Hi, everyone! So many dramas, too little time for me lately. I'm so behind on everythingggg. Okay, part of that might be my insistance on giffing every part of a certain show, but even so. I feel like I'm drowning in dramas lately!

Oh! Master (4/16): So I'm complete and total trash for both Lee Min-ki and Nana separately, but put them together abd somehow I'm even MORE in love. Seriously, I have issues with this drama, but I am so in love with Bi-soo and Joo-in as character, as performances, and as a future couple that I'm willing to just go along for the ride even when I don't trust the writer. It's tropey, but our leads play everything so well and so earnestly that I'm mostly okay with it. These two characters just complement each other so well and I can't wait to see more of their interactions. Really not looking forward to the second lead intervening. Dude, you've had years to tell her you like her. Don't be trying any of that now that she's interested in another guy. Did I mention I love Lee Min-ki and Nana?

Hello, Me! (12/16): Behind on this one, but I really enjoy it for what it is. I always love the interactions between our two Ha-nis, and I love seeing how much more confident our heroine has become. This is definitely a bright spot in my week.

Sisyphus (12/16): Oh, Sisyphus, you are so ridiculous. To be honest, my investment in this show is at rock-bottom right now. I just don't really care anymore, and the episodes are kind of a slog to get through.

Vincenzo (12/20): LOVE. So much ridiculous fun, it's impossible not to love. Even when the show goes serious, it still feels parody-like in a way I really dig. It never takes itself too seriously, which makes it so easy to take everything in stride and just enjoy the deliciousness of it all. This is the show that makes me laugh the most each week.

Navillera (4/12): How can you not love this show? I love the dynamic between our leads, and I find it hilarious how romcom-like it all is. Last week I couldn't help but laugh at how both this and Oh! Master were about a grouchy grumpypants and the mature, bright adult who knows exactly how to handle him. This show is just so heartwarming and I'm totally in.

That's it! Gonna take this weekend as a chance to catch up on everything! See ya, Beanies!

Mouse (Episode 9-10) - Mood: C
Playing up the possibility of Moo Chi’s death for the shock factor isn’t really a smart writing decision when you’re going to just anticlimactically say he’s fine 3 mins later in the plot: audiences aren’t so dumb as to not call out the bluff, when Moo Chi’s arc has been the most developed in the 1st half and ending it so abruptly makes no logical sense. As for that brain transplant nonsense: it’s not just the makjang angle to it that irritates me but rather its use as a plot device that’s dragging out the question of whose the killer between Yo Han and Ba Reum. It has been there since freaking Episode 2!

Navillera (Episode 1-4) - Mood: B- (1-2), B (3-4)

From the premiere week, my main concerns were 1) whether we needed a romance in the story at all given that the plot should mainly be about Deok Chul and Chae Rok (restaurant scenes were clearly designed to push the love line), 2) did we require more family drama when Deok Chul’s decision to learn ballet would cause quite a bit of chaos already, 3) we also didn’t need White-hair frenemy when Chae Rok’s relationship with his father is complicated enough. The 2nd week didn’t really allay my worries but there were a few surprising developments that were great. And Deok Chul is adorable!

Beyond Evil (Episode 11-12) - Mood: B-
I mentioned last week that it would be way too predictable if Joo Won’s father was the culprit and of course he’s the 1st one to hit Yu Yeon: couldn’t they just have gone with Jung Je rather than go down the cliche path of having Joo Won be the one to arrest his father? I’ll be so annoyed if the writer tries to go for the twist where young Joo Won had distracted his father during the car ride and caused the crash: I can already see it coming when the show keeps on harping on the notion of trust. We also had the corrupt cops & greedy CEOs tropes this week: better writers would have dodged these.

Sisyphus: The Myth (Episode 13-14) - Mood: D
Last week, Tae San rescued Tae Sul from limbo, this week, Bong Seon saved Tae Sul from peril: is it just me or do these two characters look no different from plot devices? I wouldn’t go as far as to call them deus ex machinas but they’re so awkwardly reinserted into the story for the time they’re needed and poof, they’re gone! I also remarked last week about how jealousy is a theme for Sun and Eddie, guess what, of course we went down this lame route of betrayal this week! I wonder if anyone can really learn how to shoot proficiently in a five mins crash course but I suppose it’ll do in a drama?

Hello? It's Me! (Episode 13-14) - Mood: C, If only Do Yun communicated with Ji Eun! But yeah its lame drama.

Navillera - I still don't understand why the family is soooooo opposed to the ballet... but I liked that Wife was noticing Deokchul's sadness and loss of energy and eventually gave her blessing.

Master Nana and Writernim Lee Minki is still a romcom delight for me (well, true, I could do without the stalker part). I like that this is not a love at the first sight, but that the leads connect through their love for their mothers.

Still watching my cuteness heaven You Are My Hero ... and I also gobbled the webtoon Swimming Lessons for a Mermaid - high school friendships and cute cute cute first love 💕

Hi Beanies! My ever-growing drama list for the week -

Ongoing
River Where the Moon Rises - It was nice to see some actual action/war but the repeated war scenes seemed less impactful the 2nd time round and I kept thinking Ji Soo's scene in the pilot had more poignancy to it. I don't understand what plan Geon is working towards at this point but all his scenes with Mo-yong are 🔥.

Navillera - I know there'll be a redemption arc for him later but the eldest son is so damn annoying. The rest was cute even if I'm not feeling anything from Song Kang.

Sisyphus - The end of Ep. 13 was like watching people actually deal with the "would you kill Hitler as a baby if you could go back in time" question and making the stupidest choice possible. Watching this show is a Sisyphean endeavour 😤.

Mouse - This show just did the most ridiculous reveal but they actually (almost?) did it well and I hate that I HAVE to know what happens next. This takes the cake for bizarre plotlines I've seen and I've seen Doctor Stranger 😑.

Oh! Master - Nothing very original but it's the type of fun, quick watch you sometimes need. LMK singing 🥰. I do like that they are building out the mothers' stories. I just wish Nana had more to do compared to LMK.

Beyond Evil - There's something deliciously satisfying about how this show deals with the evil and the corrupt. I have to say I almost felt bad for Han Gi-hwan in the nominee hearing. There's definitely another reveal incoming but about what? Surely we won't spend the next 3 episodes bringing Gi-hwan and pals to justice?

Vincenzo - Good cliffhanger to close out a not-so-exciting set of episodes. Also glad that the real chairman is finally out in the open. There was no real reason why he was hiding his identity to begin with.

C-dramas
Still watching Word of Honor and You Are My Hero, which have slowed down but are still good.
Started another historical called No Boundary, with a relatively fresh storyline and really good CGI. They've created an entire fairytale world with unqiue creatures and objects.

River: Vavavoom to 2L OTP, hello. Good for them. When they kissed I said oooh and nodded my head like a proud parent.😂😂😂.

Navillera: I am so glad his wife came around, it was incredibly heartbreaking how Haraboji was being treated. His kids are being really bratty and childish and they annoy me.

Sisyphys: I am now hate watching this drama. It is my lovely Sam Soon of the era. It is just so bad and boring. I employ the to sec forward on Netflix. Just awful.

Vincenzo: I can't wait to find out what happens, lol. Also can't wait for Team Leader Ahn.

Vincenzo: The mafia game. Corn salad. Agent Ahn being so extra. The writer’s sense of humor can be hit or miss, but the hits are quite clever.

Navillera: Definitely my favorite of the currently airing dramas. I love Grandpa, but I also like how this drama looks at his whole family.

Mouse: Oh man, the writer really went the brain transplant route. Shakes head. I thought Mouse was going to explore whether nature or nurture made a psychopath but now I guess it’s the brain? I still kind of think Ba-reum has multiple personalities too. I will say this drama has been unpredictable. Not sure that is a good thing in this case, but I’m still watching.

Beyond Evil: It was pretty obvious that Han Joo-won’s father was involved or maybe I’ve just watched too many dramas.

Oh! Master: I like the OTP.

Sisyphus: I’m going to say something controversial: As far as time travel dramas go, Alice was terrible, but I liked it more than this drama. At least it sort of had a message. I don’t understand anything about Sisyphus. It’s just the most boring, meandering senseless piece of work.

Revolutionary Sisters: I’m convinced the writer hates people, especially women.

JAPAN -

Wasteful Days of High School Girls - 6.5 out of 10 - manga to live-action. Most of the time manga to live-action not translate into good work but this one isn't half bad. 2 episodes translated and easy watch. Name says it all.

Yuru Camp Season 2 - its now airing. meme faces, more camping ppl.
manga to live-action. Another easy watch.

140 Character Love - Twitter Love - 7/10 - Twitter now allows more words and its not even new. Tweets made into manga into live-action is done before. 1st episode was good one so you can expect more from next few.

Kakegurui Twin - 8 out of 10. Awesome. go crazy as its awesome. Direction for the opening is awesome.

A man vs. the world of BL - 6/10 FUJOSHI bait and funny

River where the moon rises. I’m suffering while watching hot and hot. Now that their ship is sailing, I’m just waiting for them to sink. Will it be epic? Will it be lame? This could have been a great drama, but when everything is used as a plot device it’s hard to be good. FF is the only option right now.

Navillera. Such a beautiful drama, such a warm story. I think one of the themes of the drama is second chances and how we deal with it. Chae Rok embraced ballet after everything that happened with his dad in the past while HoBeom decided to live in the past with anger. Deok Chul wants to do something just for him for once in a lifetime. AeRan wants to prove she’s more than a wife and a mum, she’s a woman on her own. SeongWang decided to be a PD instead of a doctor. Even and dumb Yeong Il looks, he wants to try again.

Vincenzo.I’ve already fangirled as much as I could about 2PM cameo. I love the dark humor and the absolute nonsense this drama is. Everything is ridiculous and I love it. Nobody is really what they seem to be. Best thing in the drama is KDY, he makes every scene he’s in shine. And of course I love Taec!! Bless his adorable Dumbo ears and his abs!!

I’m surviving Sisyphus by FF. The chemistry leads share is just amazing but can never be enough to explain this huge nonsense and terrible lazy writing and bad directing. Nothing make sense and I’m pretty sure that by the end of the drama nothing would have made sense.

No Mindy’s drama or Not yet 30 for me as I’m at my dad’s for Easter with very little coverage. Hope I can watch next week.

TIMES (Ep 11-12): The end was both disappointing and insulting to the viewer. Projected as a time travel series, it turned into a game of telephone messenger tag. It was not about time travel theories, but just a political game of cat and mouse. Lee Seo-jin tried his best to carry the show, as his character was the only one with any real development. Lee Joo-young is a fine actress but her character was too passive and static. She played a book marker in the script book. She was given a reactionary and not a lead role. The script was blended and broiled into a heap of mush with the theme that politics corrupts everyone to the rotten core. The great reveal that the power was based on smart phone spyware was beyond underwhelming. The Netflix-inspired idea running rampant throughout K-dramas today of having a sudden ending cliffhanger in order to tease or petition for a “second” season is an insult to viewers who expect final resolutions to the series and its story. It was a show that could have been a lot better.

OH MY MASTER “Oh My Tropes!” (Ep. 3-4): The writer is throwing every trope into a soup pot as a quick means to get the leads together. The TOD makes even less sense now after throwing writer’s block, the cover-up for her sick mother’s visit, a friend-zone love triangle and a kidnapping plot. In reality, none of these stale plot devices were necessary. The characters early personality traits were enough explore a roller coaster push-pull relationship. The rental contract itself is the catalyst to create a quirky, odd relationship. Beyond the trope nonsense, I get a vibe that Nana’s character is based on a real K-actress but I cannot picture which one.

BEAUTIFUL WORLD (2019) (Ep. 3-6): Accelerating the pace of watching this show because the story line is moving very quickly. The reveals of Cho Yeo Jeong’s character’s real involvement in the tragedy were well played as a non-stereotypical mother in distress. The theme of class status and privilege is being pounded into those poorer characters and their families. As it has been said since Watergate, the cover-up is often worse than the crime.

Variety:
HOW DO YOU PLAY? The two part episode where Jae Seok is the helper in a message service app, Carrot, was very well done. The awkwardness of JS showing up to help strangers with strange to touching requests was excellent television because it was not geared toward comedy-variety but showed his true, kind personality in a new way. I really liked how he taught a senior lady how to ride a bicycle.

Mouse: This drama has its moments of ridiculousness esp with the procedural stuff but they have got the thriller part right.
I am really really hoping that they will not lose it until the final moment of the drama because that is what got me hooked up and keeps me going. There is a lot to figure out and until now I have never felt like they lost the plot or there is a lack of logic, I mean inside the drama verse.
Do you guys find any plot holes?

Beyond Evil: I am enjoying but after the big reveal it feels like they don't have much going. The first ep of these weeks are weak, they have one final punch at the end of that ep and keeps dragging until they reach that point. They should have made the drama 12 eps.

Don't feel like watching any fluffy dramas. WHat should I do when my thrillers end?

I am all caught up with Hello Me. It’s not something great but not terrible too. Yoo-hyun in suits was highlight of the show rest of it is quite okay to watch except evil aunt. She could have been interesting antagonist – a woman side-lined for male sibling and seeing history repeating itself for her more talented son but problem here is father-son duo are adorable. If instead of being straight up manipulative and vindictive if she could have talked to her brother about her issues, a mutually beneficial solution could have been reached. But we need to have some lame conflict, right? (lame in the sense we are firmly on the side of one party.)
I am slowly catching up with Sisyphus. I have reached to conclusion that this show is not worth of efforts. With four episodes left I think I should hold on to it even if only for CSW, SDI.
Slowly watching Navillera. On paper it looks like a show I would love but I am not there yet.

Hello? It's Me! - A bit let down by Do-yun's decisions. His mother continues to be the only real negative in an otherwise enjoyable drama.

Vincenzo - Mr. Cho! You better give us a good explanation!

Penthouse 2 - Logan!!! Um, until June, I'm just going to assume he somehow moved away in time. ...... And who exactly was the "old guy"?!

-completed-

A MOMENT AT 18 - (watched:complete/ratings:4/10) An okay-ish high school drama. There was nothing refreshing about it. The story was so-so, and the main characters lacked sparkle, in other words, they were bland (I was not emotionally attached to any of them). It was okay to kill some time at night before falling asleep.

SWING KIDS - (watched:complete/ratings:6/10) That ending…!!! How terribly sad! I did not expect to see such brutality and wretchedness at the end, not after watching an endearing journey of true friendship, love, and desire for happiness and freedom that surpassed all ideologies. I kinda regret watching this movie…It was a wonderful piece but I was not in the mood to witness those unjust murders.

SON OF THE SOUTH - (watched:complete/ratings:7/10) I am a fan of biographical historical films. This was no exception. The ML had guts from the beginning to the end (he was not afraid of the riots, retaliation, persecution, racism, assassination attempt, jail, etc.). Quite fearless, I must say! It was an enjoyable piece that made me learn about the Freedom Riders, and especially Rosa Parks.

-ongoing-

RIVER WHERE THE MOON RISES - (watched:ep14/ratings:5/10) The war scene was quite cool! However, the politics next after made me sigh (not really a fan of palace politics). Our OTP is as cute as ever!!! (I probably said this for the 3rd time already ahahah).

OH MY LADYLORD - (watched:ep4/ratings:7/10) Cute! Our ML became softer and caring this week (glad the show did not make him a jerk all the time). Nana, oh Nana, I am a straight girl but I can’t take my eyes off you, you are so gorgeous!!!!!!!!

VAMPIRE DETECTIVE - (watched:ep4/ratings:4/10) Our hot Zombie is so funny!!! But I must confess that I don’t care about the other characters, and the story is kinda meh. I will keep watching whenever I have time.

Currently watching:

1. Navillera: I am loving this show, and I'm so happy that all the recappers here seem to like it too. :) The show brings me so much joy and warmth, and the lesson that is how differently people choose to look at what has been given to them (i.e. Chae-rok and Ho-beom.) I also love the aspect of the story that deals with how people, perhaps unintentionally, choose to live their life without thinking about their own happiness; they think about how to build a family, raise kids strive with their work but ignore their own happiness. It is a good wake-up call for us to stop and take a good look at how we have been living our life; are we happy? Are we happy enough?

2. 2D1N - This is my happy pill these days. I can't believe I came to love them as a group. They look so comfortable with one another now, and I'm liking it very much. Now I'm at the episode where they had to live on a deserted island. The next episode looks so much fun as something seems to happen at night. 🌷

Looking forward to:
1. Remake of Mr.Hong: As Kim Seon-ho aka Baby will star in that one together with Shin Min-ah (I know that the latter is a big name but I haven't watched any of her dramas yet), I'm looking forward to watching it. If I'm not mistaken, the show is produced by Studio Dragon so I am expecting a very good production and crew behind it. In fact, no matter how shabby the production is, if Baby decides to be in whichever drama I'll definitely watch it anyway.

2. Monthly House: If it's the project with my dear Kim Ji-seok, I'll be tuning in for sure. I love funny people and KJS has this funny and down-to-earth quality that always captures my attention. I saw from Miky's post that the show is scheduled to be aired in June, so I'll be a happy Beanie again when June approaches.

Dropped:
Bye-bye --> Vincenzo and Sisyphus

Hello Me: 7.9 Girl can't go back to her own time because it won't rain? What, are they in Taiwan or something? California? Actor's bullying scandal is amazingly timely. Not enjoying the corporate maneuvers. Decent show, but you wouldn't have had to change much to make it a lemon.

Joseon Excorcist: Oh DARN!

Vincenzo: 8.0

Times: 8.5 Good show, but probably better to binge than live-watch. I tend to forget what changed which timeline and who remembers what. Also, don't trust your phones :)

Beyond Amnesia Evil: 4.0 (day 12 only)

River Where the Moon Rises: 8.0

Oh! Master: 6.0 Like time-looping thru 800,000 other rom-coms, with Generic Stalker #237 & a used Trope-o-Matic.

Sisyphus: The Myth: 8.0 OK, they've explained the bunker. Now they only have 8,000 other things to explain next week.

Just be glad Sisyphus isn't a Netflix show. They could try to fulfill their craving for 2nd seasons by having the leads fail in their quest so they have to time-loop around again. But at least they could learn from their mistakes and do better the next time around -- I mean the writers, not the characters :)

Navillera It's a nice and warm story. I'm not convinced by the actress playing the grand-daughter, she has no presence on screen...

Oh! Master I was expecting more for this show because of the actors. But in this case, the romance is not enough to hide the lack of plot and too many tropes in 4 episodes. Why actress = dangerous stalker in every drama? But there is cutie Kang Min-Hyuk!

Vincenzo Cha-Young ❤

Summer Guys There is nothing new but the episodes are short.

River Where the Moon Rises, Beyond Evil and Sisyphus I have no idea why I'm still wachting them...

Mouse Dropped.

There are way too many things to watch and not enough time. This has to be the lament of every drama fan, lol.

I'm currently watching Vincenzo and Hello, Me!, but I'm behind on both. I'm also binge-watching Reply 1988 on Netflix, and I just started Princess Hours too.

Hello Me: My happy pill. I wish I can live in the characters' Disney-esque optimistic mindset where sincerity and good will are in abundance. I was surprised with Anthony getting his bullying past exposed to the public. Did they write that before or after all the bullying cases came out?

Mouse: Okay, the brain surgery thing wasn't as bad as I expected. It wasn't a full-on transplant, but a graft on the damaged part of the frontal lobe. The really truly out-there part is that it allowed him to absorb Yohan's conscience and feelings. And we've got another possible mom - the politician woman was oddly attached to BR surviving.

Vincenzo: ALL HAIL THE CORN SALAD! This writer and this drama's sense of humor is right up my alley, and I love how the drama makes being fun one of its goals when being produced. Love all the gags, oddness, and snappy dialogue and how they pack them in.

Into the Ring: I had been resisting finishing it because I didn't want it to end. Loved it so much. It's one of those dramas where just the perfect combination of elements come together. It highlights the absurdity and cynicism of politics while also imbuing it with so much heart and hope. I love how it shows civic engagement across the age spectrum and supports women going for political office. Love those beautiful wide-angle shots.

I am waiting for SIG's cameo on NAVILLERA. During this week's episodes I have come to the conclusion that all is not lost for Ho-beom. We have had a little glimpse of the back story where it appears he was a victim of assault by Chae-rok's coach father. That part of the back story has not been revealed yet. Anyway in the confrontation near Deok-chul's home when with clenched fist he took what Chae-rok had to say to him and did not slug Chae-rok in anger that is when I thought Ho-beom there is hope for you yet. Based on the previews, next week's episodes may prove otherwise. I hope not. I love redemption arcs.

I felt kind of bad dropping MOUSE after 4 episodes. I am a fan of Lee Seung-gi. It was a drama I was really looking forward to. But with a combination of a very heavy religious component to the plot, 20 episodes and tvN episodic length I said nope. I won't be able to last.
So,
I decided to get my LSG fix by watching the reality show TWOGETHER on Netflix (US). I have only watched the first episode but I really enjoyed it. It is my first exposure to Jasper Liu. This will be fun.
In episode one their journey begins in Indonesia.

My favorite line. The set up. The guys were put up in a very nice looking hotel but placed in the same room with twin beds.
The next day as they are driving in a rented Jeep on their first adventure they have this conversation in English.
JL: Yesterday night, first time sleep....
LSGW: With another man?
JL: Another star!
(The show is a
mish-mash of Korean , Chinese and English).

Navillera: I got great joy watching the preview with the daughter of the oldest son saying, " you don't know what I've been through" which is the same thing he just threw at his own dad. I come from a pretty stoic family so there was no "I walked five miles barefoot in the snow...uphill both ways...just to get to school" stuff, but I always knew just from listening to family lore they had it waaaaay harder than I have. I find myself curious about this dynamic more than the sister with the feckless husband and the youngest son who actually seemed to approve of grandpa's ballet more because it irked the family than that he really cared.

I really liked that the bully got called out for not pursuing his passion, soccer, when others had moved on. I wish that was kind of the end of the bully story line but, unfortunately, I think it is going to continue.

Sword and Brocade: I'm so bummed but I can't bring myself to watch the last 8 or so episodes. I've seen some spoilers and it is pretty much what I thought. I will check out the last episode and be done with it. Acting wise this has been one of Wallace Chung's better performances so imagine how well it would have gone if he'd been given something to do.

Another C-drama about being a hero with the SWAT guy and the doc. Yeah, I got to episode 7 and I'm out. I think too much Grey's Anatomy and cop shows over the years so this rests with how compelled I am with the relationship, and I've decided not enough.

There are some dramas coming up that I am excited about. Jung Il Woo's historical and the romance with SIG.

Scripting Your Destiny: a delightful little 10 episode web drama, tightly written and well-spun with an outstanding FL. I hope to see more of her soon.

River Where the Moon Rises: we finally got some catharsis for GoMo, and I do think the OTP is sweet. I'm not really interested in the politics (or wars, honestly), but I'll finish it out even though I have no idea how they're going to fill another 6 episodes.

Sisyphus: @quirkycase summed it up perfectly.

Naverilla: what a beautiful show. Slice-of-life/ensemble is generally my favorite genre. This drama is unfolding at a good pace and the character development feels natural. This journey is off to a lovely start.

Oh! Master: I really enjoy this show. Yeah, I know it's a bit of a trope salad, but it's fun to watch, feels like it moves at a clip, and Nana and LMK light up the screen when they're together. It feels good, and I need feel-good right now.

Vincenzo: I'm still catching up, but Cha-young has grown on me significantly and that let-me-hug-you-to-test-this-out scene in ep 11 was tense in the best possible way. I like the slow burn and how everyone is flawed and gray. I don't care about the gold, but the rest is a fun ride, and Agent Ahn is a treat.

How to Be Thirty: not overly invested, but fun to check in with the gals once a week for a quick drink and a catch up.

We are loving NAVILLERA. Dramallama is right about how few fun and enjoyable dramas are out there- but this is a matter of economics: Just compare the ratings of this gem to those of the trashy but addictive PENTHOUSE 2 and you can see why we are not getting many shows like this.

OH MASTER is another show we look forward to. Nana is wonderful and watching her care for her mother has added dimension to her character. Lee Min-ki portrays a writer also has a sick mother but he does not know it yet because she is concealing her illness from the family she is trying to fix. There have been some really wonderful moments in this show, both comic and heartwarming so even if it is formulaic it is formula done right. Both Nana and Lee Min-ki are nailing their roles and their relationship is exactly where it should be at this point.

My wife just watched the entire Sageuk THE KING LOVES. This was after binge watching SECRET ROYAL INSPECTOR, which she really enjoyed. She is staying up with the newest episodes of RIVER WHERE THE MOON RISES.

She is is also watching the C-drama YOU ARE MY HERO which is good- it has elements similar to DESCENDENTS OF THE SUN. And of course she continues to watch the Chinese costume dramas BE MY CAT as well as SWORD AND THE BROCADE- while starting a new one: THE LONG BALLAD.

I just finished the J-drama UCHI NO MUSUME WA, KARESHI GA DEKINAE! Which can be loosely translated as “please date my daughter, she doesn’t have a boyfriend”. It was heartwarming but had a lot of insights as well.

The new weekender REVOLUTIONARY SISTERS deeply disappointed me in episodes 5 and 6. At this moment I seriously have to question what the writer is doing.

Scripting Your Destiny: This was a great quick and light binge! No big twists or bad guys, just the cruel mistress of fate.
Navillera: I just love our leaping duo! They really look out for each other the best they can. I'm not looking forward to the bleach blonde creep getting more screen time, but I love the grumpy sparks flying between our ballerino and the hard-working granddaughter.
Sisyphus: I like a couple of the twist in the latest episodes. The return of the bodyguard and his helpful tin. I wasn't sure what was going to be in there, and I love being surprised. I actually said outloud what @quirkycase wrote! I feel like someone is putting baby in the corner, but I also have a hard time when characters need to stay put for a reason but can't trust and listen to the person who asked them to stay.
Looking at you past Ha-ni in Hello, Me!. I just want to knock some sense into that girl. Honestly, it would probably do her a lot of good to know the consequences of her impulsive actions - like her dad's death. On a light note... Can I just say that my eyes were loving the return of Kim Young-kwang in a suit! Secret Life of My Secretary vibes!!
Mouse: I'm so disappointed by the turn the story took. Brain transplants? Really? It's just stupid and I was really hoping for a more creative, twisty story. It makes Flower of Evil's resolution look nuanced. AND it's still so early in the show. Aren't there 20 episodes in this monster?

Where is everyone watching Oh! Master? I couldn't find it on Viki, WeTv or Netflix. Please don't say dramacool cause I hate the naked people jumping at my screen randomly and telling me they are few metres away.
I need a nice, fun Kdrama 😭😭😭😭😭 I haven't enjoyed one since IOTNBO.
Currently watching and obsessed with Cdramas (wuxia/xianxia).