Current favorite Kdrama?

[1badboy 581]

Yes, I am one of those Kdrama lovers.  They're just fun!  

On Netflix I just finished watching "Hometown Cha Cha Cha".  I thoroughly enjoyed it.  Now I am binge watching "Hello Me". It is my current favorite.  What are yours?

[Sophie 24,398]

What is a kdrama? 

[Kupar 13,339]

Does it mean Korean TV shows?

[1badboy 581]

A Korean TV show.  It's a series, but it's more like a movie.  At the end of the season the "movie" is complete.  There usually are not any second or third seasons.

[1badboy 581]

I love writing.  Sometimes I get things 'right', sometimes I miss the mark.  I find Korean dramas fascinating because they are often written by women.  So you get to see the world, and fantasies that women have, through women's eyes.

I enjoyed "A business proposal".  It was a fun romantic comedy, but it followed the old formula -- poor girl meets extremely rich guy, falls in love, and against all odds marries.

I had heard about "Crash landing on you" but somehow the storyline didn't interest me. Then I decided to give it a chance.  It's now my all time favorite Kdrama.  And it does not follow the traditional formula.

Ultra rich girl crash lands in North Korea and is rescued by a relatively poor group of people.  Curiously some of the best, most moving, and memorable parts of the drama took place in a poor town in North Korea.  It was where the characters acting and charm was the best.

[Daywalkerat 4]

Squidgame or the movie Parasite on Netflix was really good.