I’ve completed 133 dramas (20 movies), and dropped 75 dramas. I also have 9 on-hold that I DO plan on getting back to.

And this is from 11 years of drama watching! So our numbers seem pretty similar.

But it includes jdramas, too (and like, 3 twdramas).

Gosh that’s impressive. Mine is much more lackluster. I don’t have a count but I’m sure I haven’t hit a hundred for sure. That being said I had a late start to drama watching and only did so in 2016?
So in terms of drama watching I’m practically still a toddler? Haha.

I have completed a total of 36 kdramas. I started watching three years ago but stopped watching for almost a year. I have completed 28 this year alone.

Congratulations @cherryinbloom. I think that is a very good ratio. Two dramas completed for everyone dropped.

My report through today. I came to kdrama land in early 2016. Excluding films I have completed 86 kdramas and have 8 dropped. (Until March of 2018 I operated under a self imposed rule of start-a-drama, finish-a-drama. I have freed myself of that foolish rule!)

2.5 years
K-drama: 66 completed, 34 dropped
Dorama: 14 completed, dropped 0
C-drama: 5 completed, 6 dropped

I completed 165 dramas (but I feel I'm slightly cheating because that includes 22 drama specials, which are only one or two episodes). I dropped 104 dramas plus have 15 dramas On Hold, which pretty much means 'not yet officially dropped'.

It's a mixture of kdrama, jdramas and taiwanese dramas.

Looking at my list made me realise I've only ever finished one Chinese drama: the absolutely amazing Nirvana in Fire.

I surprise myself. In some 15 years, I've completed 205 dramas, dropped 64 and have maybe 10 on my to watch list. The latter are mostly cdramas, for a change. I think that's actually a lot of hours spent on 'my hobby', considering that it's not just the shows I may spend time on, but on all the peripheral fun activities that go with the shows!!!

Hmmm... maybe I'd better reassign more time to other stuff ... 🤪

I have completed: 97
Dropped: 52
Plan to watch: 43
Currently watching: 4
And left on hold: 6

Since 2012/2013 you could say I have been very active. But of course, that may be because since I discovered korean dramas, I don't (or rarely) watch anything else from any other country.

Note: a few in my list are Chinese dramas, but considerably less than korean, obviously...

2 note: none of this numbers are movies. I have only watched one korean movie: "the beauty inside". But for some reason I didn't put it in this list.

227 k-dramas watched and 10 dropped.😱 14 on-hold. Been watching since 2013.

addiction started in the fall of 2010:

Kdramas = 365
(currently watching 6, tho close to dropping Lies Within)
Kdramas dropped = 112
Kmovies = 268

Jdramas = 133
Jdramas dropped = 25
Jmovies = 187

Tdramas = 15 (mostly Roy Chiu)
Tmovies = 5 (3 Chen Bolin, 1 Roy Chiu, 1 Jay Chou)

Cdramas = 2 (Zhang Bin Bin & Dilraba Dilmurat)
Cmovies = 13

slowing down these days - is it me, or is it that the dramas are being pumped out and the stories are not that good? hmmm... seems i don't bother to start a lot anymore. saves me the bother of logging and dropping.

I couldn't resist and sign up at Mydramalist too ! The count is 117 Kdramas completed ! I have been watching since 2005, first drama is Kim Sam Soon.

I'm a newbie, only have 2019 stats
Currently watching: 3
Completed: 14 dramas and 4 movies
On hold: 4
Dropped: at least 3 (Reply 1994, Rooftop Prince, Melty, and, to.be honest, probably will transfer Return of the Iljimae here too)
And my to-watch list is bananas, 5 dramas and 24 films

As always, when kids are out of school. I completed a lot of dramas. When kids are in school. I dropped more then watch and complete drama. For beanies mom who complete dramas with kids, work and real life. You are truly my hero.

Wikipedia said 156. I've been watching since 2007 when we used to sneak into the recreation room at boarding school after lights out to watch Coffee prince and reruns of Dae Jang-geum.

You inspired me to do the same: since around 2014, 117 kdramas, 10 cdramas, 11 jdramas, 49 dropped.

I don’t know since when I’ve been watching dramas, it’s been around 10 years I think. I first started watching Taiwanese dramas, then moved to Japanese (all within the same year) & then Korean. I’ve then mostly only watched korean dramas beside the odd one. it’s only this year that I started Chinese ones but I’m back again to only korean ones.

141 dramas completed:
- 4 taiwanese
- 9 japanese
- 16 chinese
- 112 korean.

I dropped 25 shows & have 11 on hold.

I thought I’ve watched way more korean ones & dropped less. I used to always finish dramas I started even if I hated it, I forced myself to watch it & I didn't even fastforward anything.
It’s only been this year that I really drop everything I don’t like & fastforward really easily.

As far as movies are concerned I've watched 169 mostly korean (144).
It’s way more than I thought.

its interesting to read everyone's status so far...here's mine since October 2018...completed 53 dramas, on hold 56 dramas and dropped 14, currently watching 6...in my list i would think about 95% would be kdramas, rest C dramas:-)

This is embarrassing. I feel like I'm having to admit my age.

Competed: 206 dramas
Dropped: 32 dramas

My total drama count, both watched, dropped, half finished and including c and jdramas is about 120.
I have only officially dropped 8 of those, but I have about 15 half finished ones that I am supposed to finish at some point.
I have been watching dramas since January 2015, coming up five years in a couple of months.

I’ve watched 102 dramas since 2011. I used to watch almost every night. Now I only watch 5 dramas a year. I read the reviews first. I became more picky since I’m investing at least 16 hours of my life, LOL.

I've completed 281 dramas, not including special dramas, (8 Taiwanese, 15 Chinese, 41 Japanese, 217 Korean).

I've dropped 214 Dramas (12 Taiwanese, 28 Chinese, 30 Japanese, 144 Korean). That means that I'm willing to giving most dramas a shot but also that I'm merciless in dropping them as well 😁 At the beginning, I used to give dramas 7-9 episode chance before dropping them. But in the last few years that decreased to 2-3 ep. That doesn't stop me from dropping a drama later on if I lose interest or it drags.

That also tells me that I'm more likely to drop T and C-dramas and less likely to drop Kdramas which confirmed my suspicion. It's almost always the case, with very few exceptions, that I can finish a Cdrama only if I heavily use the FF button.

I Started watching east asian dramas since 2011..got introduced through Boys Over Flowers (since it was quite popular back then), but got addicted to old Taiwanese dramas and some Japanese ones..then came back to Korean dramas in early 2014 and found myself not interested in anything else since then. I also watched one or two Thai dramas and one Indonesian movie.
Korean: numerous (forgot to keep count)
Taiwanese:10 or 12 (maybe more)
Japanese: 5 or 6 (including movies)
Chinese: started with 2 (dropped both)

Wow! that's one great week you had (migraine not counting), wishing many more like that to come (again migraine not counting).

Congratulations @michykdrama. I'm so happy that you've got so many good things going for you. Good to know that your recovery has been good. So it looks like your free time for drama watching will slowly be whittled away!

I've nothing in the way of wins for this week, but I can say that I do have a great husband and good in-laws, so that's a win from decades ago!! I feel blessed.

Have another great week ahead!

glad to hear your surgery went well! i read somewhere that milkshakes and/or slushies freeze out migranes... have you tried? doesn't sound fun if you live where it is now winter weather, tho... take care!

Congratulations on the staycation! I won a necklace on a cruise once, and I still have it! Otherwise, my husband keeps playing the lottery much to my chagrin! Thinks he's going to win big one day! Oh, and every time I get published on DB, I think I've won the lottery!

People take protests as -ve whereas i take them as a +ve.
1st - national protests happen rarely. Where ppl get over their prejudices and come together on street and fight for their rights.
2nd - Naturally these protests demand blood and occasionally its spilled.
3rd. Unclear objectives leads to protests turning into severe mode of oppression and things go back to like they were earlier. More inequality that leads to more protests in near future without credible solutions.

Defining goals and objectives is quite imorptant or whole mass movement just get derailed and adds to more harm.

Whether someone believes it or not - Hong Kong protest had conscious or unconscious effect on world population. So some applause for them.

Overall real life sports and politics in 2019 has provided lot of entertainment to spectators.

That's too bad @shach. Does that mean you'll be transferred or do you lose your job?!? Why are you not getting any deliveries?

Hugs.

I hope you get your delivery supplies! I had the most AWFUL delivery company experience 2 days ago where they didn’t pick up their phone to reschedule delivery and after finally getting them on FB messenger, they did it but the delivery guy REFUSED to deliver the stuff up to the office because he didn’t want to park his car. 🙄 I had to ask a friend to go down to the lobby and get it for me. Absolutely horrible.

This was before my excellent super good luck day though. So I hope you get some super good luck after your bad week as well! ❤️

I'm sorry for your job. I hope you will find something better :) 💌

Sorry to hear that. Hope you'll be able to find a new job soon.

It's funny how I thought before that I could live with using 1.5gb per day cause I thought that was a lot. But now even 2gb isn't enough.

The internet has become so essential to honestly...our survival. It's hard to keep up with the world without it but it's equally isolating.

Really it was the most perfect finale!

camellia was an unexpected gem, i didn't think i'd like the murder mystery but it was so much MORE!
*finger hearts*

Haha! Big wink to you too @turtuallysarcastic 😝

I was not successful at all about staying off social media but I did win a staycation from a competition on FB so.... I really can’t complain? Haha.

Glad things are looking good on the job front and wish you all the best with the tests! (Sounds scary tho I must say!! Hwaiting!!!) Maybe when you are more settled you can get back to the writing too. ❤️

SATTOO SATTOO to you too! I wish I could watch Pegasus tonight while it airs (in fact I think it just finished airing). I'll have to wait a another full day or so maybe for subs.

Great that you had a good interview, not so good about being ghosted. I know that stress of uncertainty and the prepping to be over-prepared rather than under.

Maybe take the job hunt slow and regular and not all at once!! 😅

Continued good fortune and prayers on your job hunt! I’m proud of you for staying focused and optimistic!

Fingers crossed.

sattoo!!

Satoo -->>insert finger hearts 😄

Satu! Hope you hear good news soon-tu!

And yesterday, 21 November is *drumroll*

The Last Empress 1st Anniversary!!!
🎉🤴🏻👸🏻👨‍👩‍👧

A year since this makjang cray2 crack drama aired. It feels just like yesterday. I miss the royal family and their crazies. But mostly I miss watching this with TLE beanies on rabbit. TLE rabbit watch made the drama even better. Hahaha 😆

23 Nov 2019 will also be Vagabond's finale!

Will Dalgun survive? Will he finally succumb to his injuries and die? What will happen to Haeri? Will she escape prison? Is she a baddie? Will there be a season 2? Most importantly: why are we still in 2012!?!? And another important point: I hope Ki Tae Woong gets more screentime and does something.

You've just reminded me that I did watch the first episode. I didn't ask that question in an existential way, but I do wonder what makes people who they are ... is what they think is true, the reality that they make? (I think I actually know the answer).

What does scare me about myself is that I'm rooting for him becoming more psychopathic, although not necessarily more 'murder-ry'.

I would like to think that if I did choose the serial killer path, I would only target victims that are themselves destructive vile beings.

The mystery writer Harlan Coben has a series where the main character's friend is by day a smooth lawyer, and by night he goes hunting for violent offenders who the law has let slip away. I love this character. Now, I'm not condoning vigilante justice (I'm not. I swear), but I think there is a piece of that that is understandably satisfying.

So, I guess what I'm saying is, I'm not sure I'm doormat material. But on the other hand, I really hate cleaning up after big messes. Can I have an assistant?