Does anyone know a variety show similar to this? Please give the title or link.
Young Actors' Retreat or GBRB: Reap What You Sow, maybe? Or any of the "In the Soop" shows with BTS, Seventeen, or Wooga Squad? They have a similar vibe.
Why do kdramas treat suicide and suicidal thoughts like a crime?
I think Koreans think of it as immoral behaviour rather than a mental health issue and those thinking of suicide or having died by suicide as weak and have failed morally. I also think that is why when an actor or an idol dies in this way it's so quickly moved on from and no mention of mental health help are ever offered for those who might be grieving someone's death. It's sad.
My problem is not a sad ending, my problem is when they torment us with the tragedy over an entire episode and…
I appreciate this viewpoint and I think I agree with you. When I think about this series and how much I bawled when it watched it for the first time, it wasn't because of Xi Gu's death it was watching Hao Ting's grief. That was incredibly hard to watch and so very sad.
I loved it but I am torn on the out come of the side couple.I liked that they didn't have a stereotypical ending…
I forgot about Ki Sub being sick, too but I wondered if that heart issue was a convenient way for him to start to realize his heart was racing for Jin Woo?
'I like you but I don't like myself when I'm with you.' There's nothing wrong with In Ho. He is a sweetheart.…
Especially when In Ho seemed just as happy to hang out in Bal Geum's little apartment together doing nothing. A little bit of communication before it got to that point could have gone a long way. I am still hopeful they will figure it out!
Thoughts on the drama:It was very good, loved the chemistry and they had a lot of kisses (was not expecting that…
I’m with you. I definitely expected bestie to die and meet her bf as a ghost. Especially as she started off sick and had a trip to the hospital near the end. I was sure the story was heading that way. 🙃