I was initially drawn to its bright, romantic-looking poster and the fact that it was only seven episodes, without really knowing what to expect. What I found was a warm, intelligent and beautifully balanced series!
The subject of sex therapy could easily have been treated in a crude or overly provocative way, but SεX does the opposite. It approaches sexuality in a thoughtful and surprisingly scientific way, while keeping the story light, funny, romantic and very human. The dialogues are particularly well written and are used not only to explain the issues, but to move the story forward and reveal the characters.
What I appreciated most was the message at the heart of the series: everyone can have questions, insecurities or difficulties related to sex. No one should feel strange, ashamed or alone because of them, and asking for professional help should not be a taboo. Even the sex therapist himself has his own personal struggle, which makes the message even more meaningful.
I sincerely hope that this series will encourage people who are struggling with similar issues to seek professional help, while also raising awareness about the importance of better and more open sexual education.
Nobody is presented as perfect, and the series also cleverly touches on people who exploit insecurities. It shows that behind these issues there are real people, with fears, vulnerabilities and emotions.
Beyond the story itself, I loved the bright atmosphere and aesthetic of the series! It managed to address serious social issues without ever becoming heavy or preachy. At the same time, it gave me a small window into aspects of contemporary Japanese society and the difficulties surrounding open conversations about sexuality.
A warm, thoughtful and genuinely enjoyable series, with a very satisfying and optimistic ending. I finished all seven episodes feeling that I had watched something entertaining, but also something that had a purpose.
Even if I didn't like the same all dating lab's, I really enjoyed that show! ❤️
It was interesting also that we could see what has happened to the couples, long after the game!
About experiment's I find blind date in bed the most interesting, I would like to see a show only with that kind of a date!
About all the other experiment's my second choice is the last group of people voting for King even if it wasn't so unique!
For the other two group of people, dating drank and be at the country, I believe it will be better, if they had participate on deferent love lab's or together with last ones, the kings voting...!
At the end I find the two MC so adorable and funny and I hope I see them again in Love Lab season two with improvements on dating lab's!
With all due respect, I personally use MDL to discover dramas, read reviews, and discuss performances, writing, directing, cinematography, music, and other artistic aspects of a production.
This has always been my approach, regardless of the drama, movie or actor involved. I am here for the productions themselves and for discussions about their artistic value, not to informed or participate in debates about personal controversies.
I understand that people may have different opinions about public figures, but I don't think drama pages like MDL are the best place for debates about personal controversies, rumors, or ongoing public disputes. There are other platforms dedicated to those discussions.
For me, MDL is at its best when it helps viewers learn about a drama and exchange thoughts about the work itself, rather than turning into a place for judging people outside the context of the production.
Whether we like or dislike a drama, I believe discussions about the story, performances and overall viewing experience are what bring the most value to the community.
A fluffy ball of happiness wrapped in rose petals. 🌸
Our Sticky Love was such a sweet, warm and refreshing drama. It had a little bit of everything, romance, comedy, action, fights, mystery and, above all, a wonderful group of supporting characters who made the whole village feel alive.
Jung Hae In and Ha Young were both wonderful, and I especially enjoyed seeing a more playful and expressive side of Jung Hae In. His facial expressions, comic timing and physicality, the boxing and action scenes, were also fantastic. He truly made the character his own.
The people also around them were just as important. Hospital people, doctors and villagers characters connected to the traditional sweets 🍡village, brought so much warmth, humor and personality to the story. I genuinely enjoyed spending time with them. Despite a few surprisingly intense action and fighting scenes, the overall tone remained warm, comforting and uplifting for me
Visually, the drama was beautiful. The cinematography, lighting, colors and sound created a bright, almost dreamlike atmosphere. And I loved the music, sometimes innocent and sweet, like the feeling of a first love, and at other times almost classical and elegant!🎶
There were a few moments when I wished the writing had developed certain parts of the story more carefully, but honestly, I didn't mind much. The overall experience was simply too charming.
I finished one episode wanting to watch the next, and by the end I was left with that rare feeling of having spent time somewhere that made me genuinely happier.
A comforting, beautiful, feel-good drama that feels like a warm hug. 10/10. 🌸
judging by all the comments I think I don't need to watch this drama because it will be a waste of time. am I…
You are wrong, give a try it's a good production! Better make your own opinion because I have watched the first 5 episodes until now and I like it! So personally, I don't understand why all this bud comment...
I loved it! This show is AMAZING! Is so funny, refreshing and interesting to watch people you don't know to spend time altogether and feel happy, relief from reality life and creating beautiful memories all together as one! Every single person in that show, touch my hart 💜
A groundbreaking voice documentary—the first of its kind in Korea??? Do we not have many of that? Still since…
No it’s not the first. About this one it’s two episodes I think until now. But I didn’t find any subtitles yet. If anyone knows more about.. let us know.
I love the idea of after service show. It was great also except from other stuff they did, to see season one dating with season two singles, but I didn’t like avatar dating. They should have leave them have a normal dating with no idiot, audio-gaid. Also the idea I see on comment to create season 3 and put the participants from season one and two together is great! It will be very interesting!
SεX surprised me in the best possible way!
I was initially drawn to its bright, romantic-looking poster and the fact that it was only seven episodes, without really knowing what to expect. What I found was a warm, intelligent and beautifully balanced series!
The subject of sex therapy could easily have been treated in a crude or overly provocative way, but SεX does the opposite. It approaches sexuality in a thoughtful and surprisingly scientific way, while keeping the story light, funny, romantic and very human. The dialogues are particularly well written and are used not only to explain the issues, but to move the story forward and reveal the characters.
What I appreciated most was the message at the heart of the series: everyone can have questions, insecurities or difficulties related to sex. No one should feel strange, ashamed or alone because of them, and asking for professional help should not be a taboo. Even the sex therapist himself has his own personal struggle, which makes the message even more meaningful.
I sincerely hope that this series will encourage people who are struggling with similar issues to seek professional help, while also raising awareness about the importance of better and more open sexual education.
Nobody is presented as perfect, and the series also cleverly touches on people who exploit insecurities. It shows that behind these issues there are real people, with fears, vulnerabilities and emotions.
Beyond the story itself, I loved the bright atmosphere and aesthetic of the series! It managed to address serious social issues without ever becoming heavy or preachy. At the same time, it gave me a small window into aspects of contemporary Japanese society and the difficulties surrounding open conversations about sexuality.
A warm, thoughtful and genuinely enjoyable series, with a very satisfying and optimistic ending. I finished all seven episodes feeling that I had watched something entertaining, but also something that had a purpose.
It was interesting also that we could see what has happened to the couples, long after the game!
About experiment's I find blind date in bed the most interesting, I would like to see a show only with that kind of a date!
About all the other experiment's my second choice is the last group of people voting for King even if it wasn't so unique!
For the other two group of people, dating drank and be at the country, I believe it will be better,
if they had participate on deferent love lab's or together with last ones, the kings voting...!
At the end I find the two MC so adorable and funny and I hope I see them again in Love Lab season two with improvements on dating lab's!
This has always been my approach, regardless of the drama, movie or actor involved. I am here for the productions themselves and for discussions about their artistic value, not to informed or participate in debates about personal controversies.
I understand that people may have different opinions about public figures, but I don't think drama pages like MDL are the best place for debates about personal controversies, rumors, or ongoing public disputes. There are other platforms dedicated to those discussions.
For me, MDL is at its best when it helps viewers learn about a drama and exchange thoughts about the work itself, rather than turning into a place for judging people outside the context of the production.
Whether we like or dislike a drama, I believe discussions about the story, performances and overall viewing experience are what bring the most value to the community.
Our Sticky Love was such a sweet, warm and refreshing drama. It had a little bit of everything, romance, comedy, action, fights, mystery and, above all, a wonderful group of supporting characters who made the whole village feel alive.
Jung Hae In and Ha Young were both wonderful, and I especially enjoyed seeing a more playful and expressive side of Jung Hae In. His facial expressions, comic timing and physicality, the boxing and action scenes, were also fantastic. He truly made the character his own.
The people also around them were just as important. Hospital people, doctors and villagers characters connected to the traditional sweets 🍡village, brought so much warmth, humor and personality to the story. I genuinely enjoyed spending time with them. Despite a few surprisingly intense action and fighting scenes, the overall tone remained warm, comforting and uplifting for me
Visually, the drama was beautiful. The cinematography, lighting, colors and sound created a bright, almost dreamlike atmosphere. And I loved the music, sometimes innocent and sweet, like the feeling of a first love, and at other times almost classical and elegant!🎶
There were a few moments when I wished the writing had developed certain parts of the story more carefully, but honestly, I didn't mind much. The overall experience was simply too charming.
I finished one episode wanting to watch the next, and by the end I was left with that rare feeling of having spent time somewhere that made me genuinely happier.
A comforting, beautiful, feel-good drama that feels like a warm hug. 10/10. 🌸
An other similar one.