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@BeautifulSwan I am lingering around to voice how it's not fair that there are people "policing" the comments section by morally disallowing negative comments to remain. It's super biased; just because they love the drama so much doesn't mean they need to boss people around like "Are you sure this drama is horrible? Looks like you fail to understand the drama, go watch something else next time." Like hell, none of us needs that shit around here.

@TeleriFerchNyfain But that's her opinion. She wasn't impressed by his performance and has already explained he has done better, like in I Hear Your Voice. So she wasn't outright bashing Lee Jongsuk. You talking back at her won't change what she's feeling. It only makes it worse for her experience.

OH really? The first special that came out and that I watched happened to be the one I described. ;; Well, I am not one to watch the recaps. Thanks for letting me know! Should I remove my comment cause I don't want to mislead people?

YESSS. THIS. Dramas exceed well if the supporting cast can also win the viewers' hearts. "Overrated" dramas such as DOTS and Doctors did very well cause their supporting cast has some time to shine, share their story and more. I feel connected to them.

It IS draggy. And it wasn't twisty, at all.

Damn girl, you're like waaaaay too sensitive. Come on now, it's been four days since the drama ended.

Actually, this drama was pretty predictable.

stringfan. I did too. lmfao. But hey, at least we know the extent of a horrible drama. Nothing compares to Heirs, even W was a LOT better than Heirs. W could just be the drama you can watch if you have nothing else to do, or just want something to play in the background. It does have a unique concept.

Yes yes! She's like that typical female character that's like guilliable or naive, typically bubbly, won't know if people are talking behind her back she's focusing on impressing them and stuff. The usual female lead in MANY MANY shoujo animes, to be honest. Like, I mean, she didn't really get mad Jinyi and Jinwoong when they threw her under the bus to take the blame of confronting Jin Jeongseok about faking his graduation from Seoul University.

This wasn't an episode reserved to explaining the concept nor answering the questions viewers had after W finished, it's going in depth of the making of W, in production and filming. I found it very enjoyable, how the actors got to talk about the other actors and their characters, witness how they overcame and executed harder obstacles (i.e., the freezing of time when Kangchul realizes he's a cartoon character) and the NGs! I found the drama decent but I like the characters and the actors very much.

I am feeling that too. But when it comes to things like this, I feel like the character's written that way. Hopefully it gets better, I am waiting for her booming popularity as an instructor.

stringfan. I am the type who will often think about how it ends and have to go through all of it, despite ie being bad. Give it a shot if the actors are amazing enough to help you keep grounded. I mean, that's exactly how I stuck through to watching Heirs.

Why are you acting as if sad endings are a terrible thing? Lee Jongsuk himself said he wanted a sad ending too.

I know there is; vampire dramas are a thing too but I don't like the cliche of vampire romance stories. And I never said "fiction" can only be good with sad endings. W is the type of fiction that needs a sad ending, because I don't see how Kangchul can ever live in the real world - Yeonjoo would be sad without him, hence sad ending for the romance part.

It's their opinion. Chillax.

I don't think Kangchul's a hacker? He gets his way a lot, mostly cause he's smart and has close ties with "God". lmfao. He can't really ask Yeonjoo to make him an identification in the real world. Weeps. Plus, Yeonjoo is not an excelling doctor.

I know right! The concept was already interesting enough and South Korea doesn't seem to have a handful of dramas related to fantasy (they sure need it cause I //love// fantasy). I think when it approached to the ending, the writers gave us the ending that everybody wants. I think I heard Lee Jongsuk said he wanted a sad ending.

WOW DAYUM, this movie kept me on edge and made me feel emotional. I was upset the main cast didn't survive together, but at the same time I am glad it was unpredictable. I thought Sooan might be like Clementine in the Walking Dead (game) and carry the baby from Sungkyung like with Rebecca's baby, nonetheless I am happy they survived together and the army men concluded they're survivors.

Plenty of times in many fictional stories, people can recreate an identity but mostly rich people have that access and I don't see how Kangchul or even Yeonjoo can get a hold of that chance. Eek. I guess he can somehow find a way to live. ;;

THAT PREVIEW AT THE END OF EPISODE 4 WITH MINHO EEK. MY INNER SHAWOL IS CRAWLING OUT. Gah, but does anyone feel like Minho will be playing /that/ Minho that Jinyi's dating? Like a lot of actors in this drama has their real name embedded into their character. It'd also be a strange twist for Kibum to visit the academy and see Minho there, since they went to school together. "Why are you here, man?" "To see my girlfriend of course!" But I mean, it might be just my hopes on wanting Minho back around again longer. He really fits goofy characters like Yoon Taeoh in Because It's The First Time.