#TeachYouALesson ranks No#1 Global Non-English Show for 3 consecutive weeks. It recorded 11.8 million views and…
I don't think it's the 6th most-watched Korean series in Netflix history (at least not yet). Squid game Season 1, 2, 3 are the top 3 (with season 3 having 894 million views) and then going down the list there are many other series around the 500-700 million range like The Glory, Extraordinary Attorney Woo, All of Us Are Dead so Teach You a Lesson wouldn't be 6th at this point.
Lim Ji Yeon and Heo Nam Jun couple chemistry is insane. Cha Sa Gye getting jealous over the "My 99th First Kiss" script is probably how Lee Do Hyun feels if he ever sees the last two chapters of MRN LOL
This show is on fire.It's the biggest show on Netflix right by far. Even bigger than all english shows. https://www.netflix.com/tudum/top10/tv-non-englishhttps://www.netflix.com/tudum/top10/tv
Amazing!! The word of mouth is really strong.
According to Netflix’s official Top 10 site, Tudum, on the 17th, Teach You a Lesson recorded 21.1 million views from June 8 to 14 and topped the non-English series chart. After reaching No. 1 just three days after its release on the 5th, it held the throne for a second consecutive week. Compared with the previous week’s 6.4 million views, the figure marked an increase of about 230%.
Its performance by country was also notable. The series ranked No. 1 in 46 countries, including Korea, Japan, Thailand, Turkey and Brazil, and made the Top 10 in 91 countries worldwide.
Didn't recognize the two guys from episode 2!! They cleaned up real nice! The guy from episode 6 telling NHJ that he will behaved from now on so please don't come at me anymore LOL And U-Jin's mom saying "U-Jin's dad is not angry anymore" haha
I think the writers went a little overboard with making Cha Sa Gye such a lovesick puppy. It was romantic a first but it seems like he lost that confidence (or arrogance) at the beginning, especially against Mun Do.
I also miss the feisty Seo Ri at beginning. Remember how she was able to fight off all the men when they tried to take over the restaurant? I need this Seo Ri back, not the one at the end of episode 12 in tears and then showing Cha Sa Gye rushing to "save" her.
Four episodes in and it has been good except as the much better reviewer wrote above they made it seem like false…
This is a weird take. Just because they showed the student made false accusation about SA doesn't mean there aren't cases where the opposite is true. The show isn't preaching the teacher is always the victim. The broader issue of the episode is not the SA but how the student is able to leverage the power of social media to ruin the teachers' life.
Episode 5 was peak. The mother is such a b*tch for harassing the teacher. Kim Mu Yeol giving the mother a taste of her own medicine was so hilarious though.
KMY: Ujin keep dozing off, what should I do Mother: Just wake him KMY: Sleeping is a right, is it ok if I violate it? Mother: I'll allow it KMY: How should I wake him Mother: Just shake him KMY: I could be accused of child abuse Mother: Then just call him KMY: If Ujin is startled by loud noises and get emotionally stressed, that can be abuse Mother: Then tell his neighbor to wake him KMY: What if it embarrass him Mother: Then just don't wake him and let him be KMY: But neglect is also a form of abuse
I am only half way through and this is so good. I love it when the bullies get a taste of their own medicine and I like that they not only show how horrible the kids are but the parents AND teachers as well.
Sure, some of the scene are unrealistic but it doesn't bother me (like the end of chapter 3 when KMY jumped out of the buliding to save the teacher). His super human power kind of reminds me of Go Youn Jung's character in Moving (which was also hard to watch and much more violent when she fought back the girl bullies I think in episode 5). Anyway, I know that corporal punishment does not work in the long term but within the confines of the drama I definitely feel the satisfaction of seeing the bullies get taken down in every episode.
Episode 5 is making my blood boil!! If you know any teachers, you'll know that parents can be worse than the kids!!
The mom is horrible. I would have block her number after the third message. I do like that they show the mom at the end how her behavior was affecting her own child.
On May 22, the romantic comedy starring Lim Ji Yeon and Heo Nam Jun soared to its highest viewership ratings yet by far. According to Nielsen Korea, “My Royal Nemesis” shot to an average nationwide rating of 9.5 percent, marking an impressive jump of 3.5 percentage points from its previous all-time high of 6.0 percent—and making it the most-watched program of any kind to air on Friday.
Seo Ri is such a badass. I love her bluntness. Lim Ji Yeong acting is great. I haven't seen Heo Nam Jun in anything else but I like him too, especially those little body language he has when he is with Seo Ri. Great chemistry. I am also intrigued by Mun Do's plan against Sa Gye and how Seo Ri will be involved as their relationship progress.
According to Netflix’s official Top 10 site, Tudum, on the 17th, Teach You a Lesson recorded 21.1 million views from June 8 to 14 and topped the non-English series chart. After reaching No. 1 just three days after its release on the 5th, it held the throne for a second consecutive week. Compared with the previous week’s 6.4 million views, the figure marked an increase of about 230%.
Its performance by country was also notable. The series ranked No. 1 in 46 countries, including Korea, Japan, Thailand, Turkey and Brazil, and made the Top 10 in 91 countries worldwide.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/DvENcOen9NQ
Didn't recognize the two guys from episode 2!! They cleaned up real nice! The guy from episode 6 telling NHJ that he will behaved from now on so please don't come at me anymore LOL And U-Jin's mom saying "U-Jin's dad is not angry anymore" haha
https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/southkorea/society/20260615/teach-you-a-lesson-inspires-real-life-proposal-to-protect-korean-teachers
I love that the drama has sparked conversation and actions in the teaching community
I also miss the feisty Seo Ri at beginning. Remember how she was able to fight off all the men when they tried to take over the restaurant? I need this Seo Ri back, not the one at the end of episode 12 in tears and then showing Cha Sa Gye rushing to "save" her.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLadv1MSEnE
https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/amp/entertainment/shows-dramas/20260612/netflix-teach-you-a-lesson-star-talks-global-success-true-meaning-of-education
Han Yeri in episode 3 is in high school, she is 18 so she can be jail.
https://www.netflix.com/tudum/top10/tv-non-english
KMY: Ujin keep dozing off, what should I do
Mother: Just wake him
KMY: Sleeping is a right, is it ok if I violate it?
Mother: I'll allow it
KMY: How should I wake him
Mother: Just shake him
KMY: I could be accused of child abuse
Mother: Then just call him
KMY: If Ujin is startled by loud noises and get emotionally stressed, that can be abuse
Mother: Then tell his neighbor to wake him
KMY: What if it embarrass him
Mother: Then just don't wake him and let him be
KMY: But neglect is also a form of abuse
LOL, so brilliant.
Sure, some of the scene are unrealistic but it doesn't bother me (like the end of chapter 3 when KMY jumped out of the buliding to save the teacher). His super human power kind of reminds me of Go Youn Jung's character in Moving (which was also hard to watch and much more violent when she fought back the girl bullies I think in episode 5). Anyway, I know that corporal punishment does not work in the long term but within the confines of the drama I definitely feel the satisfaction of seeing the bullies get taken down in every episode.
Let's goooo for double digits!!
Disappointing
Tame
Overrated
Snoozefest
Aww little Seo-Jun!