. It makes me feel like I'm an equal player in the relationship which should always be the case.
STORYLINE POOOR?? OMG ARE U WATCHING THE Same drama???
I'm with you. I dropped it twice. Lucky for those who got satisfied with this. I tried so hard to love this. I mean it had a briliant plot, backdrop (retro!! I just love period dramas), setting ... but gosh, something's just missing and I can't blame anyone but the writer.
are there similar recent dramas to this? (heartbreaks/ north-south interactions/ etc)it's been two years and I…
Doctor Stanger King 2 Hearts
These are just 2 of the dramas featuring North K and South K issues that I remember being interesting in the past decade. Not the same tier as CLOY though. They're wayyy below.
To think that AOS S1 was actually the first ever drama that they aced.
So to not break the flow, the production made the dramas into 30-minute length and aired 2 episodes per airing day.
Hence the 32-episode dramas instead of 16., etc.
So he went to the other side instead and broke the wall for he was certain it wouldn't hurt her.
Here, what's showcased is the mundane life, the day to day, the silence, and the chaos (but mostly silence considering how this family is filled with introverts).
That's its charm though. It was kinda bright but also raw. And in that regard, realistically portrayed. As for positivity, it's not exactly the overall theme of the drama. It's emphasizing more of living, being in the moment, no matter how that may be applied to your own circumstance.
What I'm merely saying is that the national viewership aka tv cable viewership is just what it is, but it does not quantify to the overall impact of this show.
Such statistics do not include the OTT ratings. They're merely for cable which, in this generation, is no longer that used.
In fact, most televisions are now Smart TVs so viewers have the tendency to use the app instead of tuning in to the channel itself.
In fact, it's number 1 in several countries as reported by Viki and Viu.
It took a lot of us a great deal of time to adjust.
My Mom is like him. While I appreciate being blinded at some truth so I could go on with my day normally, the pain of knowing about it years later is just hard for me to get over. Still, I like people like him and keep them close.
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While both of them have the purest of intentions, I still prefer DoHa's love more--- honest, trusting, never assuming. It makes me feel like I'm an equal player in the relationship which should always be the case.
... but gosh, something's just missing and I can't blame anyone but the writer.
King 2 Hearts
These are just 2 of the dramas featuring North K and South K issues that I remember being interesting in the past decade. Not the same tier as CLOY though. They're wayyy below.