Park Jihyun and Shin Haesun score from judge was tied but Haesun won because the score of the fan votes from the app... this ceremony was so ridiculous to count the score from fan voting.
I’ve only finished the college part so far, but I can already understand why both Kim Go Eun and Park Ji Hyun were nominated for Best Actress at both the Baeksang and Blue Dragon Awards.
Is this the first time in history that two actresses from the same drama have been nominated for Best Actress at both awards?
It was sweet that Jiyoon brought him flowers and wanted to propose to him first.
Still, I think the finale could have been so much better. I enjoyed the early part of the drama much more, when they first met and started dating. The ending felt a bit underwhelming.
I wish they’d added a few more scenes of them moving in together, or even just a simple wedding photo in their room. Something like that would have made the ending feel much more complete.
I think the company must be run by former agency agents, or have worked at major agencies before. There's no way…
Do you seriously believe they were introduced in cast lineups, featured in magazines, covered by major media, and cast in supporting roles before having any acting credits because they were just talent?
Stop pretending privilege isn’t a factor. You don’t get opportunities like that without someone with influence opening those doors. It doesn’t mean they aren’t talented, but denying the privilege behind those opportunities is just being willfully ignorant.
I love how this drama embraces the reality of life. It portrays mature love, trust, and the courage to move forward from the past. No one is 100% perfect, and I love that the female lead is allowed to be flawed and human instead of being the "Perfect Female Lead" She's scared, she overthinks and worries about both the past and the future, just like the rest of us.
The only unrealistic part. The male lead is just too perfect. 😂
Is this the first time in history that two actresses from the same drama have been nominated for Best Actress at both awards?
Still, I think the finale could have been so much better. I enjoyed the early part of the drama much more, when they first met and started dating. The ending felt a bit underwhelming.
I wish they’d added a few more scenes of them moving in together, or even just a simple wedding photo in their room. Something like that would have made the ending feel much more complete.
Stop pretending privilege isn’t a factor. You don’t get opportunities like that without someone with influence opening those doors. It doesn’t mean they aren’t talented, but denying the privilege behind those opportunities is just being willfully ignorant.
The only unrealistic part. The male lead is just too perfect. 😂