LOL @ Zombie Detective. The poor guy will be forever traumatized by frying pans, even if he somehow can become a human again. I am guessing that he somehow became a zombie because his body was left in a pile of probably toxic, mutagenic, immortal, and carcinogenic waste.

Lee Dong Wook. That’s the comment

Do You Like Brahms: I just want to applaud the actors. The way they play their instruments are believable, at least to my novice eyes. I'm happy that our main leads got their sweet happy ending and I'm also glad they don't force reconciliation on our secondary couple. I wish the writers put more depth in their character development. I don't feel they really resolve the lack of communication in our main couple that leads to their breakup. The side characters kind of being brush aside. I don't regret watching this show but i think i would have enjoyed it more as 12 episoder with reduction on angst time.

Top Star Yoo Baek (1-2): Nothing ground breaking in story plot but the village people are super cute. My eyes happily devour shirtless Kim Ji-Seok but its grandma cooking that make me drool.

Start Up and Do Do Sol La La: i group them together since I still watch both but just as side shows that I watch while doing house chores. I just need to switch off my brain and not taking anything seriously.

I am OBSESSED with Start Up! I was hooked after the first episode. It's been a long time since I've been this hyped up about a drama and look forward to it all week. I know some people are annoyed that Dal-Mi and Do-San's relationship will be started on a lie, but, meh, many K-Drama's start that way. Excited to see where this drama goes.

Doesn't the twist in DDSSLLS give High School King vibes? I'm not mad. I was totally weirded out at first but remembering how much I loved HSK AND I Hear Your Voice, I'm mildly excited.

Do You Like Brahms? - will continue to be one of my best dramas and I am seriously having withdrawal symptoms now. This is the first show that had me watching as soon as the English subs was up which is at around 7am my time, and I dont usually wake up that early.

Zombie Detective - watching this with hubby. We love the parodies and the fact that it is not taking itself too seriously so it's fun.

18 Again - love the family drama, and I think I have double, triple(?) SLS. Happy that Captain Firefly Lee Do-Hyun is doing great. And glad also to learn that 2 other streaming sites are it up so I am not hostage to just iQiYi.

Binged-watch Age of Youth 1 and 2 just because I now have a girl crush on Park Eun Bin.. and glad I did.

I think that I had been a serial dropper recently, as I dropped/dropping most of the live-watch dramas now.. (Alice, ROY, Twinkle, Nine-Tailed, Friends) so methinks I will wait until Start-Upnis complete before I watch.

Meanwhile, starting Maiden Holmes and Into The Ring..

DYLB : Loved it loved it loved it. Despite the flaws loved it. It was my kind of melo. It hurts but I like being hurt that way. Some extra fluffy scenes would have been nice. Will make do with bts.
And for some reason I kept thinking about JBL after finishing this drama. Both gave me same feelings.
Romantic doctor teacher kim : Okay I started this awhile ago but stopped after 3 episodes. Picked it up again(not because of KMJ and I'm a big liar). Loving it and so excited that I have a sequel readpy to watch after this. Normally I don't watch medical dramas except House md. But the medical stories are nice and feel authentic. I can recommend it to my colleagues. My only quibble is that wish that they could include more medical stories instead of surgical ones(coz I'm a GP). Guess they won't be that dramatic.
Start up : I love the writer and Nam Joo Hyuk. Liking it but not that excited. Halmoni is love.

cant watch Stat-up for now, at least the title appears on Netflix, I don´t know when it is coming tho. all other sites give me troyans.
uh. can someone at least share clips?

not much time but took a glimpse of Ninetail. Kim Beom is so sly. he is a natural as a fox. thee are too many tho, I think i´ll lose count.

Do You Like Brahms? - I totally melted for this show when it started and genuinely enjoyed it up until about episodes 9/10. I didn't mind it moving slowly but I do feel like it got stuck in quicksand for too many episodes. That said, it did an admirable job of wrapping up the show, and I was impressed with how episode 16 didn't rush or time jump. I would have liked to have seen a more interesting arc for JK (they started so strong!) and I don't understand why SA sold her violin. I was ready to bid this one farewell but am glad I could do so with a sweet taste in my mouth.

Tale of the Nine-Tailed - this show is kind of a hot mess, and maybe that's why I'm enjoying it so much. It's tropey, sure, but at the same time I have no idea where it's really going - that and the mythology is keeping me hooked. LDW looks like he's having a great time, the brother relationship is randomly both hilarious and heartwarming (despite them literally trying to kill each other), there's some surprisingly interesting multi-faceted character development happening despite the paper-thin plot and, while this will probably never win any Emmys, the ride is great.

Touch Your Heart / Reach of Sincerity - Binged this because I wanted more LDW while waiting for more Tot9T to drop. A cookie-cutter rom-com but a cute and relaxing way to pass the evening. Had the distinct impression that both LDW and Yoo In-na have stronger acting muscles to flex than what this show allowed them, but it's solid for the genre. The FL's aeygo kind of drove me nuts at first, but the moments where she drops it were good, and I decided to believe that she uses it as a defense mechanism. Side gripe: really wish these rom-coms wouldn't infantilize grown people in relationships so much, but I understand that they have to walk a fine line in the romance department when it comes to mass consumption. Oh Jung-se was a treat, and in general the ensemble cast was solid.

About to pick up Search and The Spies Who Loved Me. Waiting to binge Private Lives and Start Up.

DO YOU LIKE BRAHMS? : Finale episode was fitting and appropriate. PJY's last recital piece (Schumann's Widmung) was so moving - perfect for wrapping up the whole story. I cried when Song-Ah said goodbye to her violin. In real life you wouldn't give up your instrument but for the drama it was fitting. It felt like she was saying goodbye to her dream, and moving forward with her new reality. I'm so glad each character dealt with their pain and found ways to pursue their own happiness.

VOICE (episode 12): the plot continues to move quickly although some scenes don't quite make sense, they get resolved too easily. I can't wait to finish this and move on to season 2.

LIVE (episode 6): I didn't think I would like this but it's actually good. As the show progresses, I feel more invested in the lives of the rookies and their mentors. Reminds me of Misaeng but set in a police patrol division instead of an office.

DO DO SOL SOL LA LA SOL: tried episode 1 but dropped it. couldn't stand fake piano playing after watching DYLB