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I'm excited but at the same worried to see Kim Jae Wook as the male lead in a rom-com. I want him to have and give us comedy gold and not be a jerk. Please!

- Currently watching -

All is Well: First 3 episodes are now subbed on CN Drama YouTube channel :D I'm liking it! As a fellow woman I can understand the sister's wish to pursue high education to obtain a good job, just like her detachement to her parents. Dad is slowly frustrating me in the flashbacks! And the brother who only asks for money... I want to tell him to take responsability for himself.

The Banker: Bo Gul is finally working in Seoul. Penniless but stil as energetic as usual (That photo of him trying to prevent Auditor No's picture to be taken LOL). I thought we would see more of the Vice-President but it looks President Kang is strong. Well, he's been up there for three "mandats". Auditor No should take Vice-President's warning seriously.

Beautiful World: ep 1. This is my most anticipated drama ! So the first episode just grabs you as it starts with the young Seon Ho's fall. I was even surprised to see other characters' reactions this early! Let me guess: Joon Seok bullied Dong Hee ("Ghost") or at least messed with her at one point and Seon Ho intervened in front of the class. Like in the story he told the policeman. He wanted revenge and "suggested" their friends to prank him and it turned out bad. Since all of them have (or had) a video footage - included Seon Ho - Joon Seok could've put pressure on Seon Ho or something. Of course, he was careful enough to not appear on the video.

Confession: The recent episodes made me like Yu Ri more as she was collecting informations for the cases, talking about her dad and being a good support for Lawyer Choi. The actor playing Jong Gu is terrific when he changes facial expressions. Supposing Madame Jin's son worked in the law field (because of law books at her place), did he work on Lawyer Choi's dad case? Maybe she wanted to approach

Emily's 5 Things: ep 10. So the story has shifted on other characters like the girl announcer and her abusive husband and the younger brother's lover. I don't mind it since I never expected somthing big to happen. I find it funny to hear a character in a non-korean drama calling someone else Oppa (it was briefly mentionned in the Taiwanese drama Marry Me Or Not too). It's the effect of Kdramas xD Jingmin oppa sounds good tho LOL

He is Psychometric: The masked man observing Jae In freaks me because I feel like he's going to take action very soon. About Jae In and Hyung's relationship, what if they were connected in some other way? It seems too easy for me to explain it with "she was the only to make me smile". But then again, it's a drama.

Kill It: Did kids in the orphanage undergo experiments or any physical abuse? I just find that weird.

Manpuku: ep 82. It was expected of Tachibana to help the...

Kill It: 7/10 Interesting / confusing / inconsistent / absurd. Has cats!

Haechi: 6/10 I can't keep track of all the officials and their shifting loyaties. But at least there's one show with zero vacuum PPL.

My Fellow Citizens: 8.5/10 One of the things they're doing right is bringing in favorites from other shows. "You kill people but you can't make an illegal u-turn?" Kudo Hina is back!! For dessert we get someone from a favorite couple in Touch Your Heart.

Confession: 7/10 Getting better in a traditional mystery/conspiracy kind of way. Too bad I'm not in the mood for that.

Waikiki 2: 5/10 Why is it so much less funny the 2nd time around? Or did I just answer my own question?

The Banker: 4/10 I prefer my bank robberies the old-fashioned way.

Psychometric Guy: 7/10

Legal High: 8/10

Beautiful World: First 15 minutes were really sad. I don't want sad now. Bye.

Ma Boy (2012): 6.5/10 This was mentioned in comments under the article about Kim So-hyun in an upcoming show about a guy who dresses as a girl, so I had to tune in to the ORIGINAL KSH + cross-dressing-guy show. She had three mean girls bullying her as practice for School 2015 and was called "Geu-rim" as warm-up for Radio Romance. Note: Javabeans' recap was better than the show.

Myung Wol the Spy / Spy MyeongWol (2011): 8/10 Seeing Han Ye-Seul in Big Issue made me want to rewatch the other show I've seen her in. It was one of my first kdramas, so I didn't have much to compare it to, but it holds up pretty well even at low-def 360p despite a goofy premise. Ending was lame, so I don't plan to rewatch the whole thing.

Legal High - I sometimes got overwhelmed with all the twists and character connections and who was who (and working for who)... and what really happened... but I generally liked it and (not having seen the original) I quite enjoyed the comedy... that staged trial orchestrated by Taerim and Jaein between their butler and informant was one of the highlights for me 😂😂
I also liked Jin Goo and Seo Eun Soo here... and my bias Eric from My Husband Oh Jak Doo - Jung Sang Hoon.

FF through Pretty Daughter and may drop it soon... and replace Daughters either with Sons (Sol Pharmacy) or Brothers (Ojakgyo) 😁

Current on Psychometric. Still love it.

Watching only one drama. psychometric Guy! Totally enjoying it. Love the female leads. Smart, capable and independent.
And LeeAn is just so adorably dumb and I love his expressions. Totally Gif worthy!
Am invested in the plot/mystery and all the 4 main characters.
Am not sure the main villain is rightly cast. I didn’t feel it. Hopefully I am wrong.

Kill It: Hoho... it continued to be entertaining. Here is a list of things I especially like from this week eps.

1. Thank God those Russian mafias aren't our big bad. Because I can only tolerate so much of awkward acting. I don't even mind if the villains were cartoonishly bad (which, so far, isn't the case) as long as I can still enjoy the acting.
2. I'm such a sucker for unconventional family. And this drama is doing a good job with lonely Soo-hyun, Hyun-jin, Seul-gi, and their respective pets. Can we get more of these unusual bonding time? Please and thank you.
3. I don't care how cliché it was for Hyun-jin to be the one re-introducing Soo-hyun to the comfort of human interaction while also being the one who got closer to our vet's secret identity. I'm definitely enjoying their heated hide-and-seek game, especially since Soo-hyun's reawakaned conscience seemed to bother him a bit these days.
4. I can't wait to see how this orphanage is going to be connected to all these characters and also the human experiment that Hyun-jin's dad involved with.

Haechi: I haven't even finished celebrating our good guys' triumph this week when another (and more dire) problem arose. Our crown prince needs all the luck he has to get away unscathed from this potentially damning situation.

My Fellow Citizens: This is another drama that I didn't plan to watch, but ended up watching anyway. The lure of writer Han Jung-hoon who has written some of my favorite dramas and Lee Yoo-young being both badass and lovely are too hard to ignore. So far, I'm enjoying the hilarious and interesting setup. Let's see if they could sustain it for the next 7 weeks.

Beautiful World: A heart-breakingly beautiful first eps that hit too close to home, yet completely hooked me.

I’m only watching HAECHI at the moment. I didn’t think I would enjoy it but man ohhhhh man, was I wrong. The only thing I’m not fond of is how the budding romance between the Crown Prince and Yeo-ji is written. I’m ok with him pining after her bc of the differences in their social status but Yeo-ji can’t be that naive when it comes to romantic desires.

I suggest change of the title for this week WWW to What Was Mary Watching 😆
(Just hope all the staff is fine, no flu or other disaters.)

I watched Iron Ladies and really liked Aviis Zhong, so I went straight to her next drama Emily's 5 Things and it's adorable. Well, it's adorable after a couple of dodgy moments early on. Aviis Zhong is a great actress, as Ai Mi li is as far from her Iron Ladies character as she could possibly be.

Anyway, I'm on ep 10. I like Friends to Lovers dramas anyway, but here it's even better because (once the nasty bf is out of the picture) almost everybody in this drama is a really decent human being.

Who needs nasty jerks or evil second female leads? Add to that a discussion around consent and some very amusing high-school memory moments, and I'm hooked. It could of course get really boring in the next 5 episodes but I hope not. Right now, I would be perfectly happy for her to end up with either guy and that doesn't happen very often.

It's the perfect balance with my watch of Possessed. I'm on ep 2 and am enjoying it so far.

Confession
First things first: the person in charge of the sound effects is doing a hell of a fine job! This week’s minor detour in the nurse case showed a same yet different manipulation of the court: the culprit hid the truth but did so with less sinister intentions. Unexpectedly, the character that I have the most sentiment towards is not any of the leads but rather the hapless prosecutor Hyun Joon: he’s not entrenched too far into the depths of corruption yet and Do Hyun has left him critically thinking at times. Is it too far to hope that he will have a development arc from an antagonist to a fellow ally?

That Psychometric Guy
It’s seems a little clumsy to add in the corrupt head cop arc at this stage, but it sure does maximise the dramatic irony where Ji Soo feels nervous seeing the main leads interact while we as the audience feel double the awkwardness since her father is clearly not as innocent as she believed. I feel that the show is now breaking into two parts with the sweet romance being used to hold the audience while the mystery is developed at a snail’s pace: this is a tactic that we have all seen before and it does not work as it makes the developments predictably cliche when the entire truth is revealed.

Kill It
The story is nothing short of predictable with a shared childhood background between the leads, as well as a shared trauma from the same source of powerful & rich evil conglomerate businessman. However, I do find myself enthralled in particular thanks to Seul Gi whose relationship with Soo Hyun (who looks very spectacular :P) is developing in a new direction with the appearance of our female lead: she is starting to find the companionship she fears she might lose if she rats him out and with it some hope that they can all leave their dreadful past behind. But this is a drama after all …

Hyena: another side of Shin Sung Rok. And it has So Yi Hyun ☺. I stayed for them, and fast forwarded through others 😅.

The Banker: Mr Noh and his young squad has my ❤. Fighting! And don't be corrupt please young ones.

Beautiful World: beautiful camerawork and editing, beautiful song, good acting, heartwrenching when it comes the bullied boy's family, aggravating when it comes to the bully's family.

Fiery Priest: Just started watching after seeing the ratings peaked at 23% 🤣. Kim Nam Gil's temper is a sight to behold. Hahaha

My Fellow Citizens: It's fun, Siwon and Lee Yoo Young have good chemisty. I haven't been bored as of the first 2 episodes. However there is a certain je ne sais quoi missing and I just can't put my finger on it, hopefully it resolves itself before I figure it out.

That Psychometric Guy: I'm with @mary, the fact that he is so sweetly dumb is adorable. Also the severe hinting they did for Hyung's condition was hilarious. They even had An randomly say the name. Alexithymia. Obviously they will dramify it, but here is a link if you want to read up on the actual disorder. It's pretty interesting, https://www.huffpost.com/entry/alexithymia-does-my-partn_n_8130914

Doctor Prisoner: I'll be honest, it was kind of a regular drama to me up until this last episode. It has picked up and I am enjoying it. Also I would like to point out Kim Seok Woo seems to be more of a sociopath than a psychopath. Sociopaths are emotional, while psychopaths are more clinical and so show less emotion.

Big Issue: Still loving Han Ye Soul. I think she is FABULOUS. Her character seems to be falling for Han Seok Joo, which should be interesting. Another thing, this is the second drama of Joo Jin Mo that I have seen, where he has been prevented from raising his child, I wonder why?

Kill It: This drama continues to be ridiculous. I continue to love it. I also want to add I like that he is staying a killer and there is no weird thing where he suddenly stops killing people because he found love. Hopefully they do a good job of showing his growth without him doing a complete 180.

Confession: I love it.

He is Psychometric: I'm surprised by how much I like this drama. I'm interested in the mystery. I like Lee Ahn and Yoon Jae In, both individually and as a couple. I like the detective. I'm interested in hyung's backstory.

My Fellow Citizens: I didn't realize Lee Yoo Young was in this. I really like her. I also really like Kim Min Jung. I don't like Siwon's acting, but I enjoyed the first week in spite of all of his faces.

Fiery Priest: I didn't realize this drama is 40 episodes. I thought it was ending this week. I put it on hold for a while because I found it slow and repetitive, but things finally started moving and the last couple of weeks have been a lot of fun.

I'm uh, in a bad bad slump and didn't watch a single kdrama all week. Looking forward Hoping I'll check out that new Kim Jae Wook drama next week. please be good, please be good, but as my resolution this year is to have no expectations, I'll hold off on any anticipation.

I did watch the first 8 episodes of Zindagi Galzar Hai on the recommendation of @festerfaster during the Dramas Over Flowers podcast. This is good. Really good. And not just because Fawad Khan is dreamy looking, but because the characters are complex, the romance is so far a very slow burning one, the social commentary is obvious but not wielded with a sledgehammer, and the Austenesqueness of it all is just my thing. Check it out.

Also not a kdrama, but it's kdrama adjacent, I watched the entire third season of Kim's Convenience as soon as it hit Netflix. Yes, I had real life responsibilities to take care of, but grumpy Mr. Kim and I are basically the same people so I couldn't look away. The group couple's therapy session was particularly funny, and I'm glad the writers didn't make Kimchee a complete failure in his new position as Assistant Manager.

All Is Well Right up there, after Nirvana In Fire. If I were to have different categories according to genre then I will say Best Family Drama I've ever seen.

Marathoned 46 episodes in two weeks. The show is excellent at depicting the issues faced by a Chinese family. If you aren't Chinese, you might find some aspects foreign - like the expectation of living with parents after marriage. However, not all are unique only to the Chinese. After all, different cultures might express filial piety differently but every child loves and wishes well for their parents, right?

The story centers on the Su family whose matriarch passed away suddenly in the middle of an intense mahjong session(ha!). Hen-pecked Father Su starts to act up and makes life difficult for his two sons and only daughter. The protagonist here is youngest daughter Ming Yu, the one who received the least love(gender bias) and resources from her parents. Yet, through sure grit and smarts, she becomes the most successful among the siblings.

If I want strong, intelligent female characters with a personality that doesn't disappear after she finds love, I will most likely find it in a C drama than K one. This drama has very good female characters. Many times, the ladies(daughter and daughters-in-laws) solve the problems so much better than the men. Actually the men just create or add to problems!

The characters are so well written, everyone has faults and redeeming qualities to varying degrees with the exception of one particular character but she's a minor irritant with brief appearance.

I've not watched a modern Chinese drama in a long time so I am pretty taken with the sleek cinematography and aesthetically pleasing sets. Even the styling is well thought through.

Naturally, it's a tough act to follow. Just finished 1st episode of Confession. It's okay but I was constantly distracted by a new facebook group I've just joined - Sourdough Baking. I never knew watching a piece of dough do an awesome oven spring can be so mesmerizing.

I'm watching Psychometric Guy now and I really enjoy it!

Splash Splash Love

It's a sweet love story which is something I was in the mood for. I liked how short it was, it only has 2 episodes which is exactly what I needed because I've been in a slump for a month or so, maybe a little over a month. Anyways, I love how the heroine isn't a cutboard character which somehow causes every characters to fall in love with her *coughs*Like Moon Lovers*coughs*. I also enjoyed that there's only one love interest for the heroine, it was a nice change of pace compared to other kdrama which revolves around love triangles which can get old fast if you see it over and over in different kdramas.

Marriage Contract: ❤️❤️❤️

Coffee Friends: ❤️❤️❤️

I feel like I've tried to watch other things this week, but they clearly weren't important enough to be remembered?

"Leave the thinking to us" in last week's Psychometric guy is enough to make me want him to be dumb forever

He is psychometric- I'm having loads of fun watching this. The mystery and the sweet moments are balanced nicely. The interactions between Jae in's aunt and her sunbae is really funny (though it's a bit gross😅).

waikiki 2- I'm enjoying this season as well. The physical gags are toned down and the romance between woo shik and soo hyun is developing nicely.

kill it- it's kind of ridiculous. Especially after reading others comments, there are a lot of problems with it. But it a good distraction I guess.

possessed- I've watched 5 episodes and it's really good. The horror and comedy are equally good and it doesn't feel like I'm watching 2 different dramas. And the romance is too sweet😊.

I picked up a celebrity on the street - this is what happens when you lack dramas to watch, you watch stupid things. It took 6 eps for me to finally drop this thing cuz I’m watching other things now. Kim Ga Eun, please pick a smarter drama next time - the kind that makes me proud we are of same species 🤦‍♀️

Wednesday 3:30pm - very cute. Childhood bestfriends turn lovers, but I kinda lost my interest when she got back with her ex and it took her sometime to realize she didn’t need him back after all. I just felt so bad for the male bff, that’s all.

He is Psychometric - ☺️ So glad I picked this up again. This drama is amazing. Ji Soo, I love you, girl and your little squeee moments whenever Sung Mo does something unexpectedly and keeps your hopes up. And no I don’t really believe he sees your competition for his feelings as any more than a dongsaeng - she was after all the first person who made him smile (the kind of reaction that he used to only read in books), so he’s very fond of her and the fact that he has indirect cause to why her beloved father is in jail right now........... But anyways, I do think you have a special place in him too, he just doesn’t know how to express it completely because of what he is and his illness. But don’t lose your hope, I love watching you slowly change him too.

My Fellow Citizens - love it! And I’m in it for the badass female antagonist too. Can’t wait to see how these strong ladies rock the world of this conman.

aww mary <3 oppa will be appearing more and more! and i'm so distracted by his guyliner every time kekeke

I am glad I can relax a bit now that episode one of BEAUTIFUL WORLD is available on Viki. Now we wait for the subbers to go to work and I don’t have to worry about terms like “Restricted Access”.

HAECHI is terrific with all the cast giving wonderful performances especially Jung Il-woo and Lee Geung-young. This past week’s episodes may have been the best.

I’m actually not watching ANY live airing dramas *shock gasp*. I just finished TYH and it was much better as a binge drama than love watching. The plots were ridiculous by the end.

I picked up Drinking Solo this week, since it’s come highly recommended. I tried when it was live airing and just gave up. This time around, I don’t know if I will make it through. Absolutely EVERY side character is terrible. I adore the college students. (Key 🥰) I’m trying to watch so I can see Key but I don’t know if I will make it. Is there a college student cut?

Go Back Couple (Ep.9): I'm glad I pressed on with this buddy watch with my mum, because we both love it! It's delightful to watch a show that knows just the story it wants to tell. I'm enjoying Ban-do's growth the most, as he peels back layers of hurtful habits and finds his way back to thoughtful gestures that express his love for Jin-joo.

The Light in Your Eyes (Ep.6): For some reason, I'm not moving along as quickly as I thought I would. Maybe it's because the themes explored (especially ageing and ageism) make it a bit difficult to watch. But I'm so glad to see that this show got numerous nominations for the Baeksang Arts Awards!

Got sucked into watching Nice to Meet You while waiting for locked dramas to be unlocked on VIKI. Love all the sparkly jewelry and Zheng Ming is a cutie. Not happy with his character but being the hopeless romantic I hope it has a happy ending.

Doctor Prisoner reminds me of Punch. So many going ons at a breakneck pace make me dizzy and losing interest. Many people would say "gripping", but not me.

Confession hits at the right note with me, though. Junho fighting ! I wish he would have more scenes with Yoo Jae-myung.

Currently watching

The Fiery Priest
That Psychometric Guy
My Fellow Citizens
Kill It
Confession (first episode)

Spring Turns Into Spring: NOTHING in this show made any sense but boy was it fun. Legit one of my favorite shows ever, every episode had me laughing. Kim Bo-Mi is one of the best characters to be put on screen.

He Is Psychometric: Admittedly I didn't expect anything from this. I thought it was just going to be a drama vehicle for a Kpop artist. & the only interest I had came from the female lead since I liked her alot in this web drama A-Teen. But I wasn't sure she could go from that to being a main in a show. Yeah, I was wrong.

The writing and acting in this is top notch. Everything makes sense & everything happens for a reason. The story is like an onion with so many different layers, every time I think I figured it out something changes. & it's one of those few shows where there's actual gradual satisfying progress. Questions get answered & things are revealed in ways that make sense. Also the actors are doing a great job, first time seeing Jin-Young in anything, but he is An. I can't picture anyone else playing that soft hearted idiot. & Shin Ye-Eun is killing her role.

Psychometric Guy continues to be great, I am eagerly waiting for this week portion.
Having read positive reviews of Ho-Gu's Love, I gave it a try this week - what a joy ride it has been, from the first to the last minute! A very well crafted comedy, great character development, hilarious supporting characters (the parents! the squids!). The cast gave their all, including the baby who worked very hard at being adorable and mostly on cue.
I learned a lot of interesting cultural things too - apparently, you can preserve your baby's umbilical cord stump by casting it into a seal!
By the way, what happens with Lim Seu-Long these days? I found no news of him since his early discharge from the army due to illness.

Possessed continues to enthrall me. I’m savoring almost every moment of terror, laughter and heart ache. I say almost because I can’t watch the stabby bits. No amount of blurring is enough for me so I just skip *boop* a few seconds through all that.

I caught up with The Banker and, as @mary said, the villains and heroes are not so clear cut. While I’m rooting for the righteous auditors, it’s the morally ambiguous characters who intrigue me.

I can’t be the only one distracted by President Kang’s terrifyingly smooth, rigid face. I admit that his blankness enhances his enigmatic character but … I wouldn’t be surprised if the 62-year-old actor Yoo Dong-geun turns out to be a cyborg.

I don’t know where Auditor Noh’s friend Han Soo-ji lives on the continuum of corruption but I love watching this fast-thinking, stylish woman. Stripping to intimidate the investigators? Ha! Hiding that incriminating paperwork in her silky stockings? Ha! Ha! Totally committing to that strong lip color? Respect!

On Netflix, I’ve enjoyed rewatching two stand-up specials that, on the surface, appear to be polar opposites but are actually complementary. Nate Bargatze: The Tennessee Kid and Kevin Hart: Irresponsible. Nate Bargatze’s witty observational humor is laid back, self-differential, scrupulously clean. Kevin Hart’s stand-up, of course, is also self-differential—in a tiny, furiously animated and hilariously profanity-laden package. But both comedians get to the truth about challenges in marriage, child-rearing and friendships. Good stuff.

I’m up to date with Doctor Prisoner. I wasn’t planning on watching it; but I absolutely love it.

Currently binging Psychometric Guy: I love it 🥰 Lee An is so adorably dumb. I love the female lead :) They’re so adorable 😊
I’ve got 2 ep left until I have to wait again :/ I wish I waited more to binge it :/

Fyi: On Viki there was the beginning and end ost was on episode 52. However, there is original three ost songs. I posted the instagram link on my fan wall. Also, the original voice that they used behind the scene. Also, the Modern love story too.

If you are a novel reader: I recommend this novel.
For Chinese drama: I recommend it.

This is a story of two people who love each but fate separate them. One have jumped into River of Oblivion to forget him and their past and other jump after so they both forget their past and each other. They met again and fell in love but fate again separate them for never to be together.

I have finished the drama. I have cried last four episodes. It was really truly heart breaking and tragic story. Even though, I am immune to sad ending. The music and emotions of the four final episodes was sad and heart break. The whole drama was really good and one of my favorite with the costumes, ost music, story, and cinematography.

Just to let you know there are cut scenes and and change some things in the drama from the novel. The music is regarding episode 52 is from Youku editing too. Just enjoy the drama with happiness of joy and tears of sadness.

Caught up on I Picked Up a Celebrity, waiting for subs.
Watched Radiant Ep. 10
Psychometric Guy Ep. 6
Started C drama , Legend of White Snake
Behind on some others

The Fiery Priest continues to be a entertaining watch. Last week's episodes had some of the funniest scenes I've ever seen. 😂😂😂 The show has some pretty satisfying moments too. I love how different characters take part in the main battle and how they change their looks a lot and reveal a new side to them. LOVE ALL THE META. SO MUCH META.

A Beautiful World premiered yesterday and I was immediately engrossed in the story. I'm curious to see how far the writer will go and what twists she will give to the plot. The cinematography stood out as well. The feel of the drama reminds me a bit of Sky Castle in that the story/characters/surroundings seem ordinary, but there's a sinister, disturbing side being revealed. Happy to see Park Hee-Soon again after watching his last stint in OCN's The Missing.

Possessed EP 7's ending scene had me swooning so hard! All my emotions... I'm like living for the leads. ♥♥♥ I like the light humor + suspenseful scenes, but maybe a hardcore thriller fan might be turned off by the lighter, awkward & sweet scenes. Yeon Jung Hoon is in this and he is real good at looking and acting devilish. This drama has actually been one of the less scary OCN shows. The first episode's beginning scenes was the most gory so far (and a few scenes in later episodes). (Voice and The Guest were scarier to me.)

Only watched Kill It EP 1 and it was okay. I didn't get invested in the story yet. I like crime shows so I'm gonna give it a few more episodes and see how it goes.

Went from watching one drama to like 4??? XD I definitely have to make room for Kim Jae Wook's and Park Min Young's drama Her Private Life next week.

I was slow on starting any dramas after Touch Your Heart, but now I wanna dive in and at least try the first episodes of Doctor Prisoner and Big Issue too...

@raonah convinced me to watch That Psychometric guy and now I'm hooked. I love a strong female lead who can fight. It's giving me slight Healer vibes with a dumbed down male lead (although I'd argue that he's under-educated) and two noonas in place of Healer-Ahjumma.

I too am loving "Five Kids". Mary is obviously further along than I am- and I am at the mid-point. Their mother being horrible to Mi-Jung is sheer nonsense. But Pushing Yeont-tae to date Sangmin is not, nor is it just about greed- Mom liked Sang-min a lot BEFORE she knew he was rich. And for a good reason- she has the same personality as Sang-min, while Yeon-tae is a female version of her father. Sang-min is exactly what Yeon-tae needs in a life partner, in her eyes, and it is not just because of money but yes money is also important. Remember that Yeon-tae's mom and dad spent much of their life struggling for their family financially- her greed is partly fueled by her personal history. So, when she sees that this devastating handsome rich guy, who is also otherwise a good fit for her daughter, has genuinely fallen for Yeon-tae why would she not push? As a parent she would be irresponsible if she did not.

My wife and I are currently watching the Taiwanese show "Fall in Love With Me".

I am enjoying the second season of Woo-Hoo Waikiki. In the third and fourth episode it has really begun to hit it's stride. I loved how Joon-ki got his revenge on the 'Top Actor'.

I have also started to watch "My Fellow Citizen's" (which is billed as a 'Thriller-Comedy'- a description which also would have fitted "My Secret Terrius"). This one is going to be fun.