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I'm with you. Dear Lee Sun-kyun is excellent in Sleep, I'll just say convincing, to avoid spoilers. I love him.

I notice you're a fan of violent dramas, do you want me to preach about real violence in the real world to you? It might have nothing to do with your favourite violent dramas, even though they're fictional, I'll say it if you want.

I disagree - the story was miraculous and the cast nailed it down, take any of those main 3 (or 4, Yoo In-na sarang-hae) it wouldn't have been great. You're too much focusing on ideology and it's stopping you from enjoying yourself, there is resistance to the woke culture going on right now - everyone accepted the general idea, but it went too far... there's a marvellous Japanese drama on Netflix right now that tries to strike that middle ground that everyone supports, it demonstrates what I mean about going too far, it's very smart and funny too, Mr Inappropriate. However, might be one for the older gen, no idea about your demographic, Japanese 50+ love it!

Noted. You're too far gone. A narcissistic virtue-signaller, in whose world everyone else is a paedo, rapist, etc. because that makes you look better, it's all fake. Like I said, you didn't get Goblin. He wasn't 40, he was 900. Some people have to try and spoil everything. None of the real K-drama fans are listening to your crap.

I agree, CLOY was particularly special. I watched it 4 times - it became hard to watch new titles because I hadn't got over it. Ratings capture a moment in time, they can't be used to meaningfully compare dramas years apart, there are too many variables. Let's just look at each individually as unique and wonderful in their own rights. Each sets a benchmark that's used for future dramas to build on.

Nothing weird. I guess we both liked Lost. I can't resist the big-hitter escapist adventures though - they resonate because the lead characters are full of positivity and portray romanticism in the classical sense. There's nothing like it on my local channels, they make me feel happy, I spend 90 minutes smiling or weeping or shouting things at the baddies! Come to think of it, I'm weird too!

Yes, you are wrong and your mind is warped. Stop projecting and focus on the truth, weirdo. What do your perverse comments have to do with Goblin?

The ratings are taken from the number of TV sets in South Korea. That's what they are, not streaming, not us foreigners, but the South Korean live audience.

I wouldn't call that trying. Anyway, it had its time, you missed it, don't worry about it now.

Fuck off.

It's almost as if you were never young or you had a really boring youth. Young people have feelings. Stop virtue-signalling and remember what it's like to live and love in the real world.

What do you mean 'finally'?
Some idiot says it whenever Goblin is mentioned. Every fucking time. They simply did not get it, they don't understand other cultures, they're brainwashed by stupid Western political correctness, ideology shit.

I think the viewers had been waiting a long time for a big production, good-natured, classic drama to come along, so when it does, everyone flocks to it. It's got wide appeal, well-written, well made and engaging. Episodes are movie-length and sumptuous, the time flies, the characters take us into their world for 90 minutes.

Thanks, that was indignant. You think I didn't know the meaning of those common words. Dial tone. It's not interesting at all to see words arranged stupidly in stupid sentences, is it? I bet you're the type that feels the need to explain their drama rating system to others too 🥱

I hope you know that 'hypo' and 'hyper' are opposites. So are 'serious' and 'ridiculous'. 🚬
She's not your girl either. She's a girl. You're nobody.

He had a prescription for propofol. I think that's why he got arrested.

Don't watch it. You'll still pay. Hero.

Great film. TV series had some decent moments but as always, went on too long. They should learn from Korea, not try to reshape it, those Americans.

I can tell what you're thinking, you're self righteous and narcissistic. I don't care about likes, whereas you clearly get your energy off of them. I get boring, predictable replies like yours every day. You actually mentioned your 13 likes.

Agree. I think Netflix shouldn't edit, but I also think it's too soon to release as it is. It should either keep it under wraps for a year or make the cuts. In time I hope Kim Sae-ron and Yoo Ah-in can come back, starting with small roles. They lost touch for a moment, with the people that pay their bills and the realisation that nobody's irreplaceable - there's a queue kilometres long of people that are pushing for their spots.