I have watched only a few cdramas, but L&P comes second in my list after TFF. I don't know how many times I have rewatched some scenes. I loved the main leads and I hope they could reunite one day.
I wish Esom would come back.Shame itβs not gonna happen.
Her absence is showing. π I know I'm gonna get beaten for saying this, but I'm disappointed with the sequels. I don't know what it is, but there is definitely something missing. Action scenes are good, but they aren't enough for me to say I fully enjoyed the first two episodes.
guys just some info if u are contemplating abt this!!is the ml rich? - he is rich but not chaebol rich! his parents…
Could you please share info about the painting plagiarism arc? I have just finished ep.5 and don't think I can watch a dragging plagiarism case. Thank you in advance.
I am the minority, but I'm dropping this drama. The constant plotting and scheming of Garam's enemies has got on my nerves and I can't watch the relevant scenes, which practically means I had to skip almost the entire episode. I love Yoon Kyesang, and I hope his next choice will sit well with me.
I am at episode 10 and I don't think I'm going to finish the show. Reason? AHN SUNG JAE!!!
I found his scoring of Chef Edward Lee in the Round of 8 (cook for my life challenge) not only unfair... it was mean and showed a well hidden envy, imo. He masterfully tried to cover up his envy and pettiness under the cloak of Korean culinary identity.... conveniently forgetting that probably he, throughout his career, as well as millions of chefs on the planet experiment themselves with variations of Italian, French and other ethnic dishes under their original names. The amount of hypocrisy!
Perhaps he was just following orders from the production, however, stabbing at the back a fellow Chef who's more famous than him (mind you, how many Chefs have the privilege of being the head Chefs in the White House) and since he had NOTHING to say about the taste... was too much for my standards.
My favorite Chefs are Edward Lee, Triple Star and the two underdogs who were played dirty: the Comic Book Chef and the Self-Made Chef.
I suppose we must wait until Disney adds it to its drama list (as per the promo poster) because these shitty subtitles ruin the entire drama. π I am watching on onetouchtv, but they keep using the chinese interpretation of their korean names and that is confusing, to me at least. Even so, it's a good drama; gripping and suspensful. It's only 8 episodes (of 1h each) so it makes a good bingewatch.
7β from me. Normalizing the toxic behaviour of the grandma and all of her abusing with just a sentence of pure bullsh*t deserved way less, but I feel sorry for the actors. What a joke!
They will get other chances after this.But Kim Soo Hyun doesnt deserve one more chance so we have to boycott it.
My sentiments exactly. I feel sorry for his co-stars, but I could never watch a drama of his now. I am so disgusted and sick. Boycott is the only option left.
I know I'm gonna get beaten for saying this, but I'm disappointed with the sequels. I don't know what it is, but there is definitely something missing. Action scenes are good, but they aren't enough for me to say I fully enjoyed the first two episodes.
Thank you in advance.
I found his scoring of Chef Edward Lee in the Round of 8 (cook for my life challenge) not only unfair... it was mean and showed a well hidden envy, imo.
He masterfully tried to cover up his envy and pettiness under the cloak of Korean culinary identity.... conveniently forgetting that probably he, throughout his career, as well as millions of chefs on the planet experiment themselves with variations of Italian, French and other ethnic dishes under their original names.
The amount of hypocrisy!
Perhaps he was just following orders from the production, however, stabbing at the back a fellow Chef who's more famous than him (mind you, how many Chefs have the privilege of being the head Chefs in the White House) and since he had NOTHING to say about the taste... was too much for my standards.
My favorite Chefs are Edward Lee, Triple Star and the two underdogs who were played dirty: the Comic Book Chef and the Self-Made Chef.
I am watching on onetouchtv, but they keep using the chinese interpretation of their korean names and that is confusing, to me at least.
Even so, it's a good drama; gripping and suspensful. It's only 8 episodes (of 1h each) so it makes a good bingewatch.