Hmm I don't know how I feel. At the time I loved this drama but I don't know if it's quiet charm can be repeated again.
If anything they hopefully will cast two good leads.

I remember this drama, it's good in the beginning, but after that I was bored. Is it gonna be the beginning of remake old dramas? Are they running out of story lines?

wow..that's one of the first few kdramas I started on. I love that older kdramas went through 'trends'. There were the contract marriages (sweet 18, full house), love happens in foreign land (lovers in Paris, spring waltz), birth secrets (too many), terminal illness (everyone is dying of something), amnesia (has anyone develop a phobia of trucks on the roads yet?) But why would anyone wanna remake an old drama when it's not even a classic?

Off topic, but I need to say this: Of all the remakes & adaptationgoing on these days, why hadn't anyone thought of remaking death note?! it really puzzles me, I know Korea is more than capable of doing justice to the source materiel!
Back to topic, I started 1% two years ago but didn't finish it, it felt really outdated especially the direction & some dialogues, I think for once a remake could do good to the original provided they hire a good PD to helm it!

I JUST finished watching this because of your recent post. I think it is the oldest kdrama I have watched so far. It reminded me of current tdramas: strong family focus, filial daughters, plot conflict that resolve within an episode. It will be interesting to see what a modernized version changes.

Strangely I don't remember any of the details of this drama other than the main OTP's arc (she's a sweet girl who is kind enough to help his grandpa one day, and end up with grandpa's wealth) BUT I do remember vividly how I watched this long drama TWICE lol.

I might be too young, or too in love with Kang Dongwon (I do think Kim Junghwa is gorgeous too) to notice the flaws of this drama though.

I thought it was a harmless drama but seeing some of the negative reviews here...yep...I was too in love with Kang Dongwon back then. Heh.

Maybe I'm crazy but I thought it was Joo Won in that picture.

Awwwww, I loved this drama, it was one of the shows that helped me fall in love with kdrama. It was slow and clunky and sometimes it felt like all people did was talk and drink orange juice, but it was sweet and funny and had so much love! I guess I wouldn't tell someone to watch the original now when there are so many better choices but ten years ago I adored it. Assy KDW being repeatedly put in his place by a smart woman was fun. I wonder what ever happened to the hunky actor who played the teacher's charming older brother?
I can think of a lot of young actors who could make an entertaining show of a new version, with a suitably gruff-but-softhearted grandpa also needed. Good luck!

This drama's synopsis sounds like something I would love. But when I checked it out I was really disappointed.

I can't even remember anything about it but I ended up dropping it. And I actually like older dramas! So I'm not really excited about a remake.

There are two older kdramas that I really liked and would enjoy seeing remade: "Loving You" (2002) and "Love Letter" (2003).

If they put the 1% of Anything remake on the My Little Baby timeslot, that title will surely be apropos ratings-wise. *snickers*

This was the first kdrama i have ever watched and at that time i actually liked most of it but indeed it had it's flaws and it was way too long,aside from even then saying why they always had to meet at the caffee(and the drinking of way too much water) :D neverless i loved that the heroine always had the control over the main dude...don't know how i feel about it being remade,they really lack creative input that now they are all into remakes or what,i refuse to think there aren't any worthy stories there at all..i guess i'll change my mind considering the cast who will join this one

Both writers and audience have gotten more savvy, so I'm looking forward to a smarter, better edited remake. It'll be interesting to see both a "first draft" and "revised draft" edition of the drama...

Oldies but goodies, this was my first kdrama so its remembered very fondly. At the time when I watched it, I found some of the dating component very old fashioned but a bit sweet. I did not like the idea of grounding an adult for a couple of weeks because she missed curfew, that upset me because she is an adult it does not matter if she lived in that house. I did like the 24 hour date which I wish would happen to me, what a unique and wonderful way to get to know someone. Its also a precursor to a real relationship if you can completely enjoy being with in that person's company for a full day and still miss them at the end that could be the one for you. Should they bring this back I look forward to watching it with some modifications making it bit more current & with a twinge more spice.

This was the 1st ever kdrama that I watched! Been hooked on kdramas ever since... (",)

This is the first drama I ever watched and I've had a soft spot for it ever since. I watch it at least one a year. I am so excited about a remake but hope they don't soften up the hero too much. However, in spite of this being my first drama. My second and third dramas (Kim Sam Soon and Sweet 18) are what turned me into an addict.

I watched this drama...

... and can't believe it's been 13 years already???

Time sure flies.

I remember watching this more tha. 10 years ago. I got bored at middle and skipped at the end lol

Everyone was green, but Han Hye-jin showed a lot of potential even back then. She should definitely be in the remake; preferably as the lead.