Twelve Nights - a joy to watch, thanks to everyone who mentioned it in last week's WWW post. There's just something magical and mesmerising about this drama, the way the two leads meet time and time again. I love how it's being filmed too, the camera angles and the direction. Reminds me a lot of just between lovers.

I don't understand Eric though? Surely his behaviour is what you should be going to the police for- a restraining order?
Also the busan kids & Yoon Chan have stolen my heart.
1 episode a week might just kill me😩😭

Terius behind me - can we get Kim bom in more costumes please???Will be catching up on the last episode next week hopefully.

Still behind on The Beauty Inside and The Players.

I just finished 100 days husband . Unpopular opinion - I actually liked the ending. It was obvious that Moo-Yeon would die, I am just glad that the princess and her baby survived, because it would be too dark to kill a pregnant woman. It might have been better if Minister Kim had suffered more, but life really never turns out they we plan or want to. I don't like noble idiocy and Hong Shim did kind of annoy me a little bit at the end of the last episode, but I low-key can understand why she ran away. There was a lot of things to take in and it's not that easy to see past through it. Overall the ending for every character felt natural and nice. I liked the way that they lingered on everyone, since I did get interested in the side characters. I did not miss Hong Shim entering the palace as Yul's wife, since it was never about her being or not being a Queen. That was never an issue or even discussed, so it is unimportant.
Maybe I am just ultra biased on this drama, because I like Kyung Soo too much. :D
Currently I am watching My Secret Terrius . I love the spy vs comedy genre so much, it just ticks all my buttons. Plus So Ji Sub is just great at all the times. :D The only thing that felt disconnected was the death, because knowing how many episodes are there to go, the mourning feelings didn't get to me, since I knew that he was alive and it was annoying to have half of an episode everyone thinking he was dead. And when he reappeared it was quite anti-climatic.
But the Joon-Joon is the best part of these series, they make up for every plot mistake. :D

I plan to start the The Smile Has Left Your Eyes , but I am prepared that it will be very dark and I will need to find a bubbly drama to balance it out. :D

@mary
Fox Bride Star: "Gah! It’s so fluffyyy! If I die from the cute, I’m gonna come back and start possessing people. My victims will turn into squeeing souls obsessed with puppies, kitties, and other cute things that resemble Lee Soo-yeon and Han Yeo-reum. You’ll have to exorcise me by chasing me around with a matchmaking vacuum robot. (Or a hot priest. I’m not a picky ghost.)"

I can live with that ;)

I've recently picked up:
1) Terius Behind Me (The first 4 episodes weren't the best but now I just find it so adorable and love Bon's relationship with the kids and Aerin. However, the NIS scenes still kind of annoy me and suspension of disbelief is essential to watching this show)
2) Where Stars Land (I purposely avoided watching the show because of people's complaints about the annoying female lead. Saw the confession scene and started watching from episode 7/8 ish and am enjoying it so far)
3) Beauty Inside (I love the way the show utilizes the concept to bring in these amazing cameo actors)

Finally finished the last 2 episodes of Devilish Joy earlier today. Episode 15 made me tear up and although the ending was a happy one, it didn’t feel too satisfying.

Playing catch up now with Terius Behind Me and I’m halfway through episode 15/16. I can’t get enoutgh of Bon and the twins! I also like Jung In Sun as Ae Rin so much better than her character in Welcome to Waikiki. She may have been a housewife these past few years but she is smart and can piece things together quickly.

My two dramas are Twelve Nights and My Golden Life.

Yup!

The Smile Has Left Your Eyes: Love this show, somehow started watching it despite melodramas not being my thing, and I'm glad I did because it's such a great show. Generally great acting all across the board, although I do agree with most k-netizens that one character was mis-cast.

Heart Surgeons: Enjoying this, I started watching this with zero expectations, but I like how the story is turning out. Going through the journey with the characters is both heartwarming and heartbreaking because we see what happens at the start of ep 1. I'm just bracing for the impact because I want to know what happens!

The Beauty Inside & The Third Charm: I started these two shows because I needed some rom-com lightheartedness in my life... but it's dived right into melo territory recently, so hmm.

Now watching *Terius Behind Me* and *The Third Charm*
Honestly, this is my first time watching So Ji Sub in a drama (I'm new). I didn't wanna watch TTC, but the past 2 episodes have been awesome for me. But urgh the WAIT! Good thing I have recaps to tag along with me!

This week I didn't watch any ongoing dramas because I am too broke to pay my mobile data fees and there are many dramas that I already downloaded yet watched.

BLOOD: In Ep 17 and I found it frustrating that Ahn Jaehyun and Goo Hyesun chemistry starts fading as times goes by (turns out that they play it in reverse to hide their relationship, though I don't understand why they do that) to the point that Jung Haein and Jung Hyesung have better chemistry even though I cringe sometimes.

HWAYUGI: Marathon this until the end (it took me only 5 days) and despite how brilliant is the setup, the writer really mess the last 2 episodes. Heck I even hate how they write Jin Sunmi until the end. She is not that despicable but the drama supposed to tell about her journey, yet they only make her as the catalyst. Hwayugi should have preproduced since October 2017 and air it this December and it will be a lot better. Shame on you Hong Sisters

PING PONG BALL : luckily its only 2 episodes because I starts yawning just in first 5 minutes. But the conversations between Kim Deukhwan and Kim Youngjoon is so poignant

This week was all about The Guest for me and my teddy bear. We survived.

PakalanaPikake's Picks, 11/04/18
Part 1 of 2

Completed:

100 DAYS MY PRINCE
Anticipating @lollypip's final recap and summation. Til then, my lips are sealed. I'm going to miss the memorable characters, but console myself with the news that Goo-dol is morphing from a Joseon bumpkin into a forensic geek(?) on GOD'S QUIZ: REBOOT. ;-)

GUEST
Show continued to deliver twists up to the end. Looking forward to discussing the final week's recaps by @odilettante, who has gamely soldiered on in the face of supernatural mayhem. ;-)

Added / Test drove:

ON YOUR WEDDING DAY (film)
http://www.dramabeans.com/2018/11/team-dramabeans-what-were-watching-128/#comment-3335217
@mary: Song Jae-rim plays quarterback. Hunkily. ;-)

FLUTTERING ALERT
I watched the first episode just to see what gives. This is more entertaining than I thought it would be. It's great to see uri Eun-chan of COFFEE PRINCE back on the small screen again. The potential downside: scheming chaebol parents.

Planning to Add:

MAMA FAIRY AND THE WOODCUTTER / TALE OF GYERYONG FAIRY
Replaces 100 DAYS MY PRINCE on Mon.-Tues. starting 11/05/18. Need more sageuk in my life.

QUIZ FROM GOD: REBOOT
Replaces THE GUEST on 11/07/18. Need more Ryu Deok-hwan in my life. Park Jun-myun (SAIMDANG, LIGHT'S DIARY) returns. Tickled to see Kim Jae-won and Kim Ki-doo among the cast.

CLEAN WITH PASSION FOR NOW
Replaces THE BEAUTY INSIDE on Mon.-Tues. starting 11/26/18. Need more Yoon Kyun-sang in my life. Bonus for @mary: Song Jae-rim. ;-)

- Continued -

late this week!

Ghost Detective: Omg, the ending shot is another car PPL. So one final, brief heart-to-heart talk fixed Sunwoo Hye even though it looked like she seemed intent on continuing to wreak havoc? *eyeroll* Okay, show. Yikes, the first half had such great potential. It seems like the drama is better when Da Il is considered dead. I love the Scooby Gang (minus interlopers Reporter Dude and Lawyer Lady). I'm glad we got to spend the very last episode seeing them just go about their lives, smiling, and being good friends to each other. I feel like this whole drama is some sort of prequel since it is only in the last 10 minutes that they're making ghost detective-ing an actual thing. They really should have inserted side cases through the series since there wasn't enough material for the Sunwoo Hye case.

Guest: I had the feeling there was another twist and Father Yang wasn't Park Il Do, and I was right! The last half hour was beautiful and stirring (omg, that underwater scene), though the 1.5 hours preceding it was draggy, especially with the weird detour into zombie territory. I still don't quite understand what happened, but I'm so glad we were able to see the three reunited at the end.

Sunny Again Tomorrow: I feel like the point of a daily drama is really waiting for the satisfaction of having the protagnist finally expose the antagonists in front of a crowd of people. As typical of the daily drama genre: writer has people do terrible things and act like monsters for like 90 episodes straight and then have them find redemption in 1 episode.

matrimonial chaos....pls can we talk abt the lgbt storyline and how it's all tying together. im honestly impressed and excited. next to misogyny/sexual violence this is one thing that kdramas who address issues majorly drop the balls on or decide not to touch...so....

Im currently obsessed with where the stars land.... I really don’t know why... well probably the incredible chemistry between Lee Je Hoon and Chae Soo Bin (After INAR I thought she coud never have the same level of chemistry with another actor) WOW this two are making may heart burst with love!!!!