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If I remember correctly, they already confirmed they are editing it and minimizing Yoo Ah-in’s appearance, so I’m not watching it even if they do release it. Trying to cut down ML scenes will be disastrous.

Most dramas have "top reviews" with lower scores because those who didn't like a show vote them up, and they accumulate more votes because there are much fewer of them. (Some of them are hard to take seriously as well, like the ones giving it 1.0 because it didn't resemble the book it was just loosely inspired by).

I guess I'll have to take your word for it. Though I suppose it wouldn't surprise me if some people struggled with a complex drama written by the genius behind some of Park Chan-wook's best films. Its audience reviews do not suggest very mixed feelings, but there are always some detractors.

That sounds like a rather subjective assessment. The finale hit double digits in ratings in South Korea and it did very well on Netflix, spending several weeks in the non-English Top 10. It's well-rated both here and on IMDb despite being review bombed by angry Vietnamese people. It was nominated for four Baeksang awards, including Best Drama. So I'm not sure what metric you use when you say "many" people were underwhelmed, other than something purely anecdotal.

Her direction of Little Women was excellent and rightly Baeksang nominated.

Seems a bit similar to Han So Hee's most recent project, at least in historical period. But other than that, perhaps it's completely different (although monsters vs. vampires?) They'd look good together though.

First saw Jung Hae-in in DP last year (I know, I'm late) and recently watched (and loved) One Spring Night. Will probably watch Something in the Rain next - and I can't wait for this in August!

Bogum posted this on his IG story today. Seems there may have been a script reading. Should start soon!

Later today, yeah. Airs in Korea in 90 minutes.

Clearly not. This drama has already telegraphed in its first two episodes that the way forward for him to be honest and then be accepted by those who care about him, which is how the webtoon went as well, from what I've heard.

Oh I'm fully expecting it to be My Demon all over again with haters being obsessed and camping in the comments. Not even talking about quality, just hype and watchers. Big hits make people defensive and many love to pretend they are above and "better than" what's popular.

This was originally meant to air late last year, so there wasn't really that much of a hiatus. Filming just took longer. They've been filming since early 2023. Also, actors as high-profile as the two leads here won't just do any project; they will wait for the right one to come along.

They forgot to bring the Lee Do-hyun cutout this time 😂

I can't blame her (or him for picking her scripts).

I really liked that one. Understated and classy.

Rumored to be back half of Q2, so mid-to-late May or June. But not confirmed.

Sometimes you forget just how many weirdos exist in the wild, completetely unhinged and deeply triggered simply because a Korean drama dares to include a queer character in the main cast. Oh well!

I don't trust Korea to actually give a gay character a happy ending, but I'm hoping they will. The character is written well so far, at least.

Well, considering his brother hasn't been honest with him, how is he supposed to know what is going on? No wonder he is confused? Most hyungs would be grateful their brother is fighting for them to be successor of a company?

As long as he doesn't end up dead, I won't hold my breath for a love interest.