It's ironic how those in the K-acting industry complain about there not being enough new young talent, but then directors will go & repeatedly cast idols instead of rookie actors.

There's probably a lot of talent young aspiring actors, but who would know what potential is out there if rookies are generally disregarded basically for the sake of high ratings.

I will hold off judgement until the show comes on. Being an idol doesn't mean someone will be a horrible actor and being an "actor" doesn't mean someone will actually be really good at acting.

I find fans in general to be intense (esp fans of SM's groups) and I say that as an EXO fan. Companies build these personality cults around their acts and it spreads like wild fire.

I don't know why everyone is having a fit -_-. First off, we haven't seen him in action, if you don't like his acting feel free to bite his head off. Secondly, he isn't playing lead, only supporting, in both the movie and the drama. I'll admit Chanyeol and Sehun embarrassed me when they had their cameo, but I think Soo (hope) will do better. I think the whole mama's boy concept fits him well. We'll just have to wait and see.

I don't get how people keep on saying casting idols will bring in high ratings to the show. I'm sure 80% of k-dramas out there have high ratings because they have real actors and actresses. I'm sure directors aren't that dum to think idols will be bring in ratings cause their acting isn't as good as real actors. That doesn't mean idols should be cut off from the drama and movie world. They need that opportunity to improve their talent and I don't see how D.O being casted for this drama is a problem since none of us don't really know what his acting is like.

hahahahaha I laugh because the first thing that entered my head when I read 'large impact' was 'oh no he's gonna die'
but nah this is supposed to be light and fluffy(ish) right

Got to watch this one. The nuanced acting is outstanding, both by the leads and the supporting cast. The show addresses issues like sexual identity and mental illness stigmitization etc. The camera work in this series is also unusual with extra pauses to allow for more nuanced acting. Typically this is common in film work but not television, due to time constraints. All in all, it seems more outside the norm for a kdrama than the formulaic cookie cutter plot lines. Characters seem to be more complex with interesting layered background conflicts. I can't recommend this series enough. Go see it for yourself.

He is good actor. I cn support you.I love D.O.😍😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘