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I have similar thoughts. Why no kissing scenes with Ha Jae Sook, not even one in the end, he said he loved both of her, but he only hugged her.

I'm glad that she stayed as her real self in the end, I was afraid they will choose the younger version they way they kept shifting her back and forth and he kissed only the younger version. I liked Ha Jae Sook's acting more, she has depth about her and very kind beautiful eyes.

Click Your Heart - SF9 debut promo drama starring all members. About Time and School 2017 - he plays supporting parts. His fans call these dramas ''his dark past''.

I don't know if he's allowed to choose unusual scripts with small budget, no big salary and no profit for the company. He was in smaller things when he was younger, but he pretends that they don't exist now. I like those shows.

It seems that his agency wants him to do more mainstream dramas that calculated to be popular and successful and bring them money via sponsorships. His agency produced the Matchmakers and he filmed an ad in character. They predicted it will win awards before they started shooting. We will never see him in an indie show.

I read that TVing deleted the poster from their social media due to some changes in the release date. It's a 7 day period of mourning in Korea, all promo is postponed.

I've seen less than 200, trying to be careful not to waste time and I liked this one more than other much more popular dramas that considered the best.

I decided to sit through it because of Bo Ra, she has supporting or guest part in almost every popular drama. I now go to her filmography to pick what to watch.

Promo teaser for TVing upcoming shows. Chun Hwa poster is there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhImGDe6AFc

She used to post old pictures with her actors friends and co-stars to show support when they had their dramas on air. I still think she just chose the wrong photo with this guy and was misunderstood.

Done. Sorry.

There was zero reasons for them to break up and leave the town just to come back in the same episode.

Anyway, I loved the quiet atmosphere. The actors are great, the story is interesting and the music is very nice.

I'm so happy when I see So Hee Jung in prominent roles. I just love her so much.

Director Nam Tae Jin discussing ''Jinx'' and sharing behind the scenes stories - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5plswzvgqA

He was raised that way. He and his mother get sad ending.

All except for the oldest - Prince Uiseong. If you look closer at the opening credits there are beads and one of them is Black, it symbolises Prince Uiseong and hints that he is not the King's son.

The King's mother in the end

She couldn't tell him she is allergic to flowers and just suffered without ever mentioning it for nine years?

This was my fourth attempt to watch this and I finally finished it. Couldn't stand the main actor at first, and i'm not a fan of rich, stone faced CEO types of characters, but got used to him. Really liked Hwang Bo Ra's character. So unusual to see her with such long hair, I've seen her mostly with short hair and when she played more serious characters, like in ''Miracle'' and ''Dali''.

Wow, Han Ga In looks so familiar, but I haven't seen any of her shows. She hasn't acted in dramas since 2018. And the comments about her mostly negative. The actor also disappeared.

The major TV network dramas are like that, some product in every shot, the character is crying and they focusing on the branded jewerly instead of actors faces. The smaller shows are more subtle.