Exactly! And the funny thing is, the very people "protecting" the drama from imaginary haters end up being…
True words. Most of the time it makes no sense to write comments here. And the ratings obsession! It shouldn't matter *at all* what the rating ends up to be. It's enough if it's good for me - exactly why should everyone agree about ratings? mindboggling truly.
Instead going full on conspiracy nuts, people should know by now that the rating depends on the number of ratings too. Rating ALWAYS starts low and goes up as more people rate.
I know this will not hamper blaming the nonexistent haters- bots-trolls-rating bombers or somesuch, but that behavior belongs in the realm of psychiatry.
Very funny in a surprising way. It's good to see how much the superiors care for the rookie Kang Seon Jae's psychological state (they must have watched D.P. lol). This is fresh. It's always great to watch Park Ji Hoon's acting. Yoon Kyung Ho is also one the very best actors. Lee Hong Nae is delighful in this. Seems to be his first main role but he's comedy gold. Supported by the sound effects which are the icing on top of the cake.
Definitely on the weaker side of c-noir dramas. The last 3 episodes were far too melodramatic. Went full on to trying to manipulate emotions. I can't stand it, and will never fall for it. First episodes were good. I'm not a fluff watcher but c-crime drama watcher, expressly (have watched nearly all Light On / iQIYI suspense theatre dramas). 6.5.
Can anyone explain why Lee Kwang Soo is being praised for his role in this show.? I think he is overacting, and…
He is overacting. That affects my rating also, that he is cartoonish sets the level at 7.0 for me. Director is to blame hence I don't expect this one to get any better. He was good in Karma.
It can already be seen that we'll get some substantial flavor of the historical background and atmosphere. This is not just fiction; 1986-1988 SK was still under military rule. Director Park says “It explores how a rural community in the capital region was affected by serial killings in the mid-to-late 1980s, and why the killer wasn’t caught at the time.”
No, it's not. That is clear misinformation. Did you not read the article? Entirely different country and culture and historical situation. Pls, why are you on this site?
It can already be seen that we'll get some substantial flavor of the historical background and atmosphere. This is not just fiction; 1986-1988 SK was still under military rule. Director Park says “It explores how a rural community in the capital region was affected by serial killings in the mid-to-late 1980s, and why the killer wasn’t caught at the time.”
I know this will not hamper blaming the nonexistent haters- bots-trolls-rating bombers or somesuch, but that behavior belongs in the realm of psychiatry.
A fact, not a propability.
https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/entertainment/shows-dramas/20260413/the-scarecrow-revisits-infamous-serial-murder-case
Entirely different country, entirely different culture, entirely different historical situation.
If you don't respect k-dramas unique qualities, why are you on this site?
It can already be seen that we'll get some substantial flavor of the historical background and atmosphere. This is not just fiction; 1986-1988 SK was still under military rule. Director Park says “It explores how a rural community in the capital region was affected by serial killings in the mid-to-late 1980s, and why the killer wasn’t caught at the time.”
It can already be seen that we'll get some substantial flavor of the historical background and atmosphere. This is not just fiction; 1986-1988 SK was still under military rule. Director Park says “It explores how a rural community in the capital region was affected by serial killings in the mid-to-late 1980s, and why the killer wasn’t caught at the time.”