I think it was an excuse to see her. That’s why he also wanted to meet the pendant maker with her, even though…
Good point. However, by texting the picture he would accomplish just that because she would want to see it in person.
At the beginning of the show I didn't mind too much about plot holes as I had mentioned it before. But, the writing has gone downhill way too much. No logic whatsoever.
Good grief, he just couldn't text a pic of the pendent right away? The writing of this drama went down the toilet so quickly as so many have mentioned it already.
I truly didn't expect much when I started this drama. But, after 14 episodes, I am very satisfied. It is surprisingly very good and I am really enjoying it. Episodes go by way too fast and I have a hard time waiting for the next one.
Really hoping the script stays on course and doesn't get weird out.
Global availability may also be in play. Spooky in Love is for example available in N-Europe, while not so much…
Yes, I totally understand all that. I have a technical background and I do understand statistics and where and when and how the data is collected has an impact on results.
My statement was not a question as to why the difference but rather how interesting it is in variance of the ratings. Even ratings in Korea differs between Seoul and nationwide. I just find it interesting how different demographics play into ratings. In other words, ratings are not gospel, but just another indicator to ponder on.
I have always been curious about the demographics of MDL viewers, such as age bracket, gender, and even sexual orientation, etc. as those have an impact on how an individual rates and comments on the shows and actors.
This English language fan site may have an oversampling of non native Korean members.Global audience:https://www.netflix.com/tudum/top10/tv-non-english
Thank you. I do understand it and hence why I wrote "interesting". To show the difference between different mediums.
Interesting how these ratings differ than MDL ratings for these dramas. Spooky in Love is one the highest ratings on MDL, yet in these ratings has the lowest.
I really can't remember if I ever seen so much skin on a FL. Usually it's the ML. It really shows how hard she works to keep such a toned and athletic body. Not easy being an actor or singer (male or female) for sure.
At the beginning of the show I didn't mind too much about plot holes as I had mentioned it before. But, the writing has gone downhill way too much. No logic whatsoever.
Let's keep our fingers crossed and hope this one stays the course.
Really hoping the script stays on course and doesn't get weird out.
Loved Justin John Harvey character. He truly did a fantastic job. Hoping to see him in more Kdramas.
I think I liked the first one better. I rate this one 8.5, meaning a definite watch for this genre.
My statement was not a question as to why the difference but rather how interesting it is in variance of the ratings. Even ratings in Korea differs between Seoul and nationwide. I just find it interesting how different demographics play into ratings. In other words, ratings are not gospel, but just another indicator to ponder on.
I have always been curious about the demographics of MDL viewers, such as age bracket, gender, and even sexual orientation, etc. as those have an impact on how an individual rates and comments on the shows and actors.