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I'd never heard it before, I thought it was a K-drama original - there are some talented composers/musical directors, one of the many things that make K-dramas that little bit special.

You and a few others. The rest of us liked it.

Name one.

There were some funny jokes and I liked the way people's everyday lies rang the bell. In episode 10 the ML tried to pick up 3 heavy boxes, found it a bit hard and just took the light one from the top - nobody was watching! That sort of thing's very pleasing. And I happened to like the football jokes, her tarot café is named after Wayne Rooney - that's just hilarious on its own.

Just believe your own opinions when you watch it. If people put buzzwords in their reviews they're just trying to sound cool, the ones I've read don't actually explain the use of the buzzwords, what does it mean to say "trope"? Nothing. We're all breathing air, is it a trope?

Well, he was in Coffee Prince but he wasn't known for "leading" it.

I liked the scene where Do Ha's mum went to the festival. In fact the whole festival atmosphere was joyful, I felt like I was in the crowd, nice!

Thanks LA. I thought the scene at ML's apartment was hot - the potential of it. Both actors don't look at all comfortable getting too close, but I still think KSH is acting for two at the moment, she's talented and she's doing all the heavy lifting.

That's completely untrue. Itaewon Class hit high. Pretty Noona got plaudits for its high quality and prestige. Wookie is right. I guess Behind Your Touch happens when earnest thespians try to be funny, can't win 'em all!

Looks good, hope it's as good as it looks in these stills.

He's probably got a niche, I would only go that far.

Looks to have all the ingredients to be a big hit, a clumsy kidnapper and a genius kid, a bit like the vibe of the recent Dr Choco.

It's organised internet trolling. They're known as flying monkeys, people that follow their narcissistic leader around and do whatever they're told, like the monkeys in Wizard of Oz. There are professional virtue-signallers that look for offence in everything and their followers that simply get told when to 'feel' offended - hollow shells of existence that are of lower IQ and like spoiling other people's work... vandals. They like breaking stuff. Thugs with no muscle and no courage 😆.

This is a solid drama, great mystery story, great performances, esp. Na In-woo... anyone watching on Viki? Viki the platform of ridiculously highly rated dramas - where a bad drama gets nothing less than 8/10... well, it's been rated 5/10 on Viki. I know why, I'm not going to say it, I guess a few hundred troll accounts need to get deleted - here's the delete formula for Rakuten:
1. new account;
2. doesn't pay;
3. rated this drama one star;
4. has watched fuck all and is too cowardly to write a comment.
I imagine there's a little fan club of sad, pathetic and demented losers that live in their bedrooms and spend all day on the dark web planning the revolution, stupid little boys and girls (or can I say little shits?) that have yet to have their rude awakenings. They contribute nothing and show no respect for other cultures, the irony is palpable.

Last episode was a week ago, I guess in a few hours there'll be lots of comments....!

Great cast, looking forward to it. As long as it's not on Disney.

That's not what I meant. If that's all you see... well, ok. When I read criticism (proper criticism, not just insults) I try to see where the view comes from instead of dismissing it with "new to K-drama" and "it's so obvious" clichés.

His role in Bok soon is small (not unusual in movies) he plays a younger version of a character - but he projects that character perfectly, the demeanour, disposition, everything - right to the soul, he nailed it.

Person.... so what?

Rom-com. Sounds funny... 😬