Woohoo Waikiki: Aw, yeah! My two couple are finally officially and publicly dating. Now, they just need to get Soo-ah and Doo-shik as the drama's new shipping project.

My Ajusshi: I can finally glimpse the healing part of this drama through Ji-an and ajusshi's unusual connection. And slowly, the other side characters' stories started to fall into place. I'm getting curious about Jung-hee noona and also Ki-hoon and Yoo-ra's history before their mutual failures happened. I can't wait to see more of Sang-hoon's story too.

My Husband Oh Jak-doo: Uee is so good at being vulnerably in love. My heart went out to her when Jak-doo (understandably) coldly rejected her confession. The annoying side characters really grated me this week, so it's such a relief to get a lot of screen time from our adorable trio halmeoni. I foresee them adopting Seung-joo as their own daughter soon enough.

The Three Musketeers: I'm halfway through this one. It's been quite some time since I have this much fun watching a well-done fusion sageuk. I was surprised at how much I cared for the political struggle and the impact it had on our forward-thinking guys. As expected, the bromance is very satisfying with nicely done character development. But what really surprised me is the lovely romance between Crown Prince Sohyeon and Crown Princess Yoon-seo, and also how much I love and root for her.

Pretty Noona: Just watch the 1st eps and totally love it. Ahn PD could expertly turn situations and interactions commonly found in kdrama into something real and down-to-earth(?). I'm not sure how else to explain it, but there is nothing over-the-top about the characters and the brewing conflicts between them. And it makes for a very enjoyable watch.

Nobody is allowed to bring harm to @girlfriday or @tipsymocha.
Let's keep our Pretty Noona frustrations in check.

Will you all do a great recap of Pretty Noona?! Pretty please?! Sincerely, me.

The only kdrama I'm watching these days is Woohoo Waikiki. I wish Yoona and Donggu's storyline was structured smoothly as Seojin and Junki's, though it's just a tiny gripe that I'm not too bothered. Or maybe it's just that I'm a sucker for the bickering-friends-to-lovers trope and that I love Seojin and Junki as individuals and as a pair. My favorite scene this week was the brief moment where we see them sitting at the kitchen table, Junki with his script and Seojin drinking tea or something. <3

Planning to watch Go Back Couple and Age of Youth. AoY is on Netflix -- gotta take advantage of my free account before it ends!

Non-Korean stuff: I watched Call Me By Your Name last night. Like Elio's face in the last scene, I just sat still, feeling one emotion after another by the end. Oliver was right when he said Elio was so lucky, both in terms of having an understanding family and of having experienced something many of us dream of experiencing, however short-lived. <3

A Poem a Day: I am a goner. How can I not fall in love with a man who is quietly taken in all of my sweet heroine’s inherent goodness when she least expects it? How can I not be moved by a man who clearly sees who she is when others around her fail to do so and expresses his appreciation at the darkest moment when she needs it the most?

Dr. Ye reminds me of See-he in Because This Life Is Our First. He is a seemingly emotionless man possibly caused by an emotionally traumatized past. He is not unfeeling, but rather understands deeply the responsibility of love. Like BTLIOF, A Poem a Day also has the little jokes which keep on building onto themselves, the interesting characters with their little annoying quirks (oh the pitiable bromance!) the heart-tugging moments when I least expect it, and all of these are purposefully done to tell a story with so much wistfulness and whimsy.

... @teriyaki I did not realize My Husband Oh Jak Doo was 24 episodes 😰 I just finished episode 10 and was thinking I should check if it’s 16 or 20 episodes 😅

Woohoo Waikiki and My Husband are my main dramas right now. Six Flying Dragons and The Grand Prince are on hold because I’ve been sick and haven’t had the focus for sageuks... maybe I’ll catch up this weekend while I clean 😆

I have yet to find a show that has been appointment watching. The only show that is interesting because it is so different is Woohoo Waikiki.

I think it just may be the lack of interesting actresses. It seems as though there are a lot more charismatic and engaging actors, yet just 'blah' actresses. Please stop pulling from the Kpop world.

That's my new wallpaper. Thank you "Pretty Noona" for bringing sexy back!

Oh, could anyone recommend a drama to watch with my sister? We haven’t found one we are both interested in since Hwayugi ended ~ she’s more into variety, and I need plot, so something like Producer or the Best Hit where there are a lot of variety actors would be awesome! 😘

I'm a bit jealous of the Pretty Noona talk, but hope it turns into a great watch. At some point I'll be able to watch it and it means I will have an ace in the hole.

My Ahjussi is the one I wait impatiently for. I am just enjoying the ride and willing to go where it takes me. This may seem like an odd analogy but they remind me of when a person adopts an abandoned dog or cat. How once the animal trusts the kind hand held out to them they become the most loyal companion. Ji-an has become so protective.

Evergreen. Agree it is just an easy watch at the start of my week. It isn't as fantasy driven as I had wanted and has taken some slightly dark turns, but I really enjoyed smitten Oh-soo.

The Great Seducer I'm still enjoying it. Not the parents as much, but find the younger cast engaging, including Joy. I'm kind of hoping for a twist, that the results are false, in the paternity issue just to stick it to the dad.

I have a ton of other shows downloaded to watch, well a couple eps of each.

Reply 1994...i ended up loving 1997 and I see that viewers like the heroine.

Suspicious Partners I actually watched the first ep and really liked it.

Thank You because Jang Hyuk and Gong Hyu-jin.

Behind Your Smile. Been wanting to try more C dramas and only 19 eps.

10 Miles of Peach Blossoms because of reviews and wanting to try a fantasy/historical type show.

I will just see were the mood takes me.

*You who forgot poetry* I love this. I love that Bo-young has such a soft heart (though her fanning her eyes at everything is a bit over the top) and I love her with either of the leads! Min-ho was a man-child for the past 2 episodes, but he does mature in the 4th so I'm a bit more comfortable with that. I do think that Dr Ye is a better match for BY as he appreciates poetry, which is close to her heart, while MH doesn't.

But personally MH is a much warmer person so I like him more? Help, I'm like the indecisive Dr! HAHA. I have much hope that Dr Ye will warm up in the following episodes, rather than remain so closed off though, so I don't mind whoever she ends up with!

Anyway, this weeks episodes were great because we got to see other sides of so many characters! From indecisive Dr (loved that he took on all the different roles to comfort the dementia grandpa!) , to Dr Ye (the smile!!), to Min-ho, to Nam-woo (btw, I loved that the writers wrote is so he would always sulk in front of others that he used to be right until the point that I got annoyed at him, then undercut it with him being mature for his mum.)

I just.... ah! I love soft-hearted characters. BY deserves all the good things. Plus the poetry is so great and dovetails in with the story.

*My Husband Oh Jak Doo* I am really liking this too. Waiting for the episodes coming up! And the grandmas are hilarious. I wish the gayageum player was a little less catty. And I love the CEO with his over-exaggerated "posh" English!! And I wanna see Seung Won and Jak Doo JUST GET TOGETHER ALREADY PLEASE.

Waikiki & My Mister: +++

Live: Hurry up, subs!!!

Switch: Looks promising

Mystery Queen 2: Season 1 was good enough to earn an S2; S2 is watchable but disappointing. Wouldn't it be a kicker if they string out the main plot for a season 3?

My Husband...: Not terrible, but I somehow watch other shows and run out of time.

That Man...: dropped

You Who Forgot To Make Up Your Darn Mind Already Poetry: Dropped. Was looking forward to it, but couldn't stand Mr Indecisive.

I just managed to watch these three drama this week.

Waikiki - Just when I thought this show couldn't be any funnier, it proved me wrong in each next epi. I want second season!
My emoji : 😆😆😆😂😂😂😻

A Poem A Day - loveable female lead and handsome male leads.
But the one who stole my heart is the Radiologies Dept 👬 i want to see more interaction between Dr Ye and Bo Young next week please!
My emoji: 💕💕💕💕💕

Evergreen - The romantic and sweet bonding moments which led to the confessions and finally a kiss! Just give me a lot of sweet moments, show. You know that I'm being soooo generous with you.
My emoji : 💋😍💕💕💕

Pretty Noona Who Buys Me Food: Wowww. I like the classic romance from this one, the tone is high too. I'm really happy that there is sub for Indonesian for 2 episode. Really really big thanks for that. I wait this drama while watching WPL just to see how captain Yoo and Hanyang fight each other
My Husband Oh-Jak Do: I think I know where the plot is going and what the next story that will be pull. But this drama still enjoy to watch
Prince of Wolf: when I watch this, I just swoon by how handsome the man lead. His face really charming.
My Ajusshi: I start ep 1-4 from a row yesterday, and wow, my heart feeling contemplated, many good line for every scene, even there is no one talk, it's still beautiful

Just realize that I watch many drama this week

First off, I'm so jealous of everyone watching Pretty Noona Who Buys Me Food. Still hoping that subs will pop up sometime soon. I want to join in on the fun so badly!

In the meantime, I'm still watching Woohoo Waikiki, of course. Episode 15 dragged a bit and overall was less zippy and fun, but episode 16 definitely made up for it and put the show back on track. The petty antics between Dong-gu and Hun-joo have had me rolling my eyes more than laughing, to be honest, so I'm glad they're over. Can we get more from Yoon-ah as an actual character now, please, instead of having her just be someone for the two guys to fight over? Besides that quibble, I love this show. Joon-ki so romantically shaving Seo-jin had me DYING, but also... it really WAS romantic? I'm not kidding about that? Their chemistry is so good, I almost want them to be paired up again in the future for a more "serious" romance.

My Ajusshi continues to impress me more and more each week. You know, I'm still not sure if the relationship between Ji-an and Dong-hoon will become romantic or not, but I honestly don't care at this point. They have tons of chemistry, though, and the scene where he told her that he would pretend that he didn't know just about broke me. Several scenes this week just about broke me. I think it will be a mutual healing, but I find it very interesting how Ji-an is the one with the most obviously "broken" life, but the show has slowly been showing us just how much Dong-hoon is hurting. It's not as obvious, and he arguably hasn't had as rough of a life, and he hasn't murdered anyone, but that doesn't mean his pain isn't just as real as hers. They've both been suffering in their separate ways, but they're quickly realizing how similar their scars are. Love love love.

As an effort to fill the Pretty Noona-sized void in my heart until subs finally appear, I've been watching some Sohn Ye-jin movies. I wanted to watch something fun today so I chose The Art of Seduction. It didn't really do it for me, though, and it wasn't as funny as I was hoping it would be. I think I'll swing to a completely different genre for the next movie of hers I watch. I'm thinking The Classic. I've been meaning to watch that one for a while now.

Still in need of some good fun today, I just watched the first episode of Mixed-Up Investigative Agency, or Evasive Inquiry Agency, or whatever you want to call that show. I've been meaning to give it a shot forever because I've only heard good things, and I really like it so far! It's fun and goofy without being too much. I was secretly hoping that this ridiculous show and that truly awful hair would finally break the spell that Lee Min-ki placed on me after Because This Life is Our First, but I came out of the first episode liking him even more now because of his total disregard for vanity and I just need to accept that I'm too far gone and nothing can save me.

Last weekend's bingewatch was Sungkyunkwan Scandal , which I enjoyed immensely.
Then I followed it up with Angry Mum , which was so unexpectedly awesome that I definitely want to rewatch it. I couldn't believe how well-written it was or how invested I got in the characters. It also didn't do anything to curb my love for Ji soo. Noona killer.

Still enjoying My Husband Oh Jak-doo , which seems to have backed off a bit from the makjang direction (or maybe I've just gotten used to it?). I loved the halmeoni and even love Eric's pretentious, affected thing. Ironically, it was Jak-doo that annoyed me this past week. He was a bit of an ass, actually, but I guess mountains are known for their stoicism, not their communciation skills.

Mystery Queen 2 I don’t know what the makers of Mystery Queen are doing. Or after the direction and tone of one of this week's episodes, it’s more accurate to say I don’t know what drugs the makers of Mystery Queen are doing.

Switch I really enjoyed the first two episodes but thought the writing took a nose dive for this week's two. I was hoping for a new Squad 38 but am starting to suspect it's Two Cops meets Doubtful Victory.

Evergeen Really totally going to drop this. I just wish I had something light for after work early in the week. Things are super stressful at the moment and I need something delightful. This... is not it.

My Dear Boy Wow, last week's episode was painful. I hope it gets its quality back.

Hola Beanies! This is what I've been watching this week:
*Waikiki: How can this show keep getting better and better? I thought that I would be worn out or find it not funny after a while, but every week it makes me laugh out loud more heartily than the week before. I am all in for all three ships!!! But I get dizzy easily so I hope I don't get seasickness, lol. Sorry beanies, my corny jokes are seeping through. I guess I'm gaining more confidence in talking to you all as my true self😄.
*Evergreen: I'm liking the major progress Oh-soo and Yoo-ri had this week in becoming a couple. I started wondering why I keep watching this drama when it isn't particularly awesome,like what I wish all my dramas to be. I came to the conclusion that even though it's all over the place, for me it isn't that hard to digest and sometimes that's what you need. Plus, I started thinking on how the writer probably just started out and had this idea of a man seeing the auras of people in love and how that would affect his love life and the woman he is falling for, so then they had to build a story around it and they are working hard, but thats all they could come up with. Conclusion: writing must be hard, so I'll cut it some slack and just enjoy it, hehe.
*My Husband Mr.Oh: I saw many beanies fawning over this drama and had to check it out even though I purposefully avoid long dramas like the plague. I'm on episode 7 and I'm really enjoying it. Sooo... where can I line up for my own mountain adjussi?!😁
*Youn’s Kitchen Season 2: I did not see the first season, but I had to see this one ‘cause Park Seo Joon! Also, Park Seo Joon speaking spanish!😍 I know spanish too, lol. Putting my hopes of meeting PSJ and speaking to him in English, Spanish, or the ten words I know in Korean aside, I really enjoyed watching the show. The location was beautiful and I was happy I could enjoy it a little bit more since I could understand some customers and some of the BGMs that were in Spanish.☺