I don't really know what to say about this one. Was it cute? Yes. I especially liked the first few episodes, and it was nice for a weekly watch! I just don't think I would have stuck with it if I had binged it.
I think the actors did a good job, and the drama was well-directed, but the second half felt a bit too draggy and therefore boring to me. Also, I liked the main couple better during the banter phase when they weren't a couple yet and more like platonic friends with a mutual crush 😅 When they finally got together, that effortless romantic chemistry just wasn't there.
Hi, Emma! The series is on GagaOOLala under "What Did You Eat Yesterday?" and they have both seasons, the 2020 New Year's special episode and the 2021 movie. (I'd say the subscription is worth it, you can watch a lot of stuff in a month.)
A lot of Japanese dramas are available through fansubs, but this one isn’t :( That's probably because it has official subtitles on a licensed platform.
I loved it. Healing and comforting but it also "lets your mind wander", as Ha-kyung says. I wish Lee Na-young did more dramas, maybe even a second season of this one... [wishful thinking intensifies]
People can't leave the country with a suspended sentence but ML could leave the PLANET... I think it's best to watch this as a comedy. The whole thing is hilarious.
What a major trainwreck... and I actually liked the first two episodes. Yeah, the initial plot was a bit strange, but I've seen loads of shows and movies with weird premises that ended up being great. The visuals were beautiful, and I had a lot of hope in the production team. Let's just say my hope was misplaced.
But I did it! 16 episodes, out of morbid curiosity. And the thing with WTSG was that it wasn't even one of those one-drop-and-done streaming dramas that could quietly fall into the depths of Netflix. It was a traditional 2-episodes per week show. They really took this enormous budget and great cast and gave the audience this: a drama that was not about space or even about romance or friendship or the astronaut profession or whatever but about having babies, and motherhood. And, of course, sperm motility. There were no characters you could root for since they were all stupid, selfish or driven by lust at one point or another. And the writing? Abysmal. I wonder if the actors knew what they were signing up for.
Badly done birth rate propaganda. I'm sorry if that was their goal because it was just depressing no matter if you're pro-choice or pro-life. I'll just say that FL didn't deserve that.
Noooo! We've reached the final line. I will miss this drama a lot. Consistent characterization + well-paced storytelling and a production team that clearly cared for it. And, of course, one of my new favorite couples of all time: Ji-yun and Eun-ho. I loved them, but then again I loved (almost) every single character in the drama. Such a great cast!
Simple and perfect. Easy 10/10. Love Scout, you will be sorely missed ❤️
For some reason, I’m still watching it. I understand and agree with most of the criticism about this drama but the great production was enough for me to keep up with it. Now that they’re back to Earth… I don’t know. Not enough beauty and space shots to distract from what is by far the weakest point of the show: its plot 🥲 Perhaps the utter weirdness will keep me going. And yes, the most important thing for a drama will be always be the script imo
I think the actors did a good job, and the drama was well-directed, but the second half felt a bit too draggy and therefore boring to me. Also, I liked the main couple better during the banter phase when they weren't a couple yet and more like platonic friends with a mutual crush 😅 When they finally got together, that effortless romantic chemistry just wasn't there.
A lot of Japanese dramas are available through fansubs, but this one isn’t :( That's probably because it has official subtitles on a licensed platform.
But I did it! 16 episodes, out of morbid curiosity. And the thing with WTSG was that it wasn't even one of those one-drop-and-done streaming dramas that could quietly fall into the depths of Netflix. It was a traditional 2-episodes per week show. They really took this enormous budget and great cast and gave the audience this: a drama that was not about space or even about romance or friendship or the astronaut profession or whatever but about having babies, and motherhood. And, of course, sperm motility. There were no characters you could root for since they were all stupid, selfish or driven by lust at one point or another. And the writing? Abysmal. I wonder if the actors knew what they were signing up for.
Badly done birth rate propaganda. I'm sorry if that was their goal because it was just depressing no matter if you're pro-choice or pro-life. I'll just say that FL didn't deserve that.
Simple and perfect. Easy 10/10. Love Scout, you will be sorely missed ❤️
I’m glad Netflix is releasing so many older doramas (Nodame Cantabile is coming soon as well) 🥹
Oh, and I feel bad for Go-eun.