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Oh! I thought you meant in business, because they progressed in commerce in the 90s. Now, I will say it's more like 5 years since they started adding people of color and LGBT+ to TV shows. They are also acknowledging the horrible treatment of women in the workplace and it's not just in shows, but in society as well. Such as the Me Too movement. Which was from the Western society.

I don't really agree with the mass progression in recent years part. Like how recent are we talking? 5 years? Because I am pretty sure they have show progression way before that.

I think people forget that both cultures are different in regards to society. Western culture isn't used to how Eastern culture works. The same goes for Eastern culture. This is why I like watching shows that bridge the gap, such as My Neighbor Charles. Rather than judge, why not get to know how their society works. When I went to South Korea, I loved the politeness, but I also saw how rude the older generation was to foreigners compared to the younger generations. South Korea is changing and more and more of the younger generations are learning about Western society and blending it with the East. I think thats why we are seeing a change in today's fans.

I'm not on Twitter, but I am on instagram and that's where I see a lot of the news for celebs. The rabid fans I'm pretty sure is starting to die down. If anything I feel like it's people saying there is rabid fans, when there isn't. You get one bad comment and then like 10 saying there are rabid fans.

Which shows growth. I like when they can either share the news or don't it's totally up to them. I'm used to the western side, where they don't say that much about who they are with. Maybe it's due to the relationships not lasting as long in Hollywood.

The fact that they even have to address this is mind blowing. It's his life. I don't understand how fans think they deserve to know EVERYTHING that happens in a person's life.

18 episodes makes way more sense. I don't know why I thought it was just 12, but I could have sworn I saw 12 listed here.

Surprised, but I love it so far.

I wasn't really into many of the dramas for 2019. I tried them all without comparing to previous years, but I didn't have any real connection with any of them.

Interesting!

Thank you for this list!

This is political for sports and I like it. People tend to forget that money is involved and office politics as well. One wrong move can damage an organization and that is so absurd, but completely possible. I've seen it play out in the media all the time.

I wish more people were into this as I was. It's slice of life and I like the cinematography of the shots.

Am I the only one that has an issue using TFC? I love their dramas, but the website sucks. Other than that, great list!

I loved this series, but the ending wasn't what I wanted. It is what it is. However, I am noticing that for season 3 the endings haven't being my faves, but the series have kept me entertained and I think that's the good part of it of all.

I was excited for the dramas to be on Netflix, now I just wait until they have completely aired to watch it. Honestly I miss Dramafever.

If they turn this into a sad ending I will be so effing disappointed. None of the shows have sad endings. Why start now?!

I like that they are showing growth with these characters. Also Hao Ting really does mirror his father. lol

I like that he doesn't pressure him though. Love that.

This show is killing me! I loved this episode.