Come and Hug Me: It took a while for the current-day stuff to get up to speed. The kid stuff was good from the start except some of the transitions were a little jarring.

Investigative Couple: Gradually getting less silly. Still fun. Jung Yoo-Mi is the best I've seen her. I've seen her in a bunch of shows starting with Dong-Yi, and I swear she looks younger now than she did 8 years ago.

Lawless Lawyer: Trying too hard to be dramatic for dramatic's sake. Or the big star male lead is trying too hard to act like a big star. Reminds me of his mask dramatics in the first ep of Moon Lovers -- and I mean that in the worst possible way. After half of ep 1 I decided to move on -- just like Moon Lovers. Let me know if it gets better.

Mistress: 11 minutes of boredom and it was time to give Greasy Melo another try.

Greasy Melo: Oh well, at least it has Jung Ryeo-Won. And slightly less food porn after the first day. It's like Castaway on the Moon reunion month, with the female lead here and the male lead in Investigative Couple. That is not a bad thing.

Miss Hammurabi: Better than I expected. Ep 1 had a good wheelchair line and then a good clothing-related sight gag -- somebody's sense of humor matched mine. Then ep 2 tried to get all serious and profound and I felt like I was watching a different show.

About Time: I really liked the description of the premise, but the supernatural reason why the female lead has to be next to the rich (is there any other kind?) male lead has been done better. So far it seems like the mutant child of Master's Sun and any music/performer show. Meh. Sticking with it because I may need filler for the long weekend.

Handsome Guy / Undateables: I'm in it for the leads. And the long weekend. I'm immune to the complaints that Hwang Jung-Eum is too screechy because I first saw her in Golden Time where she wasn't any more screechy than the medical emergencies called for.

This week I watched Suits, Sketches, The undateable (dropped), Sungkyunkwan Scandal and My Ahjussi.
My Ahjussi give the audience the most genuine potrayal of average ahjussis and I love the drama for it.
I haven't finished ohjakdoo, am still at episode 21.
I enjoy Sketches, Rain was okay, he's not bad in this drama.

Suits - Da-ham is still my girl crush. I'm one episode behind, so shhhh!

My Husband Oh Jak-doo - the ending was quiet and sweet. I was relieved that Seung-joo and Jak-doo both were able to continue doing what they loved best. Utlimately this was a sweet treat and my love for the Ajumma trio knows no end.

Marry Me Now? - the plot thickens...ever so slowly.

Wok of Love - This is my happy spot, the show I can't wait to watch...

Lawless Lawyer - I still have episode 4 to watch. I love how fast paced this is and I can't imagine where it will take us.
It's a bit like being in a fast car and just holding on: I trust the driver tho, so it's more interesting than scary...? Also the LL gang dance moves - pfft!!

Handsome Guy and Jung-eum - Weird and quirky and fun to watch.

Starting:
Come and Hug Me - I'm nearly ready to start this one. I am being drawn in by @rket593's amazing wall posts. Dang. ^^

MoonShine and Valentine - I'm also starting this. The beginning is pretty fun! Special thanks to @hades for pointing this one out!!

Hello everyone!

Still feeling the hole that My Ajusshi left. 😭 But I’m trying not to compare the new fare to that masterpiece because otherwise I will never be satisfied!

So many dramas, I haven’t had time to try them all out! Here are the ones I have managed to check out.

About Time: I love Lee Sung-kyung and I love musicals, but this one is falling a bit flat for me. Still, I’ll check out this week and see if it picks up! I think the premise has a lot of potential. The cinematography is gorgeous, too! And Lee Sung-kyung’s eyessss!!!!!

Lawless Lawyer: This is SUCH a fun romp! It isn’t trying to be realistic and I like that about it. Hopefully this will finally be a Lee Jun-ki project I like. He and Seo Ye-ji have great chemistry and I love their banter so far. She is absolutely KILLING it and after this and Rescue Me I am officially a fan!

I’m also still making my way through Flower Boy Next Door, which is very enjoyable. I loved the first episode and don’t think the rest of the episodes have the same amount of whimsy, sadly, but it’s a fun watch with some nice, quiet, poignant moments.

I still intend on checking out Come Here and Hug Me. It will happen! Any other suggestions from the currently airing shows, Beanies? Not that I have the time...

Just finished: My Husband, Oh Jak-doo. I love those characters so, so much. I agree with @teriyaki -- it delivered exactly what I wanted. I did enjoy the first half of the show more than the second (I liked watching our couple getting to know each more than the problems with the documentary), but I loved this show as a whole.

Just finished: Switch, which, I maintain, got a lot better by the end. I love the casting -- Jang Geun-suk and Jung Woong-in, in particular. But also Han Ye-ri, Kwon Hwa-hoon (Bang Bang War!), Song Won-eok (Manager Kim), and Cha Yub (Investigator Go). I do wish they had developed the characters a little more. The side characters had so much potential -- the con team and the prosecutors' sidekicks were all so fun. I would have traded some of the early more minor cons/switches for more time getting to know these guys. And also Prosecutor Baek. I didn't feel like I knew him that much at all, but by the end I wished I had. But anyway, this show was more fun than I thought it'd be and all in all, I'm glad I stuck with it.

No on to: Handsome Guy and Jung-eum. Really liking it so far -- as long as the screeching doesn't get any worse. But honestly, I'm excited for this one.

And: About Time. I just started this -- haven't even finished Ep. 1 yet, but I love it so far. I love the combination of whimsicality and dryness. So far, so good.

Pretty Noona. Started it and loved it; just waiting for it to be a on a legit site before I keep going.

Holding out for: Greasy Melo. Waiting to binge this. Trying to not peek at all your awesome insights and comments. Also holding out for Suits.

Oh, c'mon, nobody is watching Lee Jun Ki Oppa? Lawless Laywer is fun people! Episode 1 was a bit all over the place, but then it became a slick, smooth ride. It's obvious they're going for a kind of mafia, film-noir vibe with some crazy humour, if that's a thing. The actors are determined to make this work. I love it. I'm so glad I tried it, because as a rule I avoid legal dramas 💘💘

The rest of my week was a string of aborted missions: Rich Man ugh, ugh why I am I still watching (ok, for Suho); Handsome Guy spare me the screeching, I just tried it for Namgoong Min, I don't even like the premise!; Secret of Three Kingdoms Hooray for Man in the Iron Mask, oh wait, scheming concubines again, do I need this? Nine:Nine Times Travel, I got through ep. 1, but really, terminal illness? 🤔🤔🤔

Come and Hug Me is the only show in the current batch that I am emotionally invested in and savour every episode. I am happy that the show is taking its time to reveal the childhood story because like everybody else, I love every minute when Nam Da-reum is on the screen. The last drama that I love the childhood story this much was Seven Day Queen.

To balance out CaHM’s serial murdery trauma, I am still watching Moonshine and Valentine for its wishfulfilling fluffy supernatural fun. The revealations of the reincarnations have been interesting and I hope to get more epic north vs. south foxy action soon.

Also, the only thing I hate more than Rich Man, Poor Woman is myself for watching it. Why does anyone like anybody in this show, and how do I love myself more so I would stop watching it?

Missing My Ajusshi

Miss Hammurabi – I’m not particularly interested in legal dramas or k-dramas new judge craze, but I was bored and decided to give this a try, and surprisingly I enjoyed it. I like slice-of-life workplace dramas that address social issues and have a side of romance so this is right up my alley.

Come and Hug Me – The younger actors have done a great job, but I was glad to see more of their present day counterparts. Jang Ki Yong is a standout.

Greasy Melo – Still weird but not as choppy and getting more and more interesting as the random characters gain identities and start coming together.

About Time – On the fence with this one. The show looks great. I like Lee Sung Kyung but am not a fan of the male lead.

Won’t be continuing Lawless Lawyer or Handsome Guy

Hello!
Well, as for me I did try watching "Secret Mother" till episode 5. Eventually my interest to the show dwindled, so I put it on-hold. I think I will watch it after it finished airing. That's the thing with me is that my interest disappears more quickly when I watch a show weekly. I prefer watching the full package rather than just bits of it.

Now, I just finished watching "Avengers social club" and my goodness was that an endearing drama.
I have to say that after watching it, I've felt bittersweet due to personal reasons. See, my mother recently passed away and the way the main female characters loved their children, reminded me of her so much. I miss her, and I wish I could talk to her once more.

Agree with @chikachunga

My Ajusshi is hands down the best drama this year and it rose top to become my all-time fave drama ❤️. My Ajusshi is a masterpiece so it's unfair to even compare other dramas against such high standard.

Still reeling that ajusshi ended but thank god for Lawless Lawyer. I love the dynamic of this show, especially it does not take itself too seriuously which is so much fun and full of thrill. And it's refreshing to watch Lee Jun Ki not playing a serious character, in fact skewed more towards his own real life fun loving character.

Investigation couple- Still not liking both the leads. The FL is well...stupid. Sorry but even after knowing who the culprit is, you still went and met her? There are better ways, I think to collect evidence. Honestly, instead of sympathising, I felt angry. And what's all this talk about empathising with the victims? It's good in moderation, but too much and you lose your sense of judgement. She's still useful sometimes, but it's not enough. The ML is still rude. LYK is being wasted here IMO. I expected a much meatier role for him after waikiki. I'll give this show another week.
Miss Hammurabi- I liked how the FL gave a fitting reply to the sexist remark in the 1st episode, though I apologise if someone found it inappropriate. But then she's too idealistic! That helped with the closing case but she made so many mistakes before that! I hope she finds a proper balance. I can't connect with L yet. Though he's the protagonist and the narrator,it feels like he's an outsider and a third party in all this. But it has shown more of what happens before and after the proceedings on the bench, so I'm hopeful it'll be good.
Come and hug me- Are reporters really this nasty in real life or are they exaggerating? It's really annoying how much the victims as well as the perp's family members have to suffer in the aftermath, while he's still having a good time in prison.
But the flowers are beautiful, the younger versions and the leads are so pretty. Ahem, not at all a reason to watch. Nope.
the undateables- the story is predictable ,the leads are stereotypical, so many things to complain but....NGM!
Lawless lawyer- There's just the right amount of action and comedy to keep me hooked. I'm a little worried that the villains know our hero's identity, but I'm in for the ride.
Secret mother - Still so little revealed! So many confusing things. What happened that night?
Mistress - upto ep 6. Instead of answering, the show's creating more questions! But the twists and turns are amazing.
Sketch- Apart from the future predicting drawings, there's nothing really special that hasn't been done before. But it's only been one episode. We'll see.

Come and Hug Me: The surprise of the year for me. Usually the child actors out shine the adults, but both Jin Ki Joo and Jang Ki Young are knocking it out of the park. Showing emotions without words is a difficult acting skill, but they both do it admirably. The story is moving along well and although the flashbacks are a little jarring, they aren't too repetitive. This is my top show after Greasy Melo so far.

Greasy Melo- I love every bit of this drama. The three leads are fantastic and just wonderful. I have no ship, but I see where it is headed and I'm not sure I agree, on the other hand I would feel the same way if it was the other way around, so there is that. Lol

About Time- it's cute. I actually kind of like the 2nd female lead, she knows who she is and what she wants. The cast is solid and it has some beautiful heartfelt moments, so cheers.

Lawless Lawyer- I am liking the drama. I like Lee Joon Gi and Seo Ye Ji. Its not great, but watchable. Joon Gi looks a little thin though, I want him to gain some weight.

Investigative Couple- also just a solid drama, nothing to write home about. Not a superman of the male leads unnecessary yelling, but I do enjoy the female lead. Very bubbly without the usual stupidity attached to it. I've never seen any of the actors in anything so I have nonpreconceived notions.

Secret Mother- I am super Song Yoo nah fan so I'm biased towards her. The drama is solid and I like her in it. Lol

Undateables- kind of unwatchable. I adore Hwang jung eum, but she is overacting, the gags aren't that funny and they make her stupid. I hate hate when they make female characters over the top and stupid. I will Gove it a couple more episodes because I like her, but idk man.

That's all folks.

I watched one episode of Lawyer and I liked the chemistry between the main leads and how equal they feel... sadly, the main story doesn't interest me (I'm not a thriller person) and I stopped watching. Though... if it were a mix of Suits and Mystery Queen I would definitely watch Lee Junki and Seo Yeji bicker till the end 🙂

Also, I watched first episode of Time and liked it much more than I expected.

Come and Hug Me First time I got spooked by a psycho killer in a kdrama. Heo Joon Ho is in his element here. He has that face and physique of a powerful madman. This is how you write and portray villains. The leads are new but Jang Ki Yong is the best thing in current dramas. I love Nam Joo Hyuk in WFKBJ but I doubt he can pull off this role the way JKY is doing. So far, JKY has shown that he can do different characters - romantic in Go Back Spouses, comedy in The Boy Next Door, villain in My Ajusshi and now the tormented hero in this drama. Writer is new so I am holding my breath that the writing stays strong. It has been very good so far.

Miss Hammurabi Planned not to watch this when I saw L's face on the posters. I am a kpop noob but I do know he's a idol actor. He was alright in Ruler because there were worse things than his acting in that drama. He is probably decent enough for run of mill teenage romcom but as a judge? Glad that I put my misgivings aside and watch this on recommendation by beanies.

Firstly, it's quite refreshing to see judges to actual work other than delivering ridiculous verdicts or accepting money under the table. Since this was adapted from a work by a real life judge, I suppose it's more realistic than most.

I enjoyed the humor. L changed my mind completely. He can act! He's so cute in here. Not the pretty, cool boy type of cute but he's probably the first genius who doesn't irk me. I love his thoughts.

Greasy Melo I had put this on hold last week. I love the Jang Hyuk and Jung Ryeo Won. Just need to get into it. I will probably pick it up again.

Lawless Lawyer I switched off my mind about the legal stuff because this show isn't even trying. It's much easier once you adopt this mindset. I find it harder when other logic gaps come up. For eg: Why would a brilliant woman like Judge Cha associate with a known Mafia Boss so openly? Maybe she does have a reason but it's suicidal.

Maybe because this was the first show I picked up after My Ajusshi, my nerves were jarred. It is kind of a deja vu - I watched Criminal Minds after Forest of Secrets ended and suffered similar effect.

I'll watch how the story develops and decide if I should continue. My focus is on the villains. I love Lee Hye Young in Mother but I got a feeling she is going to be wasted in here. Same goes with Choi Min Soo. This writer is lucky to have good actors play his villain characters but the writing is so one dimensional. Remember Nam Goong Min as the psychopathic chaebol? Brilliantly acted but still caricatures.

My Ajusshi: Finished it, one of the best shows I've ever watched. Spent the whole last episode crying my heart out.

Come and Hug Me: I like it alot, but Admittedly I wish the pace was sped up more.

About Time: I really was not expecting anything from this at all. I don't really watch fantasy dramas, but I randomly watched it and the show was pretty funny.

Heart Signal 2: I checked it out because it reminded me of Terrace House, and I'm happy I did. My new drug really.

Greasy Melo Love is a many-splendored fusion of light and shadow, yellow noodles and brown sauce, the ridiculous and the tragic, the horse and the heiress. Buster says "Watch it".

Pretty Noona Still have the final episode to watch but I am one of the few that thinks this drama is very well written, if not a happy watch. Also, I have a mute button.

I did watch the final two episodes of My Husband last week but had forgotten until somebody mentioned it. Not a bad ending but this drama was a disappointment overall.

And that's it. I didn't pick up anything new so that gave me some time to catch up on my dramas. I watched Avengers Social Club and it was as good as everybody said it was. Highly recommend.

I was looking for a fun drama this weekend, one that wasn't necessarily the best but that people enjoyed anyway. I tried Flower Boy Ramen Shop and it was just awful. Like the worst parts of Biscuit Teacher and Boys Before Flowers mashed up in its own show. Just terrible. So I took @umbrellaman rec and started watching Moorim School . This is what I was wanting - it's kind of bad (some of the acting is just... no words) but I'm enjoying it a lot.

I'm not watching any currently-aired dramas, still rather miffed by KBS World for not broadcasting Suits.

I'm on ep 25 of Switch, which imo is an average drama. The main draw for me is of course Jang Geun-suk, but he's just okay here.

I'm starting Tunnel on tvN Asia, and is looking forward to the next episode. It's not gripping me yet, though.

iKON TV which I religiously watch every Saturday night because it's so damn entertaining ! Tonight's ep 6 is the best yet. Really I love all the episodes so far. I like how the boys consistently go without makeup on camera, zits and all, giving more credibility to the "reality" concept.

Have dropped (or on hold) Suits and greasy Melo.
I was getting tired of seeing Poong going back to his first love when she is just a crappy person and just makes him hurt. Maybe I'll go back once he starts to improve?
As for suits, I stayed for park hung sik (and the OST is great), but I'm honestly tired of law dramas, and it just didn't keep me on board.

AAAAHH so many rom coms!

Handsome Guy and Jong-Eum: straight-forward rom com. Nothing revolutionary. I find jeung-eum over acts but I'm superficial and the chase and fights are my crack so I'm on board --- for now.

Rich Man: Why am i still watching this? The lead is downright abusive. Not quite- but yes, but no.

Come and Hug Me: finally! more present scenes. While I get everyone's pain, I find it just so surreal. Like I honestly get it, but I dont think *anyone* has ever lived anything so similar so I have a hard time relating 100%. but gosh, these leads are in for some pain. And props to the villain for giving me the creeps.

About Time: only first week, but maybe the best drama airing as for now (well that I'm watching). I buy the chemistry. And LSK nailed the desperation look. It sorta has the same premise/idea as Master's Sun. I'm interested to see how they tackle the leads anxiety. Hope this gets recapped.

In all, After the masterpiece that was My Ahjussi, all these dramas combined have yet to fill my void. I think it'll be along while till I'm fully enticed again. *sigh*

Been re-watching "Tomorrow With You" back to back. I forgot how much I loved it. It's so good. So Joon and Marin are one of the best couples ever.

Did “Suits” all but fall off the face of everyone’s radar (well, except for @kafiyah-bello ) ????? Oh no 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

I’m bound to return to #Suits one day (maybe when my mind and heart aren’t so scattered with real life, and when all the episodes are out), and I have yet to watch episodes 16 of #APAD because I REFUSE TO LET THIS ONE GO OMG 💔💔💔💔💔 And real life is kind of being a bum right now and I can’t really concentrate on anything else, but being the drama addict that I (RE: ALL OF US) am, I still need something to watch to take my mind off things if just for a moment, so I’m currently watching C-Drama “Here To Heart” and I’m all caught up for the uncut version (WHY DOES CHINA BROADCASTING HAVE TO COMPLICATE THINGS BY PUSHING OUT 2 VERSIONS OF ALL THEIR DRAMAS!!??!? ..... I actually know the answer to that, even though it does nothing to mitigate my frustrations lol, so don’t answer that) 😂

Greasy Melo and Suits are on top of my list this week. I tried others too, but end up reading webtoons instead.

Greasy Melo
The relationship between these three (and the people around them) starts to have more clarity. Highlight of this week (for me, at least) is when that arrogant boxer hotel boss got beat up in his own car inside a carwash by a gangster who is even ten times more polite than a pretty boy who works in a kitchen. The irony!
Love this drama to bits! And I wish we have this show 4 hours a week rather than 2.

Suits
Our beautiful duo in suits, how I love thee! It takes a mountain of courage to do what Kang Seok is trying to do this week: making right the wrong. Btw, I wonder what Kang seok and his secretary do inside his chamber just before trial. So excited about next week!

I'm still catching up with My Ahjusshi because I'm the slowest drama watcher ever 🐢 Between this and Mother tvn has really spoiled us with amazing dramas.

Also started About Time and Lawless Lawyer. There are things I like about both, but I'm not hooked yet.

There are so many new ones I am not sure where to start. I know I can't watch them all at the moment. Plus, I have high hopes for What's Wrong with Secretary Kim which will be starting soon.

I do want to check out Lawless Lawyer this weekend.

Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms: On ep 11. Finally coming to interaction between the 2 leads. I know some do not like the blond god and red Fox's story, but think it is starting off cute.

Moonshine and Valentine: partway through ep 10. In a weird way reminds me of watching Evergreen. Just that it's ok and yet I can't stop watching to see what's next. I'm not sure I understand the lore completely and it just took a surprisingly dark turn. In the flashback to heal his sight did his dad feed him her liver??

School 2017: just watched ep 1. It's cute. Might be a nice long weekend mini binge.

I also still have the first eps of Behind Your Smile and Dear Sister ready to try.

Mistress Love Love LOVE this! OCN usually has this incredible knack for suspense and mystery but I'm not always so eagerly on board. With Mistress, however, I am braving the rawness of the videos and fulfilling my crack allowance, then going on to read @veee 's recaps after which, I watched the subbed ep later on in the week. If that doesn't indicate how invested I am in Mistress, I don't know what will. The revelations are gripping, character backstories riveting and the haunting tone is perfection. Han Ga In seems like the weakest link so far in terms of emoting but her arc has me literally on the edge of my seat, antsy to know more! 💖

Ms Hammurabi I didn't go in with high expectations, but the first 2 eps clearly delivered. It's got this great slice-of-life humanistic touch towards the legal systems and I'm enjoying the ride (more so for the lack of angst so far). L and Go Ara are doing way better than expected and the 2nd ep managed to make me tear up. The drama is choosing to deal with so many relevant issues like harassment, single mother, mental disabilities, stigma etc and it's got this very homely feel to it. Now only if I'm able to channel Go Ara's payback towards annoying guys in the subway in real life. She does the "manspread" very well! It's so far a heartwarming legal drama. ✨

Lawless Lawyer It's such a crack drama with its over-the-top stunts but I'm loving it so far because there's such intense chemistry. I'm hyped up at every moment but that extended backstory scene made me wary. It was such a huge chunk of his past, all presented whilst gazing out of a window. 🙌

Lingerie Girls Generation 1979 The soundtrack is heavenly and adds to the sentimental, cozy ambiance of the drama. It's such a gloriously heartwarming drama that it's easy to root for the characters, who are going through political and social changes, and they're complicated love lives (Seriously, I had to draw a chart). 😻

Finished: Live Up To Your Name Stunning, incredible, brilliant. There's so much mutual respect, love, communication, understanding and compassion in this drama even when they're both worlds apart (literally). The character development was impressive and the medical aspect added to how cosmic their viewpoints towards equality, life and privilege were. 👏 Verdict: 2017 Gem!

Suits On hold, because my plate is full of legal dramas and whilst the sleekness is 🔥, GS is eyeroll worthy because of his lack of charisma and talent. Why is he even around? He doesn't work on any cases and is so petty.

I'm not watching anything right now. (And I guess that's good because I have a bunch of exams very soon.) However, I would like to start a new drama and About Time seems interesting. I see that the reviews are about half positive half negative so I'm not sure if I should start it...

Man... I shouldn't have watch clips of Xiumin in It's Dangerous Outside the Blanket in the first place.. Coz I am now doomed!!

I watch Rich Man and couldn't stop watching it!! I feel the misery waiting for wednesday and thursday for new episodes!! 😭😭😭
To add the craziness... I am also binge watching 'Exo Next Door' and liking it.. Never in my life I would think that Chanyeol is so handsome. Oh.. And Moon Ga Yeung was adorable here..

I blamed Xiumin and his forever young cute face-boyish look for my doomed fate. I might enter the fandom soon.. Yikess... 😱😱

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I am not watching anything. After my Ajusshi ended my life seems empty😖.
I am still dreaming about this story in my mind... like day dreaming, you know???😉
And I feel I don't want to watch anything so that I don't ruin the memory of listening to LSK's voice in my head.

I wish I could know korean, so that I imagine him saying way more things.

But yeah, that was my week... fantasizing how these people are going to be happy like they promised they would be.

Lawless Lawyer: It's got action + great chemistry between the leads + and Lee Joon Gi in a role that I actually enjoy (for reference, the last thing I liked him in was Arang and The Magistrate). Consider me sold. It's enjoyable so far but I fear it won't be as enjoyable once we get into the meat of the revenge plot. Until then however, I am content to watch LJG look handsome in suits, engage in some action, be charming, shoot heart eyes at Ha Jae Yi, brood into the distance, cry in the rain..., you know, the normal stuff a gangster turned lawyer would do once he decides to seek revenge.

P.S - I'm a Seo Ye Ji fan. She was so restrained and muted in Save Me. The definition of silk hiding steel. In Lawless Lawyer, I love how she's beauty and grace, and she'll kick you in the face. And even better, she's more than a match for LJG's charm offensive. You go girl! <3

Secret Mother: I'm enjoying the atmosphere of gloom and deceit but dang it, this drama better answer all the questions it raises. Otherwise there will be words. Yoon Jin makes my heart clench. It's clear she's just going through the motions on autopilot and there's no one for her to fall back on. Not even her husband, who seems all very nice (but whom I just don't trust). Poor bb Min Joon might be suffering the most though and I sincerely hope that Eun Young is the one to help them, bring them closer and they can do the same for her.

And oh yes, I'm not averse to Jung Wan literally showing up everywhere Yoon Jin is and kind of saving the day or saying cryptic things. And I really won't be complaining if we get a hint of a ust-filled, romantic storyline between them. I mean, things can't get more dramatic than protecting someone in the pouring rain, making promises and then having that person collapse in your arms.

Come and Hug Me : I'm already watching two airing dramas which is a lot for me because I'm the kind of drama sloth who can only watch one airing drama at a time, but dang it, I can feel the siren call of this one. I mean, who can resist angsty pining and Jang Yi Kong shooting longing heart eyes at Jin Ki Joo? I for certain cannot and will be watching over the weekend.

Lawless Lawyer: It's a lot of fun and my kind of lawyer drama in that they are not actually in a courtroom that often. This PD does action so well. Also, the Sartori (sp?) accent adds flavor to the drama.

My Mister: I could nitpick a thing or two but when a drama gets 98.525% right, I'll just say: Well done, drama. Well done.

About Time: I'll give it a go. First two episodes were fine.

A Poem A Day: This did the romance better and Let's Drink did the ensemble characters better. Hey, writer, let's nix the overused love triangle next time.

C-dramas:

Siege in Fog: I ended up skipping through the last half of this 50ish episode drama so you wouldn't have to. There was probably a good 24 or so episode show but oh well. Waste of some solid chemistry.

Here to Heart: I'm currently skipping through 46 episodes of filler so you don't have to. Probably a good 20 episode drama here but oh well. Waste of seriously good chemistry but I'm finishing it for those leads. The lead actor should get a glasses CF immediately; he looks great in multiple styles.

Moonlight & Valentine or Love Knot: Hey, this one is 24 episodes and actually is getting better as time goes on and doesn't so far (12 episodes in) to be too much filler. Also solid chemistry. Crossing fingers.

I am jumping into The Good Witch (skip the mom-in-law/daughter-in-law stuff) when I'm in the mood. Also, My Husband OJD (skip the mom & son stuff). Both work for me as filler dramas when I'm in the mood.

T-drama wise I had started something about 1006 where the two meet in different times. Is anyone following this? I put it on hold and am interested in if it is holding up because I was interested in the concept. Love paranormal type stuff.

Will probably jump into Sketch in the next week for my love of Rain...and again with the paranormal. I would say my cup runneth over but they (paranormal k-dramas) often don't turn out well.

Secret Mother:

Overall it's an interesting drama with solid acting (so many good veteran actresses!). Song Yoon-Ah plays her character well, but I'm a little disappointed with her character so far, I think that's a writing problem here. Not enough layers, I guess she's just asked to play the worried mother going crazy, that's the disappointing part.
I'm liking the Song Yoon Ah-Song Jae Rim pairing lol. The chemistry is here, I mean, during their first meeting, they made it look like they had some kind of scandalous past together whereas they literally had nothing lol. Sadly it will be The K2 all over again. RIP my shipping heart.

Greasy Melo: Pretty sure this drama is magical. It should have felt disjointed, but somehow it ended up being messy in the best and most interesting way possible. And the conversation! Have I said how in love I am with all the bizarrely made sense conversations?

My Husband Oh Jak-doo: I started this drama for adorable Seung-joo and Jak-doo and the trio grandmas, but eventually stayed because of Eric. For a drama with strong old school vibe, it has a very interesting second lead male with a complete, believable, and satisfying character growth. And Jung Sang-hoon played him perfectly.