displacedmoon

the drama is growing on me despite some of the unrealistic scenes.

i'm intrigued by quite a few things...
- the brother mystery
- the future world seo hae comes from (wish we could spend more time there)
- the deformed humans/humanoids? (who/what are they?)
- why some people who come in contact with time travelers become infected, and of what (do they turn into the deformed humanoids perhaps?)
-it seems like this isn't the first time seo hae has gone to the past to save tae sul, why is she trying to save him to begin with?

anyhow...lot's of questions which i'm sure we'll become apprised of as the drama unfolds.

I usually give a drama at least one episode, but yeah...there are dramas you click with immediately, and others that leave you checking the clock to see if the episode is almost over. life is too short to waste time on shows that don't really capture/keep your interest. and besides, it's not like the drama is going anywhere...you might decide to pick it up in the future and completely love it that time around. this has happened to me plenty of times.

genres in the synopsis are sometimes wrong and/or change as the drama progresses, so i never read too much into those. i rarely follow social media for kdrama, so on first take i rely on what i read in the MDL description and the main trailer...the impression was that it would be a more serious drama. that it isn't, isn't a problem, just not expected. lot's of dramas are like that. and sure, checking out the director/writers past works can be indicative of what they put out, but i like to think that sometimes they'll switch things up as they progress in their careers. i'll still continue to watch...like i said...the first episode was interesting.

interesting first episode. i thought this would be a more serious crime drama, but it's more your typical kdrama rom-com. let's see what ep 2 brings.

so cheoljong and so yong wind up together, and bong hwan becomes the 2nd male lead and doesn't get the girl (or in this case guy). so basically another kdrama love triangle. lol ;0

i think that in the end, the king and queen lived a happy and full life. even if at times cheoljong felt like something was missing/different, you can tell he still also liked the new version of the queen. and while an ending with bong hwan staying in the past would have been great, i would have felt badly for his future self lying in a coma for the rest of his life, and for so yong's soul staying trapped as a bystander in her own body. the three learned from each other and came out richer for having had that experience.

my only complaint is that bong hwan didn't get to say goodbye to the king, the court ladies, the royal chef, etc. however, after watching the special episode, it seems like reincarnation during bong hwan's time period is in their future if the wishes they made during the meteor shower are of any indication...lol. anyhow, this drama was absolutely amazing. a ten for me.

totally bugs me as well when folks review dramas before they are finished. but what is more irritating is when the "review" is just a comment they could have posted in this section instead.

That E.T. scene. LOL.

just rewatched and still love this drama just as much as the first time i saw it. still a 10 for me.

i've watched most of these and all are excellent. for a few more dramas that are interesting/unique i'd recommend: 365: repeat the year, strangers from hell, pegasus market, and life on mars.

Jeez...something is seriously wrong with the writer to think it's okay to have a character make everyone believe he's dead, and then reappear alive 5 years later as if nothing had happened. Not cool. I should have seen it coming though..the ML lied and kept secrets from the FL throughout the series. Makes me wonder what other nonsensical crap he will pull in the future. That relationship went from sweet to toxic real quick. What a disappointment.

loved that scene btwn lee yeon and the little kid. and the refrigerator scene....wasn't expecting that. lol. i'm really enjoying the overall humor.

this drama truly tested my patience.

Another easily forgettable drama.

I guess my definition of doing nothing is different than the main lead. He's out and about sharing interesting experiences with strangers. My "doing nothing" entails lazing about in bed with minimal human interaction. LOL.

found the overall drama amusing and loved the soundtrack. the ending was kind of disappointing -- we basically went back to square one with little development from either of the lead characters.

Loved this just as much as part 1. Just wish we didn't have to wait what's probably another year for part 3. :(

three episodes in and all i can say is wow. most dramas i usually fast forward through parts of the episodes, but i haven't done that once with Nobody Knows. looking forward to how the mystery will unravel and kim seo hyung is fantastic.

Great idea!

You're in a drama slump and I can definitely relate! I'm in one now and nothing currently airing really appeals, so I find myself revisiting dramas I connected with. I find that watching dramas from other countries and catching up on kshows usually helps fill the void until the next "favorite" comes along.

Agree. That would be a fantastic feature.