CRICKET - It was glamorous and fun year of Test cricket. T20 cricket has taken lot of space of ODI cricket but Test cricket which is claimed to be not as much popular has actually provided uch more fun and exciting cricket compared to T20.

At start we had Australia vs. India in Australia - very very very exciting test matches that showed the the real value and beauty of test cricket once again.
Surprise was England winning in Sri Lanka. One of the most powerful performance came from west indies winning against Bangladesh in bangladesh and a left hand new batsman scoring most of runs in 4th inning.
And then the biggest moment - World Test Championship - The 1st ever one - Won by Nea Zealand their long waited ICC world trophy. Awesome matches and performances.
Test cricket has gained more stream.
ICC trying hard to get cricket in Olympics - even lobbying with 3 million dollars.
And we had controversies in almost all main cricket boards. Not with kiwis - they are too nice.
India has its own coach-captain-selection as well as conflict of interests drama.
England has its racism.
Australia has its coach and an ex-captain
South africa has racism and quota
West Indies - Sri Lanka - corruption n players tussle. Almost all boards have corruption and political tussle troubles. And yet cricket survives and even thrives.

Mostly Female Cricket that is taking game ahead in countries where no one knows about it much. Overall, in 2021 Cricket had lot of upswings but at the same time due to lack of people management and mostly due to power and money - cricket is struggling in the main competitive countries.

Our Beloved Summer This drama is a gem. “How have you been?” has never been so sad or heart fluttering. I so root for those two to work things out. I’m glad we are getting the POV of each of the main characters. I emphasize with Yeun-soo and Ji-woong much more now. Woong’s parents are awesome.

Uncle: This drama is also a gem. It has so much heart. Ji-hoo overcoming his stage fright to sing to his uncle will no doubt make my #2022Roundup. That kid breaks my heart. He’s been through so much and his book of song lyrics was troubling. I was glad to see the mom go to rehab. I like the little bar family. More people need to be watching this!

Bulgasal: Immortal Soul: The first two episodes were really good. The cinematography is impressive. I liked that they took their time with the backstory and world building. It gives it an epic feel.

The One and Only: This is a very weird drama. It feels like two separate dramas mashed together. I’m not sure it all works, but I do think the hospice side of the drama is very interesting. I don’t think the story needed a hitman with a heart of gold, a murder investigation, and a gambling ring after the dead guy’s phone.

The Silent Sea: Episodes 4/8: I’m underwhelmed. I thought the first two episodes were pretty slow, but the story did pick up in Episode 3. Every single character is underdeveloped. I can handwave bad science, but not that. I would have also liked for them to spend more time showing what life was like on Earth. Still, I don’t hate it. It reminds me of a Doctor Who episode.

Secret Royal Inspector and Joy: I don’t even remember what happened this week. I zoned out when the romance took center stage.

I had very little time for dramas this week (Xmas preparations, kids on holidays, family coming 😍)... I managed to watch the second episode of Bad and Crazy though... and I'm having fun 🙂 The murder/corruption story is meh and I'm not much interested in it... but I looooove comedic Lee Dong Wook... and his totally absurd situations with Helmet Guy (oil sliding? Really? 😆😆). I guess I'm in mood for this type of humor as I was even enjoying the red light speed line behind the bike! 😂

Anyway, I mainly came today to wish Merry Xmas to all who celebrate 🌲🌟 and great weekend to all! 😘
(Next time will be in the new year already! 😱 Where did the time go??)

NOW WE ARE BREAKING UP (Ep. 11) The leads have started to use the L word but their delivery is like the conflict of deciding between the house salad or the soup of the day. YE’s entire mindset is to make a few nice moments before ending the relationship before it gets sour. JK seems to hold onto her like an elementary school participation trophy for the worst kid on the team.

It is really hard to define what the writer is trying to convey. Korean culture has is own quirks. It is a couple culture; but the first school coupling is more about the person showing individual status, popularity and acceptance than love. Campus couples are more hanging out together to avoid the social awkwardness of young adulthood. First love and real dating is a supercharged hormonal amusement park ride until the infatuation wears off. The BF/GF “relationship” is an exclusive time to see if one is compatible for the long haul. Engagement is the commitment toward marriage and partner goals. YE and JK fit into none of those roles.

It was more symbolic that the movie they watched was pixelated to be meaningless as they had no sofa skinship in a basic romantic moment. The regretful husband’s touch towards his dying wife is more real. Director Hwang’s traditional courtship with the PR CEO is the proper slow burn to ignite future passion. The leads have no spark together.

ON AIR (2008) From what I read, this was a controversial show when it first aired on KTV. Rumors had the popular but bad actress/diva lead was based on a real actress who was allegedly aloof, demanding, mean, stubborn and possibly dating a director. Back then, the backstabbing agency deals and CF/PPL life blood for network stars would have jarred a naive public. But the story is really about the second lead, the star writer (Song Yoon Ah), who is pressured to have rating hit after hit or be doomed to failure as a divorced mother. She has her own diva issues but slowly allows others to help her become her best person.

COMPLETED
Chimera - The final confrontation between the Chairman and Chimera was so meh. Who thought it was a good idea to have all 3 leads offscreen for most of the finale? Didn't it feel like the finale was filmed piecemeal at different times?

Since it's holiday week, also managed to binge 4 J-dramas and 1 C-drama with Kieta Hatuskoi being the best.

ONGOING
Secret Royal Inspector & Joy - This is not as joyful as it used to be but the sisterhood is nice to see. Looks like there'll be some fun ghost shenanigans in the finale.

Our Beloved Summer - I un-paused and watched Eps. 4-6. I still don't love it like everyone else - Yeon-su's supremely unsurprising sad story didn't move me at all - but then there are moments when I just want to give these characters a hug.

Melancholia - Poor LDH looks like a kicked puppy half the time. I think they spent too much time on the big bad. She's not even particularly interesting - every scene she has with Ye-rin is the same scary-sweet tactic and it really doesn't work the 5th or so time.

Now We Are Breaking Up - Absolutely zero rationale for the last scene. What was the impetus? Visiting his brother's grave? He's done that half a dozen times already! Apparently this show is ending a week after Red Sleeve Cuff even though it has one episode less 😑.

Bad and Crazy - Watching LDW lose his mind in the first half of Ep. 3 was pretty funny but the ending was meh. They better not kill off the baby cop today.

The Red Sleeve Cuff - Still dehydrated from all the crying I did in Ep. 12. Looking forward to 3 episodes back-to-back.

STARTED
Moonshine - Humour didn't land for me - Hyeri's crazy-eyes schtick is not for me. But the rest was interesting enough and it's so good to see Yoo Seung Ho again (that voice!).

Decided not to watch Snowdrop with how politically problematic it is. Planning to watch The Silent Sea over the weekend.

🎄Merry Christmas!🎅

The makjang Real Life 2021 is nearing its end!🥳 I got more invested than I had initially anticipated, but at least I got to sneak in some other show’s episodes in between. As I plough on with these other current shows, I do wonder when I will finally be able to start a new one, and which one will get the honors.🤔

Bring It On Ghost💪👻(15/16): This show is mostly a relaxed watch for me, but the last quarter put me on the edge of my seat as the puzzle pieces were finally coming together. Episode 15 especially was nail-biting as we got our final showdown between our heroes and villain Hye-Sung. Kudos to Kwon Yul and the writing for making me fear for our good guys!👍🏻

Healer🕶️(4-6/20): *Ajumma voice* Helllooooo! Since I never pay 100% attention during group watches, I rewatch with the FF button and read recaps to make sure I have watched and understood everything afterwards. Healer certainly demands and deserves the extra focus, but it does take a lot of time to catch up!😄 The only highlight I do remember for now, is Moon-Ho buying our little news company. I cannot wait for all the reporter hijinks!☺️

The One and Only (Episode 1-2) - Mood: B-
Ever since I watched Chocolate a few years back, I’ve been anticipating the next hospice drama as I thought it was a setting that’s rarely explored. While it was quite an interesting premiere week having all 4 leads be complicit in a murder together, I’m not sure about whether the plot will be able to juggle the hospice life against the homicide case: it won’t be an easy balancing act and chances are that the hospice community would remain underdeveloped. Side note: I chuckled upon seeing Baek Hyun Jin cameo as a jerk once again. He’s really good but the typecasting is sad!

Bad and Crazy (Episode 1-2) - Mood: C-
There’s no doubt I’m intrigued by the reverse Jekyll and Hyde setup (knowledgeable commenters have also pointed out the similarities between this and the movie Fight Club), which already has so many questions that need to be answered going forward, such as what led to the manifestation of a separate personality and what exactly triggers the switch. At the same time, the police corruption and political conspiracy is just way too uninspired a setting to get excited about: it has 100% predictability in the characterisation. Also, the show needs an epilepsy warning: the opener’s way too flashy!

Our Beloved Summer (Episode 5-6) - Mood: D+
Sadly, Ji Ung’s character took a cliche turn: he and NJ are also being set up as each other’s consolation prize.

Bulgasal: Immortal Souls (Episode 1-2) - Mood: C
The fantasy is fine but nothing great. I’ve got a hunch that both leads didn’t actually kill each other’s families.

School 2021 (Episode 9-10) - Mood: D+
We could have avoided this pathetic love triangle if Ki Joon stopped assuming and started communicating?

Let Me Be Your Knight (Episode 7) - Mood: D+
Plot movement is negligible this week except for the cliffhanger: not sure if Woo Yeon will find out the truth next week.

The Red Sleeve Cuff (Episode 11-12) - Mood: D+
I’m somewhat relieved that the politics appear to be resolved? But the tutor’s still around to cause a ruckus next week.

Moonshine (Episode 1-2) - Mood: D
Pathetic brother? Court politics? Poison conspiracy? Alcohol monopolist villain? Love triangle? How much must I yawn?

Chimera (Episode 15-16) - Mood progression: C- / D / D / D- / D+ / D / D / D
Eugene was severely under-utilised as a main character: the show really went nowhere with her arc.

Melancholia (Episode 13-14) - Mood: D-
It’s ending next week presumably to the tune of good triumphs over evil and maybe some rushed romance? It can’t be that predictable, right?

Now We Are Breaking Up (Episode 11) - Mood: D-
Do Hoon’s conversation with Chi Sook at his house was the only one I watched at normal speed.

The only currently airing drama that I am enjoying is Moonshine. I enjoyed Hyeri's acting, the MLs confusion having to board with this family, and even the Prince and his traumatic memories. I like that it seems to be about down-on-their-luck noble families, and I hope it doesn't start centering too much on palace intrigue. I am looking forward to the next episodes, and I haven't been able to say that about any of the other new dramas.

Bad and Crazy: 6.5 Day 1 & 3: Good concept, the scripts and/or direction botch the details. Except the little kid - she's good. If we eventually decide we don't like the show we can always decide that the title describes it? Day 3: their gimmick is already getting a bit stale.

Bulgasal: Immortal Souls: 7.5 The early part was quite disappointing but it got better once they got to 2006, which was good because the news Sat & Sun had me worried that I might have a Snowdrop-size hole in my weekend watch list.

Snowdrop: __ I planned to watch it. I really did. Or at least start it. But I just couldn't bring myself to do it. At least I still have my one-beer-per-episode-that-airs-before-it-gets-cancelled drinking game to keep me amused while I follow the news.

Chimera: 8.0 Finished strong. You could almost say it finished with a bang.

Secret Royal Inspector & Joy: 7.0

Moonshine: 6.0 A mobile bar? A bar on a cart that pops up here and there? A Mystic Mobile Pop-Up Bar :)

Silent Sea: 3.4 for ep 1.

Crime Puzzle: 7.5 (ep 9 & 10) Not a bad show overall. It had a LOT of flaws, but most of them were typical of the genre, and in between those it was fairly well executed. I can't take off too many points for a kdrama being kdrama-y. More in a reply.

Battle of Changsha - so happy to find this on YouTube, and 1/3 of the way through, I'm really enjoying the complicated character, family and political dynamics (although I do kind of want to slap the entitled twins around about twice an episode).

Just finished USE FOR MY TALENT (Chinese) - meh. It was fluffy but extended too long at 24 episodes. I felt the length towards the middle and the strain of the typical edited audio characteristic of Chinese dramas.

Started SNOWDROP and I’m enjoying the cinematography. I don’t particularly care for the politics (both the wives and the men side) and I was so grossed out by the drink-your-own-blood scene. Ugh. I’m a bit apprehensive about where the show will take us now that it’s confirmed Hae-in’s character is from the north.

Also started WORK LATER, DRINK NOW. After 2 episodes, I realize I shouldn’t watch this hungry. Lol. It would be nice to watch with a friend with our own soju and chicken in front of us.

Hate to admit it but I’m still not motivated enough to finish JIRISAN and continue SECRET ROYAL INSPECTOR & JOY. Hopefully in the next few days.

RED SLEEVE: This week's episodes struck me as very sad. I wasn't expecting the time jump, but the two death scenes were powerful thanks to the incredible acting. Now that San is King, the main theme seems to have shifted to exploring the limits and dissatisfactions of the palace hierarchy directly through Deok-Im's story. To that end, the Head Court Lady's final words to the King, which focused on the tragedy of women living their lives vying for the attention and favor of one man, certainly weren't positive foreshadowing of Deok-Im's romantic future. I was surprised, though, that even three years later she and San apparently hadn't had a full, honest conversation about what they want from each other, or that they hadn't progressed beyond longing looks. They're clearly in love, but the drama is also showing that that likely isn't enough.

SCHOOL 2021: I'm behind on this. It's cute and easy to watch, but the limitations of some of the actors are starting to come more clearly into view, and the story--already pretty thin--is dragging for me.

OUR BELOVED SUMMER: This is a drama that just works on every level, and it goes to show that a romance doesn't need a complicated plot or even a fresh one. You just need to write two well developed lead characters, surround them with equally well developed supporting characters, give them good dialogue, cast strong actors with chemistry, and then trust the process.

MELANCHOLIA: As SailorJumun said, the main villain here is so cartoonish at this point that it's almost unbearable. In fact, most every character except for the leads barely registers as human. The two school director sisters vying for their father's affection are the worst, but the parents don't fare much better. As always, I wish this was better written. While I watch, I mostly think about ways the story could have been approached differently for this to be a worthwhile drama. For one, I wish ML's feelings had developed at the same time as the FL's--i.e. when they were adults, teaming up together to bring down the school's administration.

Oldie: DELICIOUS PROPOSAL. (Got it from the library). A very fun drama about dueling chefs and their families. I so enjoyed seeing the cast who are now big names in Kdramas, back when they were dewy-eyed twenty-somethings, like So Ji-seob (Oh My Venus) looking mighty fine, Ji Sung (Familiar Wife & Dr John) being sparkly instead of reserved, and Son Ye-jin elegant and polished even though inexperienced. The main male lead however, Jung Joon, although he was terrific, sort of disappeared after a few more dramas. Wonder what happened to him.
Waiting in Seattle for the big snow event of 2021. Merry Christmas, all....

MoonShine: Tried and dropped. It was slightly amusing watching YSH be this uppity man, but it has a been there done that quality for me, so I am out.

Our Beloved Summer: Outshines everything right now. This is my favorite drama and I hope it continues that way. How can "how have you been" feel so damn right?

The One and Only: I was not expecting these characterizations and I love it. It is so random and sad, but upbeat.

School 2021: This drama is so cute. Our leads are adorable and it is nice and fluffy.

The Red Cuff Sleeve: So they are really going to drag this out. Deok Im's reasoning is solid and I can't fault her. The King is doing his best, but at the end of the day she loves herself the most, even if she loves him. We shall see how this pans out.

Now We Are Breaking Up: The romance and underlying issue with their relationship is both stupid and contrived. However, the reason I watch this is for the women's friendship, it is super sweet. I find her mother annoying, but I agree she needs to divorce that man and live in peace.

Snowdrop: I have no idea where they are going with this either. Jung Hae In is one of my faves, so I will continue to watch, but I'm not sure I understand what is actually happening with this drama.

Bulgasal: I don't know what is happening here either. I'm still watching though.

Happiness (Ep11 & 12) - I went into this drama with no expectations (given all the typical zombie shows) but I ended up liking it mostly due to the 2 main leads. Sae-bom & Yi-hyun together are super cute (yes this is a repeated statement :P)

Jirisan (Ep14 to 16) - I sort of figured Hyun-jo's fate already so I'm not really surprise with the outcome. Overall I felt that Jirisan could be better if they can really shoot it more outdoor (covid restriction I know) or maybe have better CGIs cos some I really can't unsee :P. Performance wise I find that the main supporting characters outshined the main leads. Not sure if this is due to the way the characters are flesh out but Yi-gang & Hyun-jo are quite flat imo...

Inspector Koo (Ep 11 & 12) - 'Quirky' summed up the whole show for me. I think it's a bit underrated compared to other shows airing at the same time. Not over the top great but it's a fun watch actually :)

Chimera (Ep12 to 16) - Didn't know there could be so many Chimera's around hahaha...seriously I get the motive of the original Chimera but the copycat is a bit far fetched. I get it if it's Jung-yeop but Hyo-kyung? I somehow felt that the story is a bit lacking. Probably better if it's a 12 eps series....

Our Beloved Summer I was a little bit disapointed by the backstory of the FL and the drawing show. But it was really nice to see the main characters finally showing their feelings.

Secret Royal Inspector and Joy I will finish it because there are only 2 more episodes, but neither the romance neither the investigation are interesting...

School 2021 I watch it only for the second leads and the love triangle is really useless.

The Red Sleeve Cuff The story is stagnating... At least, after 13 episodes, he finally asked her why!

Let Me Be Your Knight One more drama that could do without a love triangle...

Bad and Crazy I'm not sure to continue this one...

I need to try : Snowdrop, The One and Only, Bulgasal: Immortal Souls and the Silent Sea.

Our Beloved Summer: This drama has got my heart and is my most looked-forward-to drama these days. The characters are hella endearing, even with their faults. Yeon-su and Ung still have feelings for each other, but how that would pan out as a long-term relationship is still up in the air.

Lee Joon Hyuk's character is a bit of a jerk, but holy moly is he sexy in this! And Woong's parents are just the best!

Royal Inspector and Joy (up to ep 13): Just my bit of joy for the week. I'm glad the drama continues to have group of 3. We've got the 3 guys, the 3 gals, and the band of illegitimate sons (3 guys) and each grouping is a support network. I like how we have a heavy dose of friendship in this drama. Actor for Tae-seo remind me of Shin Hye-sun! They could play siblings!

Finally on vacation, so hope to catch up on some of the new releases and maybe finish some of the ones I've left off.

The Silent Sea (Completed) - Okay I must have enjoyed this since I didn't really ffw or skip anything :P. Water is the main issue in this show. A grp of specialist are given the task to retrieved a sample from a space station on the moon. Mishaps ensues soon after which leads to the true revelation on what really happened to all the personnel in it a few years prior. This is quite a standard sci-fi drama imo as I don't really see any aspect of the story that stood out from the rest. It's nice seeing Bae Doona & Gong Yoo in it though :)

Bad & Crazy (Ep1 to 3) - By ep 2, viewers will know who the identity of 'crazy' is :P. I'm watching this out of curiosity. Quite a good start so let's see how the story goes.....

Bulgasal: Immortal Souls (Ep 1 & 2) - Wow, this is elaborately bloody and sort of complicated at the start. Why on earth does Hwal brought his wife and son to hunt for the bulgasal is beyond me. It's probably true that he kept on making bad decisions that leads to bad karma then....pity the bulgasal that took his soul though :P

I agree that the jerks in Happiness were annoying as f. but at the end somehow it was satisfying to watch them because the actors wereso good at being bad. But I would not want to play a character like that, I think it would be traumatizing. I hope they are all ok after having to live as such vile creatures. it can perhaps leave them with nightmares.

Dali and Gamjatang Ep 11- 16 This drama is one of those "could have been" cases because it had one of the adorable pairings of 2021, but it was a chore to finish the drama mainly due to the boring real estate corruption plot. The drama had lead actors who fit the roles to a tee, had beautiful characterizations of FL and ML, humour that worked despite being silly and interesting premise of balance between classiness and pragmatism, but nope, since it is a kdrama it has to follow the current trend of mixing mystery with romance and ruin the experience for the viewers. The show had heart, like the time when ML consoled the FL after her lineage was revealed in the media or the time when ML was moved by the "coffin" art, but everything feels overshadowed by the unnecessary corruption angle and annoying side characters who were miraculously redeemed towards the end that the shift felt jarring rather than moving. It is the simple fact of "Too many cooks spoil the broth" that the dragged out "greediness" angle by the rich spoilt the entire second half of the show.

Uncle Ep 1-4 ❤ The bonding between the uncle and nephew is everything and there is nothing more to say because y'all need to watch it.

We have now watched the first four episodes of the new Sageuk THE KING OF TEARS, LEE BANG WON. This is the story of the end of Goryeo and the beginning of Joseon. It is tragic in tone, although we do get to see a hopeful side with the portrayal of the future King Se-jong The Great as a youngster in this tale- but it is a dark story on the whole. The acting is very good. It is one of those dramas that, once you start it you have to keep watching.

The new J-drama BEWITCHED BY MY SEXY BOYFRIEND continues to be one crazy comedy. But maybe not as insane as I originally thought: This week it struck me that, while the plot is much different the underlying themes echo those found in the Mozart opera COSI FAN TUTTE with two couples playing with sexual fire. It should not be forgotten that the opera was also a comedy- and that comedy can explore things more serious drama cannot. In any case I look forward to the remaining episodes.

The other J-drama that my wife and I are currently watching is A STORY TO READ WHEN YOU FIRST FALL IN LOVE. It is a charming comedy but my wife and I both find ourselves wondering how any woman could possibly be as totally clueless as our female lead.

RED SLEEVE is still our favorite show- and we are now entering the final stretch. In addition, my wife has been steadily working her way through the 2007 sageuk LEE SAN- WIND OF THE PALACE which has many of the same characters we find in RED SLEEVE CUFF- but covers much more of the life of King Jeongjo. She has about 10 more episodes to go- out of 77. Sageuks were once much longer in length.

SECRET ROYAL INSPECTOR AND JOY is still fun. We will be watching the penultimate episodes once episode 14 is fully subtitled, which should be today. But now we have a new Sageuk comedy: MOONSHINE. We have seen the first two episodes and so far it looks promising.

I am looking forward to the next episodes of the weekender YOUNG LADY AND GENTLEMAN. The amnesia story arc finally came to an abrupt end last week, its dramatic purpose having ended, leaving an awkward situation for our Gentleman and our Young Lady. But somehow the love story between out Gentleman’s half-sister and our Young Lady’s step-brother is back in play. Lots of future angst- I love it. The ratings for this show continue to climb with good reason.

I am not sure if this can save Snowdrop, but I voice out anyway ...

Make sure those characters either the North Korean spy and those in the South Korean security officers more personal, and not representing the organization. But I am not sure if it works. Other then the problem of the screenwriting as well public perception, there are a lot more problems in the drama then the controversy.

And by the way, I enjoy Our Beloved Summer then many other dramas in this period, I even think The Red Sleeves a bit too old style, and can't go on after Episode 9 (That palace maid gang is a bit turn me off as well).

Rainless Love in a Godless Land - ah, what a great twist. Really love it when they thrown everything on its head.

Now, We Are Breaking Up - I'm up to ep 11 and hopefully the mothers are given a rest because it feels like everyone is cycling over the same argument. It would have been interesting to see more conversations about them tackling the situation together instead of them avoiding the issue, just saying I love you, or doing things that confuses the other partner/or leaves them guessing... but I don't think the writing is up to it. Its also gross how they keep making the significant weight loss seem like a positive thing. And how she was angry at her kid wasn't tackled well either.

Bulgasal - The first two episodes drew me in more than I thought. Its actually kind of nice to have something plot heavy.

Our Beloved Summer - I rather wanted to hit him for belittling her goal to be in a position so her grandmother never has to work again.

Let Me Be Your Knight - I still don't really know how sleeping outside of his room is really going to help. Things are coming together nicely. Starting to wonder what her sister would think about her con and maybe holding onto the theory her sister is a actually secret softy.

Win The Future - there is a lack of focus on the romance initially. It doesn't really sell an underdog narrative and the characters are unfortunately lacking which makes it hard to care much if they do win or lose, especially to put all this work in for those bosses.

Paint with Love - they really had me thinking the two were former lovers and not step-siblings. Phab warming up to Maze is nice but it would have been fun if they were still a bit antagonistic with each other.

Love with Benefits - the opposite of plot heavy. I saw someone post that this was actually a very cheap production of a zombie story... and I can't argue. Except the leads had better chemistry in the last ep than I was expecting.

Rewatched:
Flower of Evil: I just love their acting and chemistry. I need another drama with Joon Ki and Chae Won (I don't count Criminal Minds).
Waikiki: I was thinking of rewatching Waiki or Pegasus and Waikiki won. I laughed a lot yesterday.

On Air:
The Red Sleeve (ep 10): Can San just get rid of Deok Rok already? He annoys me more than the actual villians of the show.
Uncle (ep 4): Our teacher deserves better. And our baby made me cry with the song. This show always makes me think "I want an uncle", but I actually have like 10 already lol.
Our Beloved Summer (ep 4): THAT FINALE. YEEEES!!!
Silent Sea (ep 1): To be honest I don't know where is this going at all. Trailers show more information than the first episode of this show.
Bad and Crazy (ep 3): I actually was hoping K appeared in that club, I can't believe he didn't appear even after that jerk showed YS the video and he remember what the girl said to him :(

Oldie:
No limit - 2009 (ep 1): I love Go A Ra and Sang Yoon so I'll keep watching even if I'm not into sports.