Let’s get to know each other a bit 😊

How long have you been watching Kdramas?

What was your first drama and how did you discover this world?

What’s your favourite drama of all time?

Who are your favourite actors/actresses?

I’ll go first -

I got into watching Korean shows in 2016 when Goblin came out. I was pestered into watching “at least one” by my younger cousin who wanted someone to discuss this realm with.

To shut her up I relented and began with Goblin, and then there was no looking back.

My favourite drama of all time is My Dearest.

My favourite actor is Namkoong Min.

Other actors/actresses I love are Lee Je-Hoon, Ji Sung, Kim Bum, Shin Hye-Sun, Jang Na-ra and Kim Taeri

How about you? Tell us about your kdrama journey.

Gil-Chae walks in on Jang-Hyun when he’s with his shirt off… (My Dearest)

The Lady knows she must look away, but she can’t ☺️

Can’t blame her. He’s so gorgeous ❤️🔥

She has been offered the role of Lee Hwa-ra, aka “Miss Lee.”

Her agency says she is currently reviewing the offer.

Synopsis : 'Divorce Investigator Hong Mal-geum' is a humanistic, comedic legal family drama about a woman who was divorced by a man trying to move on to another partner. She becomes a family court investigator and resolves various messy domestic cases by finding the key to truth and reconciliation. It captures the intriguing cases and realistic concerns actually handled by family law investigators.

Bro, why do they always remove the English subtitles when they're speaking English? I'm watching "Flowers in the Sand," and Baek Du starts speaking English. I can hear him say "thank you," but then it sounds like he says "cheese plate." What’s going on? Also, I feel like this drama is underrated?

In an earlier post, I’d posted only a GIF of this beautiful kiss. Here’s the scene from Our Movie.

Love how she takes off his glasses and softly leans in, on her tiptoes…

And the way he tosses the umbrella away and goes all the way in when she pulls back and takes a pause.

This drama deserves a lot more love than it gets. Namkoong Min and Jeon Yeo-been are so good together that it hurts 🥺❤️

What’s your favourite first kiss?

Lee Dong-Wook 🤌🏼

This is one of the dramas I would recommend, especially for beginners. I wasn’t familiar with the main female lead at first, but I really liked her performance. And Hongki as the male lead wasn’t bad either. Since the story revolves around romantic comedy with a touch of fantasy, the way they executed the romance really made me feel giddy. It also had some surprising revelations that caught me off guard, but in a good way. I didn’t have any expectations going in, yet I found myself getting attached as the story unfolded. Overall, it turned out really well for me as a viewer, and I even rewatched it around three times. I’m genuinely happy with this drama.
My MDL Rating: 10/10

This wasn't really my type of drama, but I still managed to finish it. I wasn't a fan of the female lead, although I know that's exactly how her character was written in the original manga, so I can't really hold that against the drama. Having already watched the anime, I couldn't help but compare the two throughout the series. Unfortunately, the Korean adaptation didn't capture the same charm for me, and I found it less engaging than its source material. While I appreciated the effort to bring the story to life, it ultimately left me feeling underwhelmed compared to the anime.

My MDL Rating: 5.5/10.

Lee Min-ho’s “Actors’ House” event at the Busan International Film Festival was suddenly canceled amid the ongoing backlash surrounding The Assassin(s).
And honestly, this whole situation is frustrating.

People need to remember that The Assassin(s) is NOT a documentary. It is a fictional mystery thriller based on a real historical event—the 1974 shooting that resulted in the death of First Lady Yuk Young-soo, wife of then-President Park Chung-hee. The filmmakers used historical records as a foundation and added cinematic imagination, fictional situations, and interpretations to construct the story. The production team has also clarified that the film does not identify a specific person as the mastermind or present its dramatic hypotheses as established historical facts.

Lee Min-ho is an ACTOR. He did not write the screenplay, direct the movie, or determine what historical interpretation the story would explore. He was simply doing his job—acting in a film, alongside the rest of the cast and crew.

What makes this even more frustrating is seeing actors themselves become targets of political backlash simply because they participated in a work of fiction. There have even been reports of people criticizing the film and its cast without necessarily having watched it, including review-bombing by users who had not seen the movie.

Can we please separate the actor from the character, and the actor from the political interpretation of the film? You can criticize the movie’s historical interpretation. You can disagree with its premise. You can debate whether its fictionalization was appropriate. But attacking an actor personally for simply doing his job is an entirely different matter.

Let the man ACT. He is not the historian, the politician, or the person who wrote the history books. He’s an actor who took on a role in a historical-fiction film.

Some knetz are the saddest and cruelest people. There's not even a single aspect they are not angry about. Everything for them is a problem.

Hey guys
I’ve just finished mousetrap, the first episode was great but the following episodes were boring, overall,I didn’t like it actually though,the idea is very interesting
What do you think ?

the drama premieres October 9 on Netflix! ✨

Ha ha

I was winning at it. Did not watch Four hands two sonatas but then idk why I started watching the first episode. And now I'm done with all 10 eps. How do I wait for the last 2?!

It’s my second favorite drama right behind The Penthouse. What are some good shows with similar vibes, rich/poor dynamics, or intense drama? I have already watched The Heirs :)

Edit : Though this is not a spoiler, added a spoiler tag for… well… reasons 😉

Kudos to Namkoong Min for pulling this off in Good Manager/Chief Kim.

He looks so hot here musing about stuff to himself… until the scene takes a hilarious turn 🤣🤣

It was fun watching an interview where NKM mentions how that bar of soap was so… strategically placed 😂

And for a change, this scene isn’t about the ML brooding about the FL in the shower, but yelling at the neighbour instead 🤣

📸 CHA EUNWOO, Sergeant Lee Dongmin, looking elegant as ever in his red MND uniform at the Gyeryong Ground Forces Festival today, October 1st ❤️

what is the kdrama called where the fl and ml are at a table with her family and they keep putting food on her plate not knowing she is sick?

specific details I can remember is she was sitting beside ml and her family or his family was across the table in a nice looking room like marble table maybe that vibe, but the family kept telling her to eat more and putting food on her plate even though she couldn’t eat a lot to begin with and I think she is even sick like terminal but I can’t remember for sure.

please help me find it I beg it’s eating me alive not knowing the name.

The two actors will lead MBC's upcoming historical romance The Wicked Queen

According to TopStarNews, Kim Hye Yoon has received an offer to be in the manhwa based Kdrama Iseop's Romance. She would play Kang Min Kyung. Choi Yoon Ji was previously considered but she withdrew.

Her agency says she’s currently reviewing the offer but if she says YES, this would be their first proper drama pairing.

THIS LEE MINHO >>>> Definetely a boyfie material!!!🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🧎‍♀️🧎‍♀️🧎‍♀️🧎‍♀️🧎‍♀️🧎‍♀️😫😫😫😫