tomopiiro

Happy to help! To my knowledge, people have said that's the case with everything released after Cooking Crush.

Check my thread in the discussions above. If you're on the mobile app, you need to open the website in browser.

Reminder:
- It's available for free on YouTube, but geoblocked in Thailand, the US, the UK, Germany, Australia and Canada. If you're from any of the aforementioned countries, you either need to use a VPN or choose one of the options below
- It's available on iQIYI with a paid subscription in Thailand, Canada and the US, but if you access it through a VPN, it will NOT show up in the app or on the website! You either have to open iQIYI in an incognito window (without logging in,) or you have to google each episode separately and get a direct link to iQIYI
- It's available on GagaOOLala with a paid subscription in the UK, Germany and Australia, and is easily accessible through a VPN (I personally use this option even though it's available on YouTube here, as I prefer watching it in one continuous video)
- It is now also available on GagaOOLala in the US up to episode 4

ALL VERSIONS ONLINE ARE UNCUT!!
To my understanding, cut version is only for Thai TV

(Please feel free to let me know if I have made any mistakes and I will correct accordingly. This information is also easily available in the discussions section above should it get buried)

Reminder:
- It's available for free on YouTube, but geoblocked in Thailand, the US, the UK, Germany, Australia and Canada. If you're from any of the aforementioned countries, you either need to use a VPN or choose one of the options below
- It's available on iQIYI with a paid subscription in Thailand, Canada and the US, but if you access it through a VPN, it will NOT show up in the app or on the website! You either have to open iQIYI in an incognito window (without logging in,) or you have to google each episode separately and get a direct link to iQIYI
- It's available on GagaOOLala with a paid subscription in the UK, Germany and Australia, and is easily accessible through a VPN (I personally use this option even though it's available on YouTube here, as I prefer watching it in one continuous video)
- It is now also available on GagaOOLala in the US up to episode 4

ALL VERSIONS ONLINE ARE UNCUT!!
To my understanding, cut version is only for Thai TV

(Please feel free to let me know if I have made any mistakes and I will correct accordingly. This information is also easily available in the discussions section above should it get buried)

I think it's just the same BTS stuff that's on Gaga... It's definitely BTS anyway lol (I just checked)

No, he's definitely giving autistic coded imo.

It is now up to episode 4 on GagaOOLala in the US

CRYING

iQIYI

Only 3 of them are actually available to watch, though. It shows the listing for all 7 that have been released so far, but if you try to play anything past episode 3, they all say "This title is not available in your current region or it has not been released yet. Sorry for the inconvenience."

Oh it appears to be fixed now!

I'm wondering the same thing...

10 episodes is considered the default on MDL, so often it's just used as a placeholder until the total amount of episodes have been confirmed. I also know GagaOOLala says it has 7 episodes.

Started watching this today, and Ryan is just too relatable to the point where it lowkey kind of triggers me.

At the same time I find it absolutely hilarious that THIS is the series that has been the most triggering for me so far lol

No problem! I hope you enjoy it!

Hello, I'm responding again to let you know it appears to be fixed and all episodes are available on Viki again!

I'm pretty sure this is specifically directed towards the people who say they don't actually like the show but are rating it highly based only on the actors. This would in turn skew the ratings by making them appear higher than they would be if people weren't biased towards the actors. Not saying that's necessarily what has happened with THK, but I think that is the point that OP is trying to get across in general.

(About the 3rd and 4th paragraph) I can only speak for myself, but personally I don't have a problem with it at all. A rating is supposed to be subjective after all. What I do however have an issue with, is the people who feel the need to say how much they don't like something. It's fine that you didn't, but so often it comes across like they think they're superior in some way when they have an opinion that differs from the majority, and when called out for it, they claim that other people can't handle their criticism. That isn't criticism, that's just being a dick.

(I'm not saying your comments are like that because, frankly, I don't actually know. I'm just venting about the people whose comments *are* like that.)

So it is more or less what I thought. Interesting. Thanks for the response!

I saw some people a few weeks back saying the drama actually came first? Now, I have no idea how true that actually is, and I believe when I asked about it back then, I never actually got a response. I guess if they were in production at around the same time, that is absolutely plausible. This would likely mean they have the same basic premise, but diverge a lot and are basically unrelated to one another. Below the synopsis above also doesn't say it is based on The Heart Killers novel, however it DOES say it's "loosely adapted from The Taming of the Shrew" which I know there has been a lot of disagreements about, so I guess it's probably better to take that with a grain of salt (including it NOT mentioning the THK novel as well.)

Sorry, I yap. Either way, my point of not going into this series expecting it to be like the novel still stands. That's just a recipe to get disappointed.