You are my Spring: These last two episodes somewhat lost the verve of episode 7-8 but they were still enjoyable. Ga Yeong telling Young Do to read the room was so funny. “Why are still here?” Was so funny. Nam Gyu Ri is really funny is this. She is adorable, kind of annoying, but sweet. It is hilarious. As for Dr. Chase, I don’t think he did it unless along with being a twin he also has multiple-personality disorder. That was be too much I think, so I’ll stick to drugged and set up. That poor woman. As for our adorable couple, they continue to be great together. They are one of my favorite kdrama couples this year. Utterly delightful.

Hospital Playlist: I liked the song choice this episode. Nothing much happened really. The underlying theme of having empathy for patients continued, even the rude ones. Gyeol Wool missing the church date was always going to happen, the heavy hinting really must stop. So was Rosa’s Alzheimer diagnosis. As for Jun Wan finding out that Ik Soon was home, Ik Joon did not play that off well, and maybe he didn’t want to, to be fair. However, Jun Wan was so shocked he didn’t even notice Ik Joon was silent. Ik Joon continues to be a delight, his crush on Song Hwa has clearly continued unabated.

The Witch’s Diner: Tim King being a cheater was very obvious, the only thing I wasn’t sure about initially was whether he had a wife or a girlfriend, but his silence in the car affirmed that he had a wife. As for a possible reference with a just out of school (because he dropped out) high schooler, WHY?. I understand Chae Jong Hyeop is older than Nam Ji Hyn in real life, but in the drama that is not the case. Let us not do this show. As for the witch, Idk what her end game is, so I am just watching.

Nevertheless: Do Hyeok you sweet sweet boy do not get hurt by these two fools in lust. You deserve better.

The Devil Judge: We are in the back 8 now, what will happen next.

Racket Boys: Hopefully we will finish you this upcoming week.

The Great Shaman Doo Shim: This was so cute. I like the leads here.

COMPLETED
Monthly Magazine Home - I am so irritated with the ending I can't even rant properly. This cast deserved a better, less tropey show.

ONGOING
Racket Boys - More Olympics pre-emptions. More waiting for Ep. 16.

You Are My Spring - SHJ was perfect in the breakdown scene. Also loved the way the scene with the shadows and the child versions of the leads was shot.

Hospital Playlist S2 - Does anybody else feel depressed watching this show? A lot of the scenes feel very relatable and true to life and that is depressing as hell. The scene with the bun for example was just so sad but so real. I wanted to give Jun-wan a giant hug. Also Yun-bok. And Rosa oof. (P.S. I would have loved U-ju's dance but as a long time Run BTS fan I have PTSD about the tomato song 😭)

The Great Shaman Ga Doo-shim - Not sure what to comment on one 20 minute episode per week 🤔 The fact that the Principal (probably) killed grandma and is keeping the spirit captive was interesting though.

C-DRAMAS
Still watching Unforgettable Love, Broker, Song of Youth, You Are My Glory and First Love Again 😅. Started My Queen too since my kdrama plate is a little empty right now.

I paused even the little the Olympics left me from the kdramas... because...

...You Are My Glory completely sucked me in. And while I watched Love O2O more for the friendships, now it is the main couple which gets all my love and attention (and I get impatient whenever they are not central). I reached the separation period (Yu Tu, my heart bleeds for you, your struggles and loneliness) and I can't wait for the time they will be together again!

...and then... I got into Promise Cinderella... and it is finally a manga done right! I was amused by episode 1... and it definitely helps that the heroine is no Doormat!

...and... I found this little c-webdrama called The Other Half of Me and You (youtube) and it is so funny! A perpetual Playboy gets into a woman dominated world where the gender roles are completely switched. The show is mainly making fun from (and pointing fingers at) the society clichés... though... some of the gender reversals are also here and there a biiit uncomfortable to watch (like the consequent and constant wearing of the tight shorts) and reminds me that even in my Western society some things which need to go are still prevalent.

Hospital Playlist 2 (Episode 7) - Mood: B-
As feared, Jun Wan found about Ik Sun’s return to Korea by accident in classic lame drama fashion: at least she wasn’t talking about her own liver over the phone that time? But now I’m interested to see if this writer will handle the reveal of her liver issue in a cliche manner or not: I used to not have to worry about the writing but oh well. Case in point: why do we have Gyu Wool sending that stupid non-message during the failed proposal or Min Ha facing a mean mother-in-law trope? The campground scene was an absolute filler scene to please the shippers: Ik Jun already confessed previously.

You Are My Spring (Episode 9-10) - Mood: C+
While I think some mystique is desired or even necessary for a thriller in the initial weeks, this show has already passed the halfway point and it’s starting to go down the path where the romance is no longer gelling well with the mystery. I’m a bit annoyed that the show essentially replaced one unknown figure with another, used the shadow organisation trope as a crutch (like I get that there’s bad stuff going on but for what purpose?) and left us a cliffhanger that has 0 relation to our leads. Yes, the kiss is awesome and Ga Young’s drama in a drama is ok but it’s pretty nondescript in my opinion?

The Devil Judge (Episode 9-10) - Mood: C-
While I appreciate the criticism of nationalism and right-wing politics, it feels like it could have been done more subtly: I don’t think such social critique works when it’s blasted in our faces like that with all the caricatures on display. Also, we really shouldn’t be seeing Soo Hyun as a damsel in distress but yes it happened twice this week. Isn’t she an ace cop?!

Also watching but not really:
- The Great Shaman Ga Doo Shim: Hopefully the setup is over and we can get some ghostbuster action soon!
- Blue Birthday: My guess is that someone has to be dead in the present time to maintain the natural order?
- Nevertheless: Making out in Do Hyeok’s guesthouse of all places? Really?
- The Witch’s Diner: Why do I get the weird feeling that Witch and CEO are Jin and Gil Yong in the future?

The Devil Judge: The racist immigrant rhetoric was oh so familiar. I liked Ga-on’s strategy of showing the defendant to be a pathetic loser.

The Road: Tragedy of One: If someone has threatened to kidnap your kid, stay with your kid! I expected the twist at the end of Episode 1, but not the one at the end of Episode 2 though I probably should have, in retrospect. It was hard keeping everyone straight, there are so many characters, and new ones just kept coming.

Nevertheless: Sol and the roommates who feel like they are in a different show are the only characters I like. Potato Boy is okay too, but he needs to move on from Na-bi.

Hospital Playlist 2: Kind of a slow, disjointed episode. I don’t like this Rosa storyline. Ik-jun gets on my nerves.

Love (Ft. Marriage & Divorce): I don’t see how this can wrap up in two episodes. Don’t make me hate watch a third season. I enjoyed Hye-ryoung’s revenge. It will probably come back to bite her, but since I don’t like her or any of the husband’s bunch, it amused me.

CRICKET -

England Vs. india - Day 4 - quite good match going on. Not high quality cricket but enough to make you feel invested. Enjoying the annoyance of rain and clouds and then some play and then back to bad light to stop play.

Olympics - It was ok ok. 1st time ever didn't watch most of it live.

K dramas : Devil Judge & The Road: Tragedy of One
C drama: Eternal Love (Rewatch)
J dramas: Rising Jakuchu (SP), Kodoku no Gurume Season 9 E4, Kare Naru Ichizoku /The Grand Family (2021)

Racket Boys I'm not ready to say goodbye but I'm so impatient to see the last episode.

You Are My Spring The couple is great and I'm still interested in the mystery. The last BTS were pretty funny.

On the Verge of Insanity I missed it. It was fun to see Mister Spander Suit in You Are My Spring instead.

Monthly Magazine Home Waow, this show was really bad. The homes were looking good. The characters were borderline and didn't really grow up...

Hospital Playlist 2 I missed Heo Seon-Bin, she's the only one female intern who acts as an adult...

Nevertheless Fortunately, there are only 10 episodes because I don't think I could have hold 8 mores episodes...

The Great Shaman It's fun for now. I like the casting.

The Witch’s Diner In French, we said "l'habit ne fait pas le moine" meaning the clothes do not make the man. Song Ji-Hyo has really nice clothes and make-up but she lacks the charisma she needs for this kind of role...

Crush A cdrama pretty lovely.

You Are My Spring: Loving every second of this show. The acting, the cinematography, the transitions, the OST, everything about this drama has made me fall so hard.

Hospital Playlist 2: I'm a little underwhelmed by this season. It feels uneven by episode and not much seems to be happening. But at the same time, I enjoy the comfort in familiarity, and I'm hoping things pick up.

Monthly Magazine Home: hey, 2001 called and it wants its drama back.

Racket Kids: was super bummed by the extra week's wait. So looking forward to finally seeing how it wraps, but I've be sad to see it end. One of my favorite watches of the year so far.

WITCH’S DINER (Ep 4): For a supernatural show, the writing is quite superficial. The singer’s plight was not really a granted wish but a curse. Is Hee-Ra’s magic more fraudulent than kind? Then, there is the apparent un-clever trope of the rich young lady saved by the downtrodden homeless loser that changes his life. In Ep. 4, we do get a hint that Jin’s mother made a wish which has cursed her daughter, Jin, making her a probable witch. To vent a little, this is nothing like Hotel de Luna, which had rich weekly stories of closure and compassion. It is also not like Mystic Pop Up Bar that had its hook of saving souls in order to redeem the FL. The writing in TWD is inconsistent, bland and thin so I don’t think the actors have very much to work with. At the halfway point, we still do not have the true motivations or mythology reasons for Hee-Ra’s behavior.

The Great Shaman Ga Doo Shim: 7.0 Have high hopes but it hasn't proven itself yet. Also, suicides are because of demons and not society?? At least they'll have a LOT of demons to dispose of.

You Are My Spring: 7.0 I like it enough to sort-of-watch but not enough to rewind to catch what I miss when I fall asleep. Without Seo Hyun-jin I'd be long gone.

The Road: Tragedy of One: 6.5 Overly typical crime show.

:The Witch’s Diner: 6.5

Devil Judge: 7.0

Voice 4: 3.0 And in the last 20 minutes they tried to set up a richly undeserved season 5 with yet another big conspiracy. I hate them, but I'll probably watch that one too 😖😬😧 If only the writer had superhearing like the FL so she could hear me grumble.

Voice 4 (Ep 13&14) - Good performance by Lee Kyu-hyung as the villain though I somehow think that having him morphed into one of his multiple personas by popping some neck bones a bit over the top hahaha....I can't say the same about Le Ha-na's role. It's like she just stare ahead while delivering her lines most of the time here. Overall I was thinking that Voice was a police procedural helmed by a heroine with special hearing abilities but V4 is telling me otherwise. If there is a V5 please named it as Awaken 2 instead since the story will go that way :P

The Witch's Diner (Ep 4&6) - Still doesn't reveal much about SJH's witch character. I hope there will be some new revelations in the next episodes as the story isn't really moving right now....

The Devil Judge (Ep 9&10) - It's a truly dystopian world that I have no comments about this drama......yes it's Ji-sung's fault that I'm watching this :P

Moon Embracing the Sun: Finally watched this all these years later, and I get why it was a huge hit. It doesn't break new ground but the characters are compelling, it's packed with young rising stars, and it understands the basics of plot mechanics. Am I the only one though who wanted Wun to end up with one of the princes?

Someday or One Day (Taiwan): Through 6 episodes this is a lovely, intricately plotted gem of a show. Also has a great soundtrack.

Penthouse 3 (8): Can we just have two episodes like the previous seasons so the end will be here soon? As someone who have been watching the series from the very first season, it's getting physically and mentally exhausting even for me to watch it. I have spent my good 40+ hrs on this which stops me from dropping it. And now with the extended episode numbers it's been a struggle to watch it. The story has been going logic less in this season. I mean how the hell Logan is alive , walking, talking , hugging all in one piece after that bombing? That too in how much time?? 6 months??? I mean atleast make it 1% realistic by making him lose a limb or atleast a burn mark??? So now the makers want us to believe that Logan's family was like 5 steps ahead of CSJ? I hope we get a satisfactory explanation for that in the coming episodes.
The star of this episode was of course SK. The acting was so on point a d phenomenal. She expresses well the remorse, the guilt and loved how she was brave enough in all the scenes. As much as I like Logan and SSR as a fighting team, I am not into their romance. Its feels weird. I mean he is like the step brother of her dead daughter for God's sake !!!!
And finally are you writers telling us that the whole disdain CSJ had for SSR was because of a pecan pie??? 🙄🙄🙄

Witch's diner (4): I dont know what I am watching. Its lagging, painfully slow and there are no developments. We only get to see people making bad choices without being patient enough to wait for the opportunities to come. I got so pissed off when the lady of the episode chose her boyfriend above her dreams. And see the result?? Call me evil but girl you really had it coming. May be it's my prejudice talking here, but I felt SJH struggling to contain her expression in this episode esp when she ordered the boy for the beans. You know the extra dilation of her eyes and contorting facial muscles...

Love S2 (14): How it took HR only one fine press conference to change my sympathy towards her. I kind off loved the revenge part though. The series had hinted several times how she is eyeing Mr seo and at times I felt a bit of chemistry between them too but this is ridiculous. And above that we have Pi young too possibly eyeing him.??? And per the preview she is not gonna let HR beat her to it ??? What a crazy plot. With only 2 episodes left I wonder how they will end all this. Please dont go for another season because I know I will check it out and end up ranting about it.😶😶

You are my spring (6-10) : I should say, I was about to drop this but thought to give one more chance at ep 6 and I am glad I stayed. I felt the leads were dull before but they have been growing on me and the way their relation progressed was depicted so realistically. From flirting , hesitation and finally to that kiss, the drama has done a really good job with regards to their relation. Just as the recapped mentioned in the open thread, the whole kissing scene was shot so...

1. Nevertheless: This should have been a 6-ep mini-series instead of a bloated and watered down 10-ep watch. It's become agonizingly repetitive, and lost it's indie-charm from the first 3 episodes. Also, did the cinematographer/ editing team get changed midway? :O
2. Unforgettable Love: Miles Wei again proves he rocks suits, glasses and the science-nerd better than anyone else. Also, cute kid gets cuter when he starts speaking. Aww <3 Tropey, but can't resist cute kid dressed as MW's mini-me in every scene quite literally :D
3. Kikazaru Koi ni wa Riyuu ga Atte: Man, this for every c/k drama watcher who thinks j-dorama aren't as pretty to look at (hah!). This one's got everything- a fashion influencer (& stunning fashun!), social commentary on SNS, an architectural beauty of a (share)house, lots of impromptu house-parties with delicious fusion-food, a doggo who's the biggest OTP shipper, and some mandatory seaside village scenes (like old Taiwanese dramas). Ugh, this one has me by the heart, and is such a wholesome watch!!! Bonus point, it's an original script written & directed by women. Wish more people gave this one a try :)
4. Moonlight: Kinda dropped this for the Day of Becoming You, but I'm continuing this for Ryan and Esther, the two cuties! This is one of those rare ones, I wish had kept those manga-vibes, but sadly got diluted to 36 eps.
5. Better Days: On a Zhou Dongyu filmography-trip... so this is my Sunday-movie plans. Really looking forward to it cuz it was on an Oscar Nomination this year! :D

I was watching Monthly Magazine but got stalled when noble idiocy hit. Now, I've read how it ended and, yeah, not going back. To be honest, when I was watching it wasn't a favorite by any stretch of the imagination, but I didn't actively hate it until I was just kind of tired of it all. Jung So-min, please choose something I'll really like and want to watch for your next project.

Next we have Hospital Playlist 2. I'm bored, annoyed, fast-forwarding through the playlist portions and the cutesy couple stuff, and still wondering what exactly is the plotline here and where did the central throughline of their friendships go? I've already full on skipped one episode and can't seem to find the will to press play this week, so I think I've dropped.

You Are My Spring is the one. I like the chemistry of the cast. I like how it looks. I like the pacing. I like the mystery and the romance. I think I might finish this drama. Shocking, I know.

Anything else I should pick up to fill in the gaps? I'm usually a sucker for straight-up romcoms but they've been a huge disappointment lately, so if you know of a good one give me a recommendation. No noble idiocy, please.

D-Day - Had I watched this drama in normal times I don't think I would have appreciated much. But viewing this drama with the pandemic perspective made me like it a lot. I binged it away in 3 days. When it comes to disasters I expect(ed) the entire humanity to rise up to be together - all the divisions of society forgotten. But the pandemic revealed that is not the case. Like in real life some doctors went all out to save others despite suffering personal loss, while some just played politics or tried to play safe. Some citizens proved to be superheroes while some stayed selfish still. It was a wonderful drama to watch. Only the politician here was kept in grey with redemption at last but in real life many were in the darkest black shade.

The romance was a sub-plot and I loved the type of couple they (Kim Young Kwang and Jung So-min) made. You know the type of couple where the boy would pull the pigtails of the girl he likes in kindergarden but punch any other kid who tries to bully her. And the girl too is the one who will pull his hair right back but is the first one to offer candy when he scrapes his knee. And then they marry as soon as they turn 18. Yes, that type of couple vibes I got.

Jung So-Min's Saturi was so cute.

Despite the Olympics we finished watching IMITATION- in fact we stayed up very late to do it. The last episode was a bit disjointed but on the whole this was a very fun show.

We also watched the first two episodes of THE GREAT SHAMAN GA DOO SHIM, and would have watched the third by now but subtitles are still not quite complete. Quirkycase is right- this is a fun show.

We have now completed MONTHLY MAGAZINE HOME and Jung So-min once again did well, but could someone explain to the writer that the final three year plus separation was utter lunatic idiocy? Seriously- don’t do that again. And the motivation for it made absolutely no sense at all. Stroopwafel is right about how deflating the last episode was- it was not quite as bad as DDSSLLS but it was a disappointment. Miso is right- it was irritating and this splendid cast- all of whom did so well- deserved better writing. You could actually tell that Jung So-min thought so- her performance in the last episode in no way matched what we had seen before because she clearly thought that her character would never pull the stunt that was written for her.

After finishing THE KING’S FACE (another drama set around the great Korean national calamity that was the Imjin War) my wife has returned to her beloved Chinese Costume Dramas- this time watching DUOLUO CONTINENT.

She also watched the wonderful, if at times intense, JAMAICA INN (the original Alfred Hitchcock version). BTW- did you know that there really is a Jamaica Inn in Cornwall?

Meanwhile my son discovered that the Chinese Fantasy costume drama LOVE AND DESTINY is just one of a trilogy- and started watching ETERNAL LOVE aka TEN MILES OF PEACH BLOSSOMS. He says the love story is great but the battle scenes are terrible. So he has set that show aside for now and is watching THE MOON BRIGHTENS FOR YOU- it apparently has much better battle scenes. He also says that visually, in terms of CGI and cinematography, LOVE AND DESTINY is much better than ETERNAL LOVE. He may be right but I cannot help but wonder if his judgement is not effected by the fact that he is hopelessly enamored of Ni Ni, the FL in LOVE AND DESTINY.

We are still behind on other shows. We have not yet watched the fifth episode of THE WITCH’S DINER or even the next episode of HOSPITAL PLAYLIST.

Waiting for BE MY DREAM FAMILY to return I continued to watch more of the light Chinese Costume Dramas HONEY, DON’T RUN AWAY and TRUTH OR DARE. I have also begun YOU ARE MY GLORY and it is good.

But finally, after a two and a half week hiatus, BE MY DREAM FAMILY has returned. It was nice to have it back.

Enjoying YOU ARE MY SPRING still very much. I really like the cinematography, especially the building set up, containing the home for Da-jeong, work place of Young-Do and of cause the lovely rooftop terrace all in one. The mystery of who Dr Chase is and what his considerable issues are, will hopefully soon be given more time in the drama, now that the main leads have their happy romance.

Still mixed feelings about THE DEVIL JUDGE. I have seen Kim Min-Jung playing more interesting villains before, she can do it very well, but her character here is more childish than creepy. President Heo is much more fun and it is easy to guess who the actor's role model is.

Does it really require three more episodes of NEVERTHELESS for Do-hyuk to understand and accept that the one Na-bi likes is Jae-un?

Cannot wait for VERGE OF INSANITY to resume. The writer of MONTHLY MAGAZINE HOME should have a look at how to write a gripping drama even about the production of home appliances!

Hospital Playlist 2: Simply put, the writing this season makes me anxious. Kyungho continues to be phenomenal, but how much longer are we to see Junwan like this? The second half preview showed a table tennis competition between GS/Ikjun and CS/Junwan so I’m looking forward to that one in the next who knows when weeks.

PS I liked Jeongwon’s boring mandu joke.

Argon: This show has been on my list for ages, and for some reason I randomly tapped play on the first episode this week. It reminds me of Spotlight. I have a soft spot for journalism shows, especially in this fake news era, and so far I’m enjoying it. Bit painful to see Kim Joohyuk though.

What I have been watching this week... is the Olympics. 😂

It's a great escape when you can't do much about the situation around you. It's also much fun to watch it with Beans/family. I'm always happy for those that won and feel proud of everyone that did their best in the competition. Their dedication and willpower were something to behold. Bravo to Team World.

About Kdramas, what I'm watching are:

1. YAMS: I like that both leads have a group of really great friends around them. Nobody is perfect here, but they're so real and relatable. I found the mystery part nerve-racking, but it's good that it doesn't play a big role in the story. Seo Hyun-jin has shown her acting chops here in many scenes. The scene I loved the most is the scene when she broke down in tears and screamed in front of the ML before asking him to go get her some teokpokki. Cute, isn't she?

2. Hospital Playlist2: Now, I think I really have problems with this one. I can't believe it has the same writer-PD duo of that of the first ss. Many subplots felt disjointed, and the stories are all-over-the-place. Too many unbelievable and forced lovelines. (May I just add how much I dislike Seok-kyung's mom?) Everything feels .. forced. However, it also has that feeling of comfort, so I think I will stick with it until the end despite how disappointed I am.

3. Nevertheless: I'm liking this one a lot so far, no matter how dysfunctional the relationship between the main leads is. I am truly amazed by how great Han So-hee is as an actor: She is both super beautiful and talented. I like everything in this show: Cinematography, music, characters, costume, sets. I just want more of Sol and Jiwan as I think their relationship is a breath of fresh air and it's a delight to see this portrayed so beautifully and naturally in a K drama.

4. Gilmore Girls ss1: Now this is my real comfort show. I slowly watch its episodes, and I'm very happy so far. It brings me so much comfort. I love the intro song, too. Never skipped that.

Prison Playbook⚾👮 (8/16): It annoyed me how everyone would keep telling and assuming Je Hyuk would continue with baseball a few episodes ago, simply because the guy himself needed a short break from it and had enough on his plate already. Fortunately they were right and it has been heartwarming to see them all cheer him on now that Je Hyuk is ready to continue. They even brought back beloved Tiramisu Cake.☺️

Jung Hae-In can do creepy well.😮Fortunately what I did perceive as creepy at first turned out to be a cynical inmate behaving like an angry teenager as soon as I found out what happened to him. And he has to share a cell with Looney!😁 On that note: Super Color Power!🤣 It is my first time watching Looney as well and oh my god his real voice!😱

The last inmate I am honoring today is Dr. Ko. It is simply barbaric what his company did/will do to him and the actor is perfectly cast. He also plays the city husband in Racket Boys and both character are stepford smilers that just silently break your heart.💔

Speaking of Racket Boys, I really need to watch episode 15 before the last episode airs!🤫

Hospital Playlist 2:
Patients stories seem a lot shallower than season 1.
UGH Rosa's storyline... I hate it!
I'm like, is this Navillera? Is she going to do ballet soon?
Finally somebody @missh said it, Ik-jun gets on my nerves too.
Maybe just me, but I don't like the way he talks to U-ju every time in season 2.
He is trying so hard to be funny/over the top, just like when Jeong-won is talking to his pediatric patients or Gyeo-Wool, trying so hard to be nice/over the top.
(I hated the way Jun-Wan talked to Ik-sun also, I know it was supposed to be too nice to her but I really didn't like it. Hope they won't get back together)

I am thinking of dropping this drama since new dramas are coming soon.

Korea: Still waiting for Racket Boys. The Witch's Diner and the Great Dom Shim.

China: Completed Reset in July. It made me fall in love with Gala Zhang. I started watching the Best of you in my mind.

Busy week so I'm behind on my dramas.

Great Shaman Ga Doo Shim (only ep 1-2): I liked it a lot and just wished the episodes were longer.

Witch's diner: Poor Jin! I wish this was a longer series since it still feels like the story is just getting started and the pacing feels off. I'm sort of coming around to the accepting that wishes' consequences after seeing missing fingers guy happy and the landlady story (though I was seriously annoyed with her for a wish that I felt was incredibly selfish).

I have been watching mostly Olympics, partly because I like the Olympics and partly because I just can’t settle on any dramas right now.

I did watch the movie What Happened To Mr Cha? which was pretty funny - I only know Cha In-pyo from the times he was on Master In The House so I’m sure there was even more meta that went over my head but even so made me laugh. Would recommend.

I heard Kwon Yuri is going to cameo in Racket Boys next Monday.
She was absolutely fantastic in Bossam. It would be nice to see her again!

Of course I'm already looking forward to the last episode of Racket Boys without her cameo, but now looking forward to it even more.
But at the same time, I'm so not ready to say good-bye...😭

Hi guys,

why is covid mentioned in no Korean show? Is there any directive or law in this regard? In fact, given the bad situation with the pandemic, I agree with the choice because I want entertainment and not depression when I watch TV.

However, if the pandemic were to continue for years, it would be really strange not to have any kdrama talking about it. What do you think about it?