bubbles

August 22, 2017 at 3:53 PM

Honestly, School2017’s biggest mystery is where they all got those identical black hoodies from. Part of the winter uniform or a collective shopping effort to stay true to style? 😅

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Cocoa, The Fake Poet of February

August 22, 2017 at 4:32 PM

Current theory is that they are couple tees.

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Cocoa, The Fake Poet of February

August 22, 2017 at 5:34 PM

Well, he’s part of a couple too. Teacher Shim ❤️ His students. That’s how all the copy cat Xs have the hoodie too.

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Can some of you beanies tell me about good subscription services to watch kdramas? What’s better: dramafever, viki, viu(? heard of that one only recently) or maybe even netflix (I know that they had Secret Forest but do they even have many other dramas?) Is there any subscription service where you can download videos to watch offline? Or do you know of any other way to get kdramas/movies for offline viewing? In iTunes I found Train to Busan which was a happy surprise but other than that not anything…. In google play they don’t seem to have any Korean movies or shows either. 🙁 Thank you in advance 😊👋

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UmbrellaMan

July 29, 2017 at 1:37 PM

This is in regards to living in the US. Viu isn’t available here. So, you have Netflix, Viki, Dramafever, and the newly introduced Kocowa. I am subscribed to all 4. However, Kocowa is sh*t and I am using my free month subscription to watch Reunited Worlds for now. Until they get their act together I don’t feel they are worth the money. I could wax on about the problems encountered, but I shall move on. I

wouldn’t classify Netflix as a kdrama sight per se, they offer a very small selection in the big picture of Kdramas. I subscribe to them to watch their full catalog of movies and tv shows, they just coincidentally have kdramas and kmovies. They do allow for download and watch offline, for instance Reply 1997.

Now the two remaining providers are excellent and have a huge catalog of kentertainment available, plus shows currently airing, which Netflix does not. DF like Netflix, has a selection of titles you can download and watch later. There are some small drawbacks, DF doesn’t sub shows immediately (Forest of Secrets is released M/T) and Viki can have the subs out immediately, but only 50% is completed. But, all in all the two are very satisfactory and offer Roku/AppleTV apps etc. Viki is very cheap compared to DF which is almost as expensive as my Netflix and Kocowa I think charges $6-$7 bucks.

I equally use Viki and DF as they offer different shows (exclusive rights given to one over the oher) so in order to watch all the currently airing dramas I switch back and forth.

Hope this helps!

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bubbles

July 29, 2017 at 3:57 PM

Thank you for the thorough answer. 🙂 So dramafever would probably be the one for my specific needs right now. Do you maybe know what shows you can download on dramafever?

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UmbrellaMan

July 29, 2017 at 5:02 PM

You can set a filter and it will display all shows that you can download. There are way too many to list out. But for example Flower Boy Next Door, Two Weeks and The Princess’s Man are downloadable (at least they were ~6 months ago.

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bubbles

July 30, 2017 at 1:13 AM

Oh, I just saw that offline viewing with dramafever is not available in my region. Great. Oh well, I guess there just aren’t any possibilities for offline viewing yet. Then I guess I will just revert back to books when I don’t have internet. Viki it is then, I think. It’s cheaper. ^^’ Thank you, it was really nice of you to help me out. 🙂

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UmbrellaMan

July 30, 2017 at 8:53 AM

😞

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bubbles

July 23, 2017 at 2:04 PM

I am feeling too much sympathy with the alleged killer. I don’t even know exactly why he did it, I only have a hunch. Did he really do it though? No chance left for misunderstanding? #stranger #denial

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bubbles

July 22, 2017 at 4:20 PM

Secret Forest though….
I honestly did not recognize her but I still knew. Don’t know how to feel about this. I was worried for her during the whole episode.

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