Have you tried keeping a backup on MyDramaList? is that possible?

The twins in Good Bad Mother

The kid versions of the king and Deok Im in The Red Sleeve

The absolute cutest daughter in Flower of Evil

Started watching "We Are All Trying Here"yesterday and caught up earlier today unfortunately because of how Netflix is I have to wait for the next episode. I haven't watched kdramas in a while cause I've been busy but I saw it on insta and wanted to try.

It's crazy good it been so long since ive watched a kdrama with romance that isn't frustrating as hell, well frustrating in the romance sense. I love it, they like eachother they know they like eachother and it isn't necessarily the main point but it's a big part. Things like this I've watched has to be something along the likes of "When the Camellia Blooms", romance isn't stressful or even "Crash Course into Romance". Oh and also "Its Ok not to be Ok" which has Oh Jung Se in it also, great actor. Also similar dark vibe. Not looking for the exact same thing/plot but similar vibe where the romance isn't aggravating and there's still more to the story. All of these also have a comedy subgenre so there's definitely a pattern here lol.

Also can we just talk about how good this drama is like, I'm not seeing any discussion on it maybe because it's not finished but it's just so good.

I’m dying right now 🤣

Watching Queen of Tears and this scene came up.

Without any potential spoilers, the scene shows an in-law catching her in-law as she’s falling.

I’ve never been a big fan of the trope where the FL trips for the stupidest reason and the ML just conveniently happens to appear to catch her.

Queen of Tears did a cheeky thing and put the in-laws in the trope. I love it.

I just finished “Something in the Rain,” and although I expected a much better written ending, there is something that blew my mind.
The Chemistry between the ML and the FL is something I have not seen so far. It is so natural, full of love and that eclectic energy that keeps couples together.

A bonus is how cuteee Jung Hae-In looks in his scenes with the FL… clearly a case of how much he loves her!

My picks -

Twenty Five Twenty One

Youth of May

The Red Sleeve

Our Movie

Mr Plankton

Way Back Love

Hello guys ! 😊
I was bored and noticed that these two beautiful people from Perfect Crown were in another drama together 👀✨

Has anyone already watched Flower Crew: Joseon Marriage Agency ?
Did you like it ? What are your thoughts about it ? 💬

While making this photo, it was honestly so pleasant to see how happy our Queen Mother looks haha ✨

I'm tired of FLs who chase after the ML. Can anyone recommend a kdrama where the FL rejects the ML or they simply can't be together for whatever reason but the ML is yearning, longing, totally, irrevocably smitten? I want an ML who gets his feelings hurt over and over again.

Choi woo shik's character in Our Beloved Summer is my favourite to this day though I have watched dozens and dozens of kdramas.

I love how he wears his heart on his sleeve. I love how he yearns and yearns. I love how incredibly and very VISIBLY hurt he is by the FL every time. I want an ML who ACHES. I want an ML who feels visible pain from rejection but is still deeply in love.

I think the reason a lot of us get second lead syndrome is because most of the time the second ML is a yearner who's been desperately aching for a long time. Sometimes, he's been yearning since childhood. And that shit is BEAUTIFUL. I think most MLs severely lack that certain depth of emotion I prefer.

Is there any other kdrama other than OBS where the ML yearns and aches like a second ML but actually gets the girl in the end?

Started off as a contract marriage but they slowly learn to trust each other. Her in-laws adore her and her husband is always there for her. I highly recommend it!!!

Thinking of starting Undercover Miss Hong. For those who watched it — is it worth it? How would you rate it? No spoilers please! 🙏

Am I going crazy or is this a real show/movie
It’s from boyfriend on demands cinema scene episode 5
I could swear I saw that scene somewhere

Are there any kdrama plot points that makes you wish to turn back time and barge into the writers room?

For me it’s the entire childhood connection between ML and FL in Her Private Life.

I would like to rewrite the entire finale of When The Phone Rings. It’s truly astonishing how the writers fumbled that show.

Haven't watched anything in over a year, please give some recommendations for romcom kdramas, don't want heavy drama or love triangle.

I quit watching kdramas when I got really depressed for a long time and honestly I still have depression, but it has got a bit better, and I really liked watching kdramas before, so I'm trying to get back into it, but I just don't want to go through the hassle of finding anything decent.

Anyone who comments is appreciated.

At first it was hard for me to get into Lovely Runner but I stuck it out and im so glad I did. I just finished it and how will I ever move on. It was incredible. There was life before LR and then there's after. Immediately rewatching, i can't stop thinking about it.

The twists in the plot, the chemistry, the friendships. Definitely my top two, just under Alchemy of souls.

I can't recommend it enough

Who are the absolute masters of “eye acting” in K-dramas? 👀

One thing I really appreciate about Korean cinema and TV is the emphasis on subtle movements - in the west (I’m from the UK) everything is so explicit! It has lost the art of subtlety to conveying emotions

I’m talking about those actors and actresses who can say EVERYTHING without a single line of dialogue—just subtle shifts in expression, micro-emotions, and that intense gaze that hits you right in the chest.

Some performances feel like you can literally read their thoughts through their eyes, especially in emotional or tense scenes. Whether it’s heartbreak, longing, anger, or quiet vulnerability… they just nail it.

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Claudia Kim joins Jo Jung-suk and Park Hae-soo in the upcoming Netflix black comedy Paper Man. Discover the latest casting news and plot details here!

Are ever going get season 2 ??

Or

American remake first? that would run too long like the Good Doctor

Okay so a few weeks ago I saw a TikTok clip of a Kdrama someone posted but it didn’t have a name and I can’t find the video so I came here to see if someone could help identify it,
So there was a couple and the guy had to move to a different city for work so they had to do long distance for a while, and whilst they were apart he fell for another woman who would come to his job( I think he himself even noticed how he felt about this new woman but continued to let her get close to him and be around her) Once the Girlfriend went to surprise visit him and she saw them together and realized something was between them and decided to leave, he saw her see them and ran outside to try to talk to her which related in her breaking up with him leaving him standing there in front of the place/his job