Well i actually like IOIL, if you turned some brain cells off. I mean if yourself know some good issues about the so-called sickness that they mentioned. Solid acting all around, beautiful OSTs, nice to look at so what's the harm in liking it?

That Winter, The Wind Blows on the other hand. I skimmed and watched. Note to myself, i will never rewatched it ever again.

Noh Hee Kyung is a fantastic writer and I love her dialogue, but for some reason I always find an emotional block with her writing and her characters. And she comes off a little.. pretentious, sometimes? Just in my opinion anyways.
Anyways this is a huge score for tvN, and I'm happy to see them gain another star writer under their belts.

I loved both WWI and IOIL so I look forward to a similar character- and dialogue-heavy drama from her on TvN. I hope she brings Hyun Bin.

I know TVN is the "IT" channel these days but honestly most of their shows are either mediocre or somewhat enjoyable but easily forgettable. Only a few are outright bad or exceptionally good but maybe that's enough to set them apart from TV Networks. I've always thought JTBC was better than TVN in general.

That's cool! I'll be looking forward to it. I like her writing a great deal. I think she's thoughtful even when it doesn't always work out, I still enjoy myself.

I think Padam, Padam and Words Within (The World They Live In) are my favorites from her.

It's Okay It's Love is one of my forever favourites and I'm grateful to this writer for it. I've liked her other shows well enough too even though I didn't finish Padam Padam. I'm curious to see what she comes up with next.

I for one love her melos! And she actually gives spunk to her female characters, where so many writers can learn from.
If Jo In-sung is available that'd complete the party. ;D

I still go back to 'Padam Padam' when I want to reconnect to my heart in K-drama.

IMO....Padam-padam is her best work so far. IOIL was fine, but TWTWB totally forgettable.

Dropped It's Okay after 3 or four eps. Some folks have allergic reactions to sageuks, for me, it's medical shows.

Winter, the story was meh, but it sure was pretty.

I've only watched IOIL. I really liked the music, the acting was great and I thought the cinematography was fantastic. But I didn't love it as much as I thought I would. I felt like there was something missing. I did love the characters though. And I loved Ji Hae Soo. Maybe it's my love for Gong Hyo Ji? Or maybe it's my affinity for kinda bitchy annoying non-candy characters? Eh. Not sure. Hahaha.

To be honest, I've only watched two of her works - TWTWB was not so memorable because apparently tragic melodramas are not my cup of tea though I enjoyed Jo In Sung & the winter scenes, but I LOOOOOVED It's Okay It's Love. Brilliantly written, solidly acted, all packed with beautiful cinematography and soundtracks. One of my favorite dramas so far, if not ever.

Cannot wait for her future works!

I love TvN. They have a lot of shows I'm really loving on them. I like that they are more willing to break away from the tropes and cliches found in a lot of the mainstream channels.

I would watch the hell out of a show called "It's Okay, that's Winter."

Rolling my eyes at the under-appreciation of IOIL in this website. For me it is one of the best kdramas ever. It left such a deep impact in my heart.

And that winter the wind blows was also nice, but got little tedious at times. Can't wait to see what the writer has in store for us next.

Good luck writer-nim.