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Because I'm in the USA and I'm constantly refreshing Netflix until the K-dramas show up. Netflix won't let me watch them until 10 a.m. EST. Every once in a while they'll show up earlier or later. But I watch a lot of k-dramas on Netflix, and it's almost always 10 a.m. EST before I can watch them.

So, if you're in the USA, that's the time. If you're not in the USA, then I can't help you.

I'm in the USA, and it's not available until 10 a.m. EST.

I didn't mind it, either, but that was because Yamato at least let up when he instantly realized he was making Kakeru uncomfortable.

Yamato never asks Kakeru for his consent before he attempts to kiss him, several times. And Yamato is very forceful in pushing Kakeru onto a bed,. Yamato is supposed to be shy, and yet his lack of asking consent, and his trying to kiss Kakeru in public and in school "behind a curtain" shows a definite lack of discretion, that seems out of character with his shy persona.

There is also a scene at the end where a young woman is being harassed by two boys while she is walking.

I enjoyed this. Binged all 8 episodes in one night, because they're only 20 minutes long.

Kakeru's acting was a little too over the top. A couple of the kids were too wise beyond their years. I haven't watched a gay drama before, and was surprised to see this on Netflix.

My only real negative is that Yamato never asks Kakeru for his consent before he attempts to kiss him, several times. Yamato is supposed to be shy, and yet his lack of asking consent, and his trying to kiss Kakeru in public and in school "behind a curtain" shows a definite lack of discretion, that seems out of character with his shy persona.

Yes, I agree. I also commented before seeing your comment. Seok-hoon suddenly started dressing better and not like a slob around episodes 7-8.

Thank you!

Episode 7: Did Seok-hoon suddenly start dressing better.? He seemed to be wearing his suit and tie properly all of a sudden. Did the costumers forget he's a slob? Or is this a plot point showing that he's the big bad after all?

Oh (no pun intended) yes. I forgot about that one.

What are the SBS drama rules?
And what is SBS?

Thank you.

I know you are getting excited by their kiss, but I feel like there still wasn't much movement on the part of the FL. So far, the best kiss I've seen in a K-drama has been the second leads in A Business Proposal. Now THAT was a kiss to compare to.

The trop "sleeping together chastely while fully clothed" is getting to her. Let's face it. She was ready to do it in the car with the demon in episode 1.

And the sprinkler! We get it. They got wet. (hehehehe, yes, I am 8 years old at heart.)

Well, I'm starting to really like Seok-hoon, and he really seems to care for Do-Hee.

I'm beginning to think that Koo-Won never gets his powers back, becomes human and dies. And then Seok-hoon gets the girl.

If Seok-hoon ends up being the big bad, I'm going to be very upset. He's the only friend in the Ju family, and that would just be too cruel.

Thank you!

Aha, thanks.

Thank you.

I need some help from Koreans, please, as I don't speak Korean and I'm slightly hard of hearing.

1. Several comments here have been made about Song Kang having weird pronunciation of words. Can you please explain and give an example?

2. There seemed to be some comedy surrounding Koo-Won's naming himself in each new generation. I get that there's something about numbering one, two, three, etc. But can someone please explain if there are any double meanings to his names, and why the current name and the name that would come next are funny or strange?

The things I have to do to charge you up.

Love it.