Move to Heaven: Binged all 10 episodes and this might be the drama of the year for me. A beautifully moving look at death and who and what the deceased leave behind. I’m not a big crier but the tears started in Episode 1 and did not stop. Tang Joon-sang is an actor to watch with his sensitive portrayal of a young man with Asperger’s. I continue to be impressed by what Netflix is doing with their original dramas. More dramas like this please.

MINE: Basically a makjang fashion show. The cast is good but I’m a little tired of dramas focused on chaebols behaving badly. I’ll give the drama another week because of the Seo-hyun reveal, but I don’t especially trust the writer to handle it well.

Doom at Your Service: I don’t know how I feel about this one …. Maybe I just expected something different? I like PBY and SIG but the premiere week was kind of dark and depressing. I just want a drama where people smile and have fun. I suppose they are trying to keep it vague and mysterious on purpose, but the Doom stuff sounded like gibberish to me. Lee Soo-hyuk was the best part of both episodes.

Youth of May: This drama is quite good. If someone has to die I choose Soo-ryun though I don’t dislike her. I just like Myung-hee, Hee-tae and Soo-chan more.

Bossam: Steal the Fate: I really like Soo-kyung and how she’s adapting to her circumstances. While there are politics, I like that it mostly takes place out of the Palace. I know this is a sageuk but the latest episodes kind of reminded me of the old historical romances I used to read where a very proper lady goes West and runs into an outlaw …

Law School: Congressman Ko and his son make my blood boil. I knew Professor Yang would be the one coming through the courtroom doors, but it was still a good moment.

Mouse: Poor Yo-han. I kept expecting Detective Shin to be important somehow but apparently not. While this drama was too long and had its share of jump the shark moments, I do appreciate that the writer had the story all planned out, with details in early episodes being important later on. Unfortunately, the reveals were too dragged out, like with the baby switch twist this week. I think we all guessed that 10+ episodes ago. I also think Hong-ju’s arc could have been handled better, instead of having her mostly disappear for most of the second half.

Doom at your service. I liked the premiere a lot. I like the tone, which apparently is light but hidden so much darkness. Our FL is a woman with a terminal desease who really doesn’t care about it. God is also a terminal girl in her early twenties who is about to die (again). I want to see how all this darkness turns into hope.

I haven’t been able to watch Youth of May but I’m planning to do it during the weekend.

Oh, Master!. Don’t watch. Such a waste of everything. I’m not really mad at the drama, I’m just totally indifferent. But don’t watch. Even if you are tempted. It’s a stupid nonsense. I’m not trusting this writer anymore. A rom-com? My foot!

Sell your haunted house continues to be my happy pill. I love how everything is so coherent about the drama. Things don’t happen just because or because plot needs to advance. It’s been a while since watching a drama was so satisfying. I’m absolutely in love with JiAh and I’m not surprised at all InBum also is, although he probably doesn’t know yet. This drama deals with cliffhangers so well! Wednesday is too far away!

So I married an antifan is still a guilty pleasure. I don’t expect much from it but to have a good time and that’s what I get.

Beyond Evil I keep being fooled by the drama. No wonder it won Baeksang for best script. It is that good.

Dark Hole. Nothing happened on episode 3 (apart from that Save Me sort of spin off), and episode 4 started with people being unreasonable and yelling around just because in a very dramaland style I hate. I’m really sorry to say goodbye to LJH, but here is were our paths part until the next drama.

Only four episodes left of my rewatch of Just between lovers. I don’t really want to let go.

I'm surprised, but I really like Bossam. As a non-saguk person I like that we focus on our newly formed family and that the politics is so far mainly presented through the Princess and the importance and significance of her fake death (so sad (but probably true to life) that the King sees the Princess more as means to get rid of his enemy than his daughter). I also like the music and the breathtaking contemplative shots in the nature. And... I didn't know that an inspection of a hurt sole can be so loaded... I was blushing...

Doom - I need to adjust. It is way darker and sadder than I expected. And Myeolmang looked extremely lonely...

Extremely lonely looked also Jia in Daebak Realty when she operated without Inbum. So heartbreaking when she imagined him next to her... she lost someone who could finally understand her, who could see and share her pains and struggles... I'm happy they made up and are back together.

Youth of May - Lee Dohyun and Go Minshi don't cease to impress me... but... I'm not sure I'm strong enough for all that heartbreak and tragedy coming... I may chicken out...

As my prime shows are currently on a heavier side (first episode of Move to Heaven included), I occasionally balance it with I Married an Anti-fan... or even She is the One 🙈.

Completed
Oh! Master - What on earth was that ending? They didn't tell anyone he's dead?? If LMK and Nana had been less cute I might not have finished it .

Ongoing
Youth of May - The inevitability of the coming tragedy bleeds through everything in this show. For e.g., when they mentioned 13th for the ambulance move, I kept fearing it'd get rescheduled to the 18th. There's a melancholy to even the sweetest scenes. Also ugh to noble idiocy.

Mouse - Will watch last 3 episodes together next week.

Daebak Real Estate - Oh In Bum all dressed up for his 'date' was adorable ("I wanted to go with Black and White" "Are you playing baduk?" 😂). And what an ending. Very good set of episodes.

Law School - Makjang law school. Every week we're forced to watch more evil people doing ridiculously evil things with impunity. The assemblyman is so gross, it's hard to watch.

Taxi Driver - RIP to the only well-adjusted person in the show.

Bossam - Never has a splinter in a foot been more sexually charged than this.

New
Mine - Dropped after the first episode when I had to keep trying to convince myself to watch the second one. Might reevaluate later based on beanie feedback.

Doom at Your Service - Didn't blow my mind but I already really like the chemistry between SIG and PBY. Their characters feel like they just GET each other at a fundamental level.

C-dramas
Binge-watched The Long Ballad. Engrossing tale especially for the 'villains' who were not really villainous.

Watching Octogenarians and the 90s, Miss Crow with Mr. Lizard and The Imperial Coroner.

Doom at Your Service (Episode 1-2) - Mood: C+
The terminal illness trope is part of the synopsis and the trigger of the entire story, so I’m not going to hold that against the narrative, but did we really need all the unluckiness in the world with financial, romance, career (she shouldn’t have gone to the cafe if she was on the clock) and family issues on top of facing sexism, harassment and stormy weather for a setup, with a Truck of Doom to boot? It’s a severe contrast opposite Doom’s character who had a nice introduction to his motivations! I do wonder though if there’s a need for cohabitation when Doom should be able teleport to her at will?

Law School (Episode 9) - Mood: C-
My mind was racing with all sorts of possibilities about why Seung Jae stealing the computer was Professor Kim’s fault: the reveal this week was so underwhelming that I cringed while watching the episode. Add to that selfish people (Sol B, Seung Jae and that sexist student!): it’s no wonder my interest for this show sank like a stone. The preview also has yet another trope with the ‘snatching evidence on a motorcycle’ scene: that’ll be downright depressing to watch next week. I did however like the continued development of the Joon Hwi & Ji Ho pairing: hopefully, Ji Ho doesn’t take Sol B’s offer!

Mouse (Episode 18-19) - Mood: C-
It’s a makjang festival as plot points get thrown at all of us: my personal three picks would be 1) The baby swap (and of course let’s not forget the baby kidnapping this week), 2) Moo Chi remembering Yo Han’s dying words perfectly (wasn’t this also last week’s cliffhanger where Ba Reum also did the same thing?), 3) Bong Yi getting attacked once again (this girl repeated what she did during the Kang Duk Soo case: tell no one, bring a knife, become a victim, sigh). The show is wrapping up next week: all I can pray is that there aren’t any plot holes (girl who squashed mouse?) or absurd endings.

Youth of May (Episode 3-4) - Mood: C
As feared, Soo Ryeon probably guilt-tripped Myung Hee into saying what she said during the cliffhanger, which doesn’t really sit well with me given that this whole spectacle started because of her deceit. Soo Chan as a character is ok now but I wonder what he’ll be like when he realises that his brother-in-law has feelings for his ideal type. I don’t appreciate the random crush the boarding house girl had on Hee Tae or his trauma story, but it’s interesting to see Jung Tae stand up for Myung Soo and bond with him afterwards. Sadly, their friendship looks to be doomed just like their elder siblings.

Dark Hole (Episode 3-4) - Mood: C-, Yet another serial killer? But why? Wasn’t the shaman/principal enough?
Taxi Driver (Episode 9-10) - Mood: D+, It’s nice seeing all the disguises but can we move on with the main plot?

Sell Your Haunted House: Didn’t have enough time to watch it, will catch up next week!
Mine: Dropped, I can’t stomach all the rich...

JAPAN -

Rikokatsu - 7/10 parents going for divorce and main couple is resisting it. heh. The growth of couple could have been more realistic. Comedy's tempo needed to be more too. Heck, there is least of huour out there. Some manga expressions would have done wonder. Couple's growth is also underwhelming. I want more genuine, not this what we have seen before too many a times. Still show is enjoyable.

There is a Reason for Love to Dress UP - 8/10 - This show has good budget for a jdrama. Director has done really good job - I wanted more in 1st episode but Director has given it back in the form of tourist advertisement in episode 03. Writer surely lives in 2021 and trying to make a romantic show of 2021 but also keeping features of earlier romance time too. Characters are moving ahead naturally and very smoothly. This one i'm enjoying too.

Life's story Starts - 8/10 - Trailer aka teaser - aka there was nothing except our 5 main actors aka characters showing their fae and that also became the poster. heh. But all the colourful entry made you think show gonna be a bit different - on crazy side a bit. But the show isn't. 1st strike by the show. It turns out to be a common man's drama. struggling main characters, reaching their 30's and yet have not much bank balance or career to show - do they have dreams!!?
I'm enjoying this show of these 5 characters that are out now to decisions that change their life in near future significantly.
Highly enjoyable. Comedy could have been better, but that's the point the ensemble of these 3 guys isn't achieving any good outcome. Heroine the way attached to the this small group of noodle-boys makes for interesting watch.

Youth of May: The heartbreak has already started. It honestly looks like our couple will never get together or know any happiness. This thing with the marriage is unfortunate. Hee Tae’s father is a bit of a force of nature, dangerous even in his subservience. He is probably going to be partially responsible for the death. Did Romeo and Juliet teach nobody anything? Or since this is a kdrama, let’s use a Korean reference Yun Sim Deok. Star-crossed lovers are not good for anyone involved.

Doom: It is SIG so I will watch regardless. Doom is interesting because he is just a being that based on the lore they have given us, exists because of humans. There is a beanie theory that he used to be human, which unfortunately is probably the case. Everything he does makes sense to me as the entity Doom because he is Doom. The drama seems to be defining doom pretty specifically. His miasma and personality are down because his very existence causes doom. At the same time, it makes sense that he used to be human because he is tired of being doom-like. An being who was Doom wouldn’t get tired of being itself. That was convoluted, but that is my feeling on it. As for Tak Dong Kyung, I only had one question, why did she keep thinking he was American. What about his demeanor made him so, usually I get the references, but not this time. I also love that Park Bo Young is being treated as an adult in this drama, another beanie mentioned this before, but her cuteness isn’t a factor. I think it helps ground her character as a fully fleshed individual rather than a vessel for cuteness. I look forward to the rest of this drama.

Sell Your Haunted House: That was a quick resolution. I like that though. I appreciate the fact that the show doesn’t dwell and moves on. Now that Ji Ah and In Bum are back to working together the main arc is moving forward. We now know her Mama is attached to her. Also, I assume Hwa Jung is fine, so I won’t dwell on the timbers of doom. Hopefully, in the next episode we find out why her Mama is attached to her. Also wasn’t a fan of the last case. Soo Jung’s trauma and the quick recovery.,

Law School: I don’t know what is happening in this show. However, Sol A better get to keep her grade, commas are important. She is also still my favorite. As for the case of the ain’t s%^t boyfriend, I hope the professor buries him for being a trash person who deserved his head injury. Where is Taxi driver when you need him, gratuitous, unnecessary violence would be good here. (ha, just kidding).

OH MASTER (Ep 15-16): The series did not disappoint. It was terrible to the end. The show went from cruelty to an incoherent ending. The utterly stupid happy ending OTP fake out was unnecessary, as well as all the secondary characters simplistic tween crush love lines. But Joo-in was just as naive, juvenile and clueless as the rest. After all his mean torment, her nanosecond acceptance of him as her lover showed she had no pride, self-esteem or self-reliance in relationships. And what was the lesson bequeathed by Bi-soo to Joo-in? That you will become a sad and lonely woman pining for your lost love for the rest of your life like his own mother?

What a train wreck. The first two episodes had the promise of a cute, simple “odd couple” under one roof rom-com. My initial vibe was that Joo-in character could have been based upon a real or acomposite of K-drama actresses’ career conflicts with dating in private and public (and how it affects her “brand.”). That could have been an interesting avenue to explore especially with how agencies deal with their top stars. But no, it was a trope filled dumpster fire. It was like the TOD came out of our screens to run the viewers over again and again for the last 7 weeks. The show did not need an unexplainable fantasy death story line (which was so bad I still wonder what happened to Bi-soo’s human body after the accident; his 49 day body had to be existential since it was metaphysical when he and his clothes vanished in thin air,) The show could have been fine if it just focused in on the two leads. But the relationship and love triangle were dull. She had a very cardboard cut-out character; flat emotional scale and no depth. The last two episodes’ reliance on past clip show filler moments to try to express the characters’ feelings showed even the director gave up on this script. Clearly, this is has to be the frontrunner for worst show of the year.

DAEBAK REALTY (Ep. 9-10): The introduction of new types of ghosts and a new way to eliminate them keeps this show fresh and interesting. However, JiAh is starting to go beyond the normal to become a ghost detective to solve the human aftermath in her cases. I thought the tenant-client actor was stiff throughout her story so I liked they wrote her out quickly. It seems that we will be robbed of Hwa-Jung’s backstory just when I was thinking she had a past relationship with Director Do (thinking about him as being the cause of her child’s death). We do learn an important fact that JiAh’s mother is not anchored to the realty building but attached directly to her daughter which adds another level of complication to a final resolution. The show is hitting on all cylinders

BOSSAM (Ep 3-4): Throughout history, the value of human life has been very low. Our “family on the run” cannot seem to get a break. Just as they are trying to settle in to a hard but moral life, they are being hunted down by three parties. The king using his daughter as bait to destroy a...

Doom at Your Service: Now I know where the Truck of Doom comes from. I feel the drama has already given some hints as to how it could end. I don't quite understand everything that is going on yet but that is the genre I guess.

Sell Your Haunted House: I am 3 episodes behind but am all in on the show. The gangster stuff is my least favorite aspect but since that is involved in the history of the characters, I guess I'm stuck with it til the end.

Bossam: This drama seems fresh but with a classic feel. The story is going to go into the palace now which makes me a bit sad if I have to start listening to a lot of "Chuuuuurnaaaah" stuff. Court politics has been kept to a minimum so far. One probably controversial opinion: while the kid is cute and I like him, I actually think they are overdoing it with his cutiepie-ness. I feel like kids in dramas get over-the-top cutie or OTT sassy etc.

Brit Box: Life on Mars - so I am one of those people who has never seen any of the variations of this show and am finally checking the original out. Enjoying it so far and respect the fact the creators stopped at 2 seasons.

-Ongoing-
BOSSAM: STEALING FATE : Four episodes in, and it's every bit what I needed. It feels very much like a classic but the music and acting keeps it fresh. Yuri is a delightful surprise. Do join us in the Hangout thread if you're watching! https://www.dramabeans.com/2021/05/drama-hangout-bossam-steal-the-fate

FAITH Ep. 6: A rewatch in honour of @leetenant's gallant attempt to remain indifferent to Lee Min Ho. I'm still as annoyed as ever with the female lead but I love this drama ottoke?

-Completed-
THE LONG BALLAD: Thank you drama for reviving my faith in Cdramas. The climax was really at Episode 42, which I've rewatched too many times while waiting for subs (Haoyan fans know why). The rest was a wrapped up most of the side stories.

Sell Your Haunted House: continues to be my top-watch for it's tight storytelling, even pace and, as always, the fabulous Jang Na-ra. This drama hits the spot every episode and is currently the only one I'm impatient for every week.

Oh! Master!: dipped back in momentarily for a few minutes and have never hated myself more. Don't watch this.

Move to Heaven: currently binging this with enthusiasm. As with many dramas about death, this one is really about life: its fragility, how vulnerable we are to its whims, and also the real wonder of it - and we how we can live many of them, if we are willing to listen and keep becoming. (And Sooyoung's cameo is delightful.)

So I Married the Anti-Fan: still pretty bad but still pretty much loving the ride. It's easy to watch, especially in light of some of the heavier stuff on tap these days.

Doom At Your Service: can't say I'm captivated, but it's intriguing enough to keep me hooked for another week. I saw it described somewhere as a cross between Goblin and Black Knight, and for the sake of viewers, I hope it leans waaaaay more toward the former.

I'm struggling to finish River where the Moon Rises. I found that some scenes seem repetitive. Same with It's Okay to not be Okay. Don't get me wrong, it's good to look at, and the leads are good actors but I found the story over the top.

I'm enjoying Flower of Evil. Beyond Evil is phenomenal and I'm still savoring Be Melodramatic. I've put Taxi Driver on hold because I have to finish the others. It feels familiar because the mood seems like The Equalizer (80s version, USA) meets Batman (Alfred) with the staff from Criminal Minds.

I've also started watching the film The Call. The gal from Burning is in it and outshined Park Shin-hye. She's excellent in both movies. Is why I can see her winning the Best Actress (film) at the Baeksang.

FIGHT MY WAY COMPLETED: Completed this gem of a drama today just to share it here. Why was I so late to this? I kept ignoring it even though it showed up in every list of friends to lovers trope. I love loved the leads park seo joon and kim ji won just stole my hearts. And Oh My God the kisses and the skinship. Loved it so much. I was constant mess of butterflies in my stomach. They were so cute together and the plot is not just angst lite or fluffy. The struggle they went for their dreams was hard but satisfying. And I was pleasantly surpised by the second leads who were not a favourite with many. They were realistic going through problems as a long term relation couple. But their scenes were also very cute when they were in love. There were some things I did'nt love like the birth secret but it was okay. Definetely will be in top 5 couples.
Youth of May and Sell your Haunted House took a backseat this week because of FMW. Will catch up now. Really excited to get back into them both. Btw love Lee do hyun😘
Sunbae don't put on that lipstick Completed : Just wanted some light fluffy drama watched this last week. Enjoyed it but did'nt leave much impression on me. Even though objectively Ro woon was much more swoony here than extraordinary me I liked him much more there. Maybe I'm a closet high school romance fan. I actually was more interested in the other stories than the main leads. Not that they were not good but they were not that different. The sisters arcs were nice. I did'nt initially watch this as I did'nt want to watch a rom com along with run on. So picked it up now.

DOOM AT YOUR SERVICE! I mean, Park Bo-young is beautiful to look at, ans she's such a good actress, AND it's a fantasy drama, so I wan gonna watch anyway, but lemme tell you, whatever vibe Seo In-gook has going on: that amoral/wicked/antihero...whatever it is, is MAJORLY working for me. Hai....this is the happiest a drama has made me in a long time! Here's hoping it finishes as well at it has started.

DAEBAK REALTY is also still holding strong, and I look forward to the final half of this show.

Tried to watch MINE, but I couldn't do it. Everything was too long and drawn out for me. I just wanted them to get on with it. SO yeah, no. I may try pick it back up and see later.

On the CDRAMA front:
Started THE IMPERIAL CORONER and so far so good.

For JDORAMA - I still haven't gotten around to starting KOI WA DEEP NI.

Youth of May It's a charming drama but the direction is a little too much for me.

Doom at Your Service It was an interesting beginning! I'm really curious! Will the deity change Doom's purpose and make him human? Will she let the FL live longer?

Sell Your Haunted House Two almost normal adults! They apologize, respect each other and are ready to find the truth even it's hurtful. I really like them together!

Law School It's entertaining.

Taxi Driver They're starting to ask themselves about their questionnable job.

Move To Heaven It's hard to not binge it but I want to take the time to watch it like they take the time for the dead.

Cdrama
Use For My Talent I'm watching it only for the actors Shen Yue and Jasper Liu. They're forming a great pairing! It's an adaptation of the Korean version and sadly they chose the same bad second lead role...

TV show
Kingdom The dance team made a mini sageuk about the King Yeonsangun. The performance was beautiful.

Oh, I forgot BOSSAM: STEAL THE FATE: I like the drama, but Bossam (or whatever his name is Ba wu..whatevs) is getting on my nerves. HE ruined the princess' life. He doesn't get to act all offended and self-righteous. And also, the kid is extremely annoying. I don't find him cute or precocious or pitiful.....just extremely annoying, and I really wish he wasn't in the plot at all. Ugghhh. But I am still watching, so yeah.

Sell Your Haunted House: Glad to see their fight didn't get blown out of proportions. I also really like how In-bum and Ji-ah defer to each other's expertise. Their subtle interactions give me the fuzzies. Right now this is the show I look forward most to each week.

Mouse: This show is tedious and I increasingly hate everyone.

Taxi Driver: I haven't watched the latest episodes yet but I'm lowkey rooting for Esom on this show. Maybe I'm just frustrated by the lack of a story for her.

Bossam: Started watching this show because people said it's good. Gotta say, while I don't like sageuk as much, I'm surprisingly pleased with this. I would like more scandalous Court Lady Jo and that cute kid.

Doom at Your Service: Decided to check out the first few episodes before I make any decision about continuing. Still trying to figure out the show's mythology but I'm cautiously optimistic about this one. The material is quite dark despite the cheerful exterior.

Sell Your Haunted House: Binged all episodes this week and I am loving this drama. I had forgotten how good of an actress Jang Nara is. The woman is phenomenal. I want her all her make up products and clothes from this drama. I guess I have grown up, because I find the communication between In Bum and Ji Ah to be so swoony. It's goals really. They behave like mature adults and I love and want that. I'm not used to seeing Ahn Kil Kang as a villain. Every time I look at him, I see the gruff dad from Memorials. I'm waiting for them to recover the truth of what happened all those years ago.
Doom At Your Service: As much as I find Seo In Gook super hot in this drama and I adore PBY, this drama didn't click with me. I guess I will give it 2 more episodes before I make up my mind. I do like that the drama isn't overly maudlin. Also this was my first time hearing Lee Soo Hyuk's voice and boy was I surprised. It does not go with his face. Also for a second there I thought he had something stuck in his throat.
I read the the way Oh My Master ended and boy am I glad I dropped this drama at the right time.

Taxi Driver: 7.5

Bossam: Steal the Fate: 6.0 If the mid-show doldrums are apparent mid-day-4, and it's 20 episodes? 😨 Also, commit suicide by jumping off a cliff into a RIVER? Has she never watched a kdrama?

So I Married an Anti-Fan: 4.0 It took me 4 days to get thru 11 minutes of day 4 before I dropped it.

Doom at Your Service: 8.5 Cigarette lighter. Shooting stars falling from the sky. Can they get to 100,000,000? Can they find ways to reference every kdrama we've ever seen?

Youth of May: 8.0

Sell Your Haunted House: 8.0

Law School: 8.0 The evilbullycorruptpolitician (in kdramaland that's all just one word) is predictableandnotfun, otherwise show is good.

Move to Heaven: 2.4 For those of us who don't like sad, the start was just slow and boring. Unless everyone else here praises it to the heavens, I'm moving on.

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Faith: 👍 After the discussions this week I "had" to re-watch some highlights from days 1, 5, 12 & 24. 5 & 12 have rare examples of speaking English in 1300s Goryeo. And who can forget hearing "X-Man" in day 4? Also, see if you can spot the lead of Rebel Thief Who Stole the People in an early supporting role.

Oh! Master: 👎 Considering low ratings and the negative comments I've seen, I'm feeling pretty good about having dropped it after day 6.

Sell Your Haunted House : This show continues to be well paced and solid as ever. I liked how In-bum and Ji-ah came to an understanding about finding out what happened in past. I love interactions between Ji-ah and In-bum. How cute In-bum was when he thought Ji-ah asked him for a date?
Doom at your service: I think this show is trying too hard. Maybe I am expecting too much from the show.
Law School: Baddies are getting worse by each passing episode. I just want truck of doom to take out each and every one. I loved reveal about Kang Dan. I previously thought she was bit selfish but we got to know that she is as protective as Kang Sol A.
I think Kang Sol B should abandon her obsessive desire to become a judge. Plagiarism scandal is a smoking gun and everyone, even prosecutor is aware of that. Does she really think she will be successful judge with this kind of history? That is grade A blackmail material for criminals and lawyers if she really becomes one.
Taxi Driver: I am getting whiplash due to tonal shift between every episode. In one episode they could have killed dozens of police officer and a prosecutor and in second episode everything is upbeat.
Mine: I just want this chaebol family to explode. It would be spectacular if it happened.

Is anyone watching Undercover? Any views?

To be honest am watching Vincenzo bts even after it ended. Watching the #JeonKi crumbs. I am officially in love with the couple. Never been this hooked before. I can't move on. T____T

Have started watching Doom at your Service. I am loving the show. Seo-in-guk is charming as ever and our female lead is also actually good. Love the pairing and their scenes. Seems that there will be some very heartbreaking moments later at the end. I can feel some melancholy vibes from this drama. Not too cheery .

Mouse
Finally caught up! You could play Makjang bingo with this crime thriller.
Well, at least Lee Seunggi is great as per usual. I’m really happy to see him challenge himself with this type of role.

Lastly, Poor Yohan. What a cruel fate he had.

Youth of May
Episode 3 and 4 were my favs so far. However, I am apprehensive about what’s to come. We already have May 18 looming over these characters...why add frustrating love triangles in the mix? Sooryun is starting to frustrate me and I fear Soochan will also soon enough...

Doom at your Service
Love the leads but I wasn’t hooked by the premiere week. I had such a hard time connecting with the story and the fantasy elements. Nothing much happened also.

I like that Park Boyoung’s character can actually stand up for herself and I find her cynicism somewhat compelling. However, the contract and the wish thing was strangely hard to follow and I find it’s already being dragged out a bit too long.

I am intrigued by Lee Soohyuk’s character. Hopefully next week will start developing some side plots.

watched episodes from:
Taxi Driver - makes me want to watch more shows of LJH (while its one of my fav shows already, i still haven't gotten to watch Signal in its entirety).
Move to Heaven - this can be considered the first completed show i've seen for LJH...such a heartwarming show, i wasn't expecting 10 ep to drop same day, perfect for binge watching though. HGR's character is lovely.
Bossam - i don't know what's about this show, but i keep finding myself looking out for new eps each week...haven't really completed any shows for the main leads before, but in this show, here i think they've done well with their characters
Voice2 - this was in my watchlist so trying to catch few episodes
regarding Mouse and Beyond Evil (currently i don't have access to all the episodes)...i decided to do a binge watch once i had access to all the episodes else i was finding myself a bit confused here and then...but personally i'm totally engaged in their storylines...been avoiding any spoilers so far...
Ling Cage: Incarnation (ending part 2) donghua...not sure what i was expecting but still looking forward to seeing the next part...

Sell Your Haunted House - Week after week this show continues to make the different ghost stories interesting.

Undercover - Loving how female lead's husband is secretly helping her.

Mine - Haven't watched this weekend's episodes, but curious to see where they go with last week's reveal.

Sell Your Haunted House: My weekly happy pill - just chilling with the super-cool Ji-ah and her awesome partner, In-beom. It's just such a pleasant, zero-stress watch even if there are scary ghosts in this drama. There is something just reassuring about the whole vibe. I hope Hwa-jung is okay.

Doom at your service: Confused about the contract, but I'm loving it. It gives off that breathless, fantastical feel I got from the first week of Goblin with an eerie dash of darkness. Some of the scenes feel "been-there-done-that", but atmosphere is keeping everything off-kiler. Seo In-gook looks hot.

Taxi Driver I'm losing interest in this, though I like how it sheds light on things wrong in society. I just want to FF to the parts where Lee Je Hoon/Kim Doki gets in disguise. I almost felt bad for the baddie this week with Kim Doki playing with her heart.

Mouse: The thriller is now a tragedy. Song Yohan is one of the most wronged and tragic kdrama characters ever. :*( And it's also sad that Bareum was triggered to kill. I can take the brain graft surgery, but the baby swap was too much. I wonder what OZ's end goal is.

Imperial Coroner (up to ep 12): C-drama. A pleasant watch with likable characters who care about their work and a nice, fast pace. The second male lead is from another investigation drama I watched years ago so I'm glad to see him here and in a comic role.

She Is the One (up to ep 10) : C-drama. A reminder in how hitting a certain level of ridiculousness can make things MORE watchable and even enjoyable. So many LOL moments.