He is wrong to date Dong Suk without approval of the family, but if does anything to obtain approval of family…
The uncle being in his 40s and this being his second chance at love already puts him outside the traditional path, so there’s really no reason to expect him to follow the exact same rules as someone in their 20s. And honestly, he probably would’ve eventually asked for their approval anyway, but instead they’re freaking out at him.
The preview!! The uncle went to the aunt’s family to declare that he loves her and wants their acceptance!! The uncle is making moves the ML could never! Let’s gooo
FL’s dad is immature af. I couldn’t stand the way he spoke to his brother, especially when he accused him of only being nice to his sister-in-law to get her on his side. Every time one of them tries to reconcile, the other shuts it down, and it’s honestly getting exhausting
ikr! I wish they made more sitcoms :( can you link the list? I have been looking for dramas similar to high kick
Thanks for sharing the list :) I think Potato Star 2013QR3 is pretty similar in that it’s a sitcom/comedy centered around a family. Welcome to Waikiki and Seoul Busters aren’t really family-oriented, but they have that same lighthearted, chaotic comedy vibe that made High Kick so fun. I’ve also heard Hello Franceska is one of the OG Korean sitcoms on par with High Kick, but I cannot find it anywhere :(
I don't think the "mothers" have any right to be unhappy about the families relationship. They are outside…
Yeah, that’s exactly why it’s so frustrating. They’re taking advantage of the resentment between the two families when, honestly, both families should be healing together since they’re both victims, instead of hating and blaming each other. The mothers keep enabling that resentment, which only makes any real progress even more difficult and frustrating.
Imo, the hatred between the two mothers isn’t even that complicated. They hide behind the family issues, but in reality, a lot of it seems rooted in petty insecurities, education, looks, ability to do housework, etc. They’re constantly competing with each other even though they come from completely different backgrounds and have had completely different roles in life. Ironically, they both look down on and envy the exact same differences in each other imo
I honestly don’t think the grandmother and mother are as unreasonable as people are making them out to be. The grandma seems more focused on keeping peace and protecting her daughter-in-law’s health than opposing the relationship itself. And while the mother clearly has her own resentment, I also think part of her fear comes from how the ML’s family has acted before, especially Seri being so cruel about the leaked video situation. At the same time tho, I do think the FL’s family acts morally superior at times, as if they’re kinder or more righteous, while they’re still holding onto hatred and resentment themselves. Both mothers need to chill. They’re each insecure in their own ways, and everyone else ends up walking on eggshells around them
the main couple so far is disappointed .... since day one , i dont see the chemistry of a couple in love dating…
I was worried to make this comment, but I agree. The main couple is honestly pretty boring, and even their individual scenes feel flat. I don’t think it’s the actors’ fault, tho. I loved them in Gaksital and was really excited to see them reunite as a couple. I think the issue is more with the writing and how their characters and relationship are written
I’m not super upset about the main couple breaking up. Maybe it’s because I’m not that invested in their storyline, or maybe it’s because I know they’ll eventually get back together, especially with how fast-paced the plot is. But I am worried about the uncle and aunt. I love them so much, and I really hope everyone is mature enough not to make a big deal out of their relationship. They’re older, and people don’t get many chances to find someone they truly love and are genuinely compatible with at that age
I think Potato Star 2013QR3 is pretty similar in that it’s a sitcom/comedy centered around a family.
Welcome to Waikiki and Seoul Busters aren’t really family-oriented, but they have that same lighthearted, chaotic comedy vibe that made High Kick so fun.
I’ve also heard Hello Franceska is one of the OG Korean sitcoms on par with High Kick, but I cannot find it anywhere :(
Imo, the hatred between the two mothers isn’t even that complicated. They hide behind the family issues, but in reality, a lot of it seems rooted in petty insecurities, education, looks, ability to do housework, etc. They’re constantly competing with each other even though they come from completely different backgrounds and have had completely different roles in life. Ironically, they both look down on and envy the exact same differences in each other imo