Another easy one! Why on earth would I jeopardize my fav drama when I could just not watch the hit reboot of my least fav drama? Also, since my fav drama was really popular, wiping it from existence would probably influence the whole of dramaland in ways that are hard to predict, and I am not willing to risk that.

Plus, I'll be honest, my most hated drama (the only drama I've ever hated?) was already super popular, so I have to skip over a LOT of conversations about how great it is/was while reminding myself to unclench my jaw, so if they reboot it my life would be essentially the same hahaha!

It's quite easy to choose.

I keep the one I love and I could like the reboot after all. They could make a reboot to change the things that made the original bad (like the writing, the casting, the end, etc.).

I voted for "Have your most hated drama get a hit reboot" because simply I don't have to watch/hate watch the reboot. Perhaps the reboot would correct the egregious errors in the original. If wiping your favorite drama from existence means also erasing your memories of it, what other tangential memories associated with that drama would also be lost?

This is really easy. Having my favorite drama erased is something I can't handle, but I can just ignore the drama I hate.

It sucks not being able to find a drama when I wanna watch it so losing a favorite would be even worse. Favorite shows tend to be favorites for a reason and to lose that comfort would just suck.

Who is to say the reboot of a hated series can't be better than the original. Apparently there was some potential in the material that made people decide to reboot it.

This question makes me wonder if there are any unanimously loved or hated dramas. Like I know ALOT of people seem to consider Melting Me Softly as JCW's worst work yet when I watched it, it wasn't the worst thing I'd ever seen. Meanwhile, I think Weak Hero Class 1 is my favorite drama yet I've seen people criticize it.

If I personally can't get into a drama, I tend to drop it (intentionally or unintentionally) so I wouldn't/couldn't have the emotional investment to hate the show. I really can't think of any shows I hate.
Hate is a strong word haha

I already hate most of hit shows anyway, why one of them being rebooted would be a big deal? But whoever tries to take away ANYTHING I like from me is gonna catch these hands, you've been warned.

It can be so much fun mocking the prospect of upcoming sequels to shows that were so bad they were almost good, shows that were just terrible, and even shows that were just meh. If those shows didn't rise from the dead then we'd get lots of original-but-equally-bad shows I'd have to sort thru. #vagabond #arsedal2 #poopthejoseonproctologist

I'd rather get my most hated drama a hit reboot. I can always decide to skip it regardless.

Just do not remove my favorite drama from existence!

This one is easy peezy. I am watching the reboot hit of my most hated drama.

Reboots are either remakes, or a revival after cancellation. So a reboot means my most hated drama is told by another person. I expect autonomy of writing to enable the writer and director of the reboot make different executive choices, choices that might correct the errors made in the first rodeo.

It is risky. But I'll take that risk.

And if that drama is Why Her?, they have to cast an actress that matches the energy of Seo Hyun-jin. Actors that embody the ML like Heo Jun-ho, however rare, are easy to find. It is not the same for actresses.

This choice was easy. Why would I get rid of something that brings me joy?

And who's to say the reboot, done right, wouldn't do the same for its fans? Dramas to love for everyone.

Lots of my most hated dramas (plural) are hits anyway...

I know the implication is that because it is your most hated being remade, and to wildly popular success, that therefore it has all the same elements of your most hated and for the same reasons BUT...
On the other hand... there's actually nothing in the wording to suggest that the "Hit Reboot" isn't actually just a remake that did it RIGHT/Better this time... since when have reboots or remakes always been accurate to their source material... Consider.

I think Why her with the female lead getting a different age appropriate partner, no Noona romance triangle, no repeat random body drops after the first in context one and no TOD could become a hit that maybe I would love too…

Huh, I'm realizing that while I could instantly name my most hated drama (actually two: Most Hated but Completed, and Most Hated and Dropped, Preferably From a Great Height with a Swift Kick for Extra Velocity), I don't actually know what my favorite drama is. It depends on my mood.

Anyway, back to the prompt: there are definitely dramas I would never, ever want to see erased from existence, but all of them have plot elements and actors and PDs/writers that could be swapped around and reassembled and who knows? Lightning in a bottle could happen again any time. On the other hand, if either one of those truly hated shows got a remake, I'd never hear the goddamned end of it and I'd have to either avoid DB for months or bite my tongue not to snap back at all the praise and stanning, and my blood pressure would go through the roof and my alcohol consumption would blow past the leads' in Doctor Slump. One of the two is hugely divisive and the other is almost universally loved, to the point that I've long since just shut up about it. So I vote for erasing something that, no matter how beloved, I've already seen (because nowhere in the prompt did it say I'd have to unsee it) and that could be replaced by another favorite on another day.

I don´t care either case. perfectly ok to do both it doesnt affect my life in any way

Yes, for once, we all think alike! I can ignore a reboot of a drama I don't like. Hell, I keep missing dramas I'd like because there's far too much out there and I don't even know they exist. So, it's highly unlikely I'd even notice a drama I don't like has got a reboot.

From all reliable sources it appears that the Thai adaptations of Full House, Goong and Boys Over Flowers were much appreciated dramas.
So hit reboots please.
 

Full disclosure: I was pretty much obsessed by these dramas when they aired. They were a product of their times and are perhaps unwatchable today (I haven't dared to rewatch). So I would appreciate a chance to revisit beloved stories without the cringe. Win win. 🙌