I really enjoyed this, mostly because of Aum. He played his character really well. There were a lot of layers there. Aum looks really good in this one too, like, he's swole and it's a great thing! I enjoyed the female lead too. I liked that her character didn't back down and didn't automatically give in to misunderstandings. I do wish that we'd had more seems with Uncle Poo and Pete and Poo and Kate romance wise. Still, they were great and had nice chem. I love the second female lead, but I didn't care for the second couple. Oh, and lawyer bae is awesome. I love how he reads Poo.
I personally really enjoyed this. It was short, but managed to be sweet, silly, a bit intense, romantic, and complex in a simple way. I wish they'd have made it ten eps though. The end was satisfying enough, but I wanted more.
I miss Hiro, and he's a dad now. Aww! I read that he was semi retiring and writing due to an illness his wife had, but I hope he does do more projects here and there.
These are the alternative to dramafever, I know it won't be as great as drama fever but these sites upload ongoing…
Lot's of people do not get this. Those streaming sites do not provide subs. That's done by fansubbers and sites like Viki and DF. So the shutdown is a huge loss for those that rely on subs.
Drama Fever was brought by Warner Bros in 2016 maybe Warner Bros just couldn't handle the licensing. The reason…
I think the bigger issue is that they don't see the need for DF in terms of profit and their future plans. Everyone is creating their own streaming platform ala DC, Marvel, Disney, etc. WB wants to go that route as well from what I've been reading this year. They may have felt keeping DF and it's shows were more trouble than it was worth.
I've been supporting DF since beta days and I am very disappointed and sad about the shutdown. Of course, we have Viki and Kocowa, and I have no doubt DF's catalog will live on in some way in the future because WB wants to make money, but it was all done so unprofessionally. My watchlist was snatched from me like I stole something. Also, DF had the superior catalog. It's a huge loss for those who want to watch dramas in a legal manner. The only plus side is that as a jdrama fan, I still know the feeling of seeking out those hard to find gems by all means necessary. RIP DF.