I'm sad for She Would Never Know, it was the only drama I watched that was coherent and normal until the end, a breath of fresh air among murderers, craziness, time travel and bad sageuk.

I can't believe River is winning in its time slot--I'm watching it, but more because it's a train wreck that I can't look away from. Looking forward to seeing Na In-woo with more than just one line per scene this week!

And glad to see Hello? with not bad ratings as well. It's a breath of fresh air, with some fantasy/time-travel thrown in. But doing very well making me care for both the young and "old lady" Ban-hi. I can see why disgraced chaebol would have a crush on her! I watch it before I watch Sisyphus. It's amazing that S. Korean entertainment has thrived during this pandemic when the US has had to shut down a lot of ours.

I saw the first two episodes of the new weekender REVOLUTIONARY SISTERS. Most of the men are portrayed at this point as the victims of Eeeeeviiil women (especially the now dead mother), although the middle sister at least balances this out to some extent by having a lazy cheating cad for a fiancé. There is another character who can also be described as an extremely unfilial son. So at least the women do not have a monopoly on being bad. Still I am encouraged: Bad Women almost always make for great drama- and with fifty episodes we will no doubt be treated to some redemption arcs, except. of course, for the now dead mother- for whom I feel absolutely not a single shred of sadness for her passing.