Already writing...

I have the epilogue of one drama that I've been writing in my head for years. I started writing it down at work and was basically about to run home to start it for real. So of course my boss calls with a new case. Listening to its OST now and outlining in my head as I go home now.

*glancing at Life*

Given how I still miss those characters (especially Sun-woo), maybe I should go ahead and write something for them.

Everytime there's mention of re-writing or adding something to a drama, my mind immediately screams out "Scarlet Heart: Ryeo" and "Criminal Minds - Korea".... Yes, there's trend here (Lee Joon Gi dramas!!), but it's all just coincidence, I swear lol It's not because I dislike the guy, it's just wasted potential T.T

Gu Family Book, Bring It Ghosts, Tree with Deep Roots, Arang and the Magistrate, Dr. Jin, Suk-- Scandal, as I started contemplating I realized there are very few dramas I DON'T fix after the final episode.
Okay. I should think of some that ended well. (And by well I don't mean "happily ever after" I mean in a logical manner. Healer, Rebel, the Thief who stole the people, The Princess' Man, History of a Salaryman, 2 weeks. . .okay. I suppose there are a few I've been satisfied with as the last credit rolls by. (I would have to add Mr. Sunshine to the "ended well" list. I WISH it would have ended differently, but I totally understand why it ended like it did.)

I have no talent in writing but Im already excited to read an alternate ending of Mr Sunshine

Is this my chance to write about the 4th rower in 17 again? @egads

..more about basking in a drama’s afterglow and maybe helping to extend it

Uum.. I'm still a little bit confused with the theme.. Does that mean I can't rewrite a dead character to be alive at the end of the story?

I, of course, immediately thought of Mischievous Kiss (or rather ISWAK and remember that isn't K and then thought of MK). I have an epilogue in my head for that drama (of course I do) but I don't know how to write it without it descending into fanfiction madness.

and *looks innocently around* I may have thoughts on the ending of APAD. But, we've already descended into fanfiction madness there...

About Time: TOD gets another chance

Prime Minister and I: They go on an actual date

Oh My Venus: She tells him to quit obsessing about her weight, especially when she's pregnant

King 2 Hearts: 6 years later, the American president comes for a state visit, and the Korean royal family children "accidentally" reveal his hair is a horrific wig during a news conference. Resulting in international love and acclaim for the otherwise unruly crew.

Pasta: Seo Yoo Kyung decides to go to Italy to study despite the protests of her boyfriend. Telling him it is the 21st century with phones, computers, and airplanes that make keeping in touch possible, so she is not passing up a once in a lifetime opportunity for him.

Big: Cut to a shot of Gong Yoo asleep on a couch, a script clasped in his hands. Opening his eyes, he sits up and looks at the script title, Big. With a grimace, he shakes his head, and pitches the script into a nearby wastebin saying, "Why would my agency give me this piece of garbarge?"

Well, let me write one for Lingerie Girls' Generation then. Let's bask in the afterglow for four more episodes. Hahahuhu

I love this theme of the month.❤️ I'm all ready to read the awesome entries of this month. It'll be so much fun.
There's are lots of dramas that I'm hoping gets an extended ending.^^
To all the beanies who are going to write- Fighting!!
*Heart hands*

Great topic. Finally I can try to share something! And the first drama that comes to my mind is "My Ajusshi". Excellent, amazing, one of the bests if not the Best of all, but we simply needed MORE🙋😍😖😄😅

I tried to write it but my writing skills are just not enough. Somebody please write an epilogue for Come and Hug Me that focuses more on Hyun-moo and Moo-won!

I would be delighted to see an Age of Youth epilogue where the girls eventually enter Age of Adulthood and become grandmas in Age of Seniorhood.

Can I insert myself into the dramas whose endings I hate?

CiTT : Yoo Jung comes home, and meets me at the intersection. I pass him a cheese sandwich. The end.

Scarlet Heart; Wang So teleports to modern world, and guess who he meets when he lands in the swimming pool. Me. The end.

Goblin: He sits on the bench, hears a footstep, and turns. Hey, it's me, and I say, "Dude, I got you a new sword, and it's a lightsabre, it's way cooler, and lighter than your sword." The end.

Rewatching I remember you atm. It could use an epilogue with lee Hyeon and cha ji an. Lh unbending a bit and showing ji an just how much he cares for her. And him and his brother being cute and trying to figure out the future. That show was so stingy with the feels. Tease!

I want to write a couple of epilogues featuring the Second Lead (m/f) being happy and doing cool stuff, even though they didn't end up as part of The Couple.

"Jan-di jerks Joon-pyo around by the feelings one too many times, so he dumps her for good and finds a girl worthy of him."

There, done.

What about an ending for Jung Hwan?? We never got to find out how his story ended :( :(

I hope someone writes a epilogue for CITY HUNTER.

Sungmin confesses to Ssong Ji Won sometime after the end of the last episode, and they date and get married and have five children and Ssong doesn't die by the age of 30 and they live happily ever after. The End.

I don't know about the rest of you but I would love a longer epilogue for Miss Hammurabi to provide more closure.
And an even fluffier ending to Girl's Generation 1979. :D
Just to satisfy the squeals...
I'm sure there's others, but my brain is drawing a blank. heh

anyone cab write on RinSan from Kings love.. thats the only story i'd love to read as an epilogue.

I don't have time to write, edit and submit; it so I'll say it here:

In my alternate universe, 9 Ends 2 Outs is the prequel to The Liar and His Lover. Nan-Hee and Hyung-Tae get engaged after dating for some time. Ultimately, though, Nan-Hee flakes out again and goes abroad to attempt being a writer leaving Hyung-Tae officially scarred.

Hyung-Tae takes on a new persona as Choi Jin-Hyuk and, after two heart crushing relationships, decides his only constant love is music. Thus, he becomes music producer who dates the young female artists that he meets at the agency. His only real goal is to heal his aching heart caused by Nan-Hee and Sung-Ah.