It's difficult to choose which one, but I do know the one that still makes me want to throw something at the writer and director for putting ableist bs on my screen.

Should I write about A Poem A Day and salvage my MinhoYoung ship from the depths of the ocean floor? 🤔

1. PentHouse 3 (This one needs fixing out of vexation.) - Oh Yoon Hee survived the cliff attack. Joo Dan-te died from the 85th storey building fall. Ha Yoon Chul lived on happily ever after with his two daughters and Oh Yoon Hee.

2. Monthly Magazine Home - When Na Young-won discovered the link between her Father and Yu Jasung, she decides to take a break from their relationship till she can come to terms with her Father's actions. Yu Jasung, however tells her not to take too much time, as he is not willing to risk this wonderful relationship he has with her. More so, he is in a good place now so, no need for any much drama.

3. Oh My Ladylord - Bi-soo opens up to Joo-in 30 days to his fading away, and they both make oppurtuned use of the time they have. Somehow, somehow, Bi-soo didn't fade away as his Father appealed to the higher ups to let his son keep on leaving, seeing how added his son's life is now. Bi-soo, appreciative of this loving gesture makes good use of it, living happily ever after with Joo-in.

The image for this post is the best. That's the first drama that came to mind.

If a Beanie fixes the drama in the header photo, can you also fix his age please?

I always write fanfics in my head if the drama destroyed me, ​so for He Is Psychometric, I'd need to revive one character and make another one not a murderer.

I can’t write anything because I typically stop dramas before the end if beanies tell me the ending sucks —I’m looking at you, Monthly Magazine home. 😆

I already mentioned it in the Sisyphus finale recap, but little Seo-Hae should have grown up happily, not remembering anything and just giggling when her father told her bedtime stories of grown-up warrior Seo-Hae saving the world.

Then there's Arsedal, which should have ended with the script being rejected.

Always wanted Kim Shin (Goblin) to return back without his powers. This change felt like it could have opened up a lot more options for him to grow as a character. Partly because I wanted to see him work more to get back into Ji Eun-tak's life, see him maybe become an actor or somehow work for his space, and the lack of his immortality wouldn't open up the question what happened when Ji Eun-tak ran out of lives. It would have also been cute if Kim Shin and Ji Eun-tak had reincarnated (with hopefully less of an age-gap) along with Grim Reaper and Sunny and got to have fun shenanigans together in their next life as a group.

I just pretend that the final episode of "Flower of Evil" does not exist, then it becomes the perfect suspense/domestic thriller

I wouldn't exactly fix the ending of 'Because This Life Is Our First,' (which is my all-time favorite kdrama) but I'd definitely revise some editing and direction choices to make Ji-ho's reasoning and motivation for her actions in eps. 14 and 15 clearer. I think it's almost all there on screen and in the voiceovers - it just needs to be laid out better. If a show's final arc is confusing and disappointing on first watch and is satisfying only with careful re-watching, then sorry, PD, but you're doing the story an injustice.

Mr. Queen: the "real" queen ending up with the king is probably one of the most awkward finales ever, imo. And Bong Hwan-ah deserved better after everything he did.
Mad for each other: the whole thing with her ex and the break up were super weird and creepy tbh.
Oh My Ghostess: same as Mr Queen, not as awkward tho. He should've ended with Seul Gi's character. Somehow.
Fates and Furies: Who knows what happened the last few episodes.

I don't know how to fix the shows tho...
MFEO and F&F could be just by cutting all the drama? 1. No bringing back the creepy ex. 2. Telling the truth.

Mr Q and OMG: the final couple should've be the one we saw and loved for 16 episodes? maybe? or they could've just end up alone. Idk.

Maybe cheating can we fix the last whole nine episodes of Bossam so they aren’t a mostly formulaic slog of palace politics and chaste proprietary while were at it?

Ohohoho, that picture of Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol is giving me ideas.

For me, High Kick Through the Roof. Except @gadis wrote a perfectly fine new ending already. It is canon, in my mind.

Oh, what a damn perfect choice of picture for this post. Mere sight of it triggers me.

1. Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol
2. Hwayugi

I tried to fix Pretty Noona the last time this topic came up and ended up writing something that couldn't be narrowed down to 1k words ... but I still have such bitterness and rage, y'all. I can try again and see if I can write something shorter.
Does that mean I should watch it again?
A drama has honestly never pissed me off and disappointed me more. It's just plain rude is what it is.

3 words:
“Scarlet Heart: Ryeo”