Crash Landing - Netflix Korean subtitles

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For your family (no romance and guy-friendly), I'd also suggest: D.P (MPs who track down AWOL soldiers), Hot Stove League (underdog baseball team), and Prison Playbook (baseball player sent to jail for assault). If you can watch Squid Game, you will be able to tolerate all three.

These sound promising, thanks! (And Mr Sunshine is on my list too, PP above. I thought it had some creative-team overlap with Kingdom, but from googling it seems maybe I was wrong but that it does have the same director as Sweet Home. Sweet Home made no sense, but we did enjoy it!)

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Anonymous wrote:If you haven't watched Hospital Playlist, its really good - good enough that its two seasons.

Next weekend once winter break starts! Cannot wait. I’ve read so many stellar reviews. Plus fell in love with one of the leads with his performance in Mr. Sunshine.

I know who you’re talking about-Yoo Yeon-seok. I was slightly let down though in Hospital Playlist, because he’s the total opposite of his character in Mr. Sunshine! I think I preferred his gritty samurai persona and unkempt hair, compared to his perfect Kdrama bowl haircut

Watching Yoo Yeon Seok play the drums for Canon gives me great joy. I have rewatched that scene countless times. (Season 1, episode 4, last 12 minutes of the episode.) Love it so much.

I've watched about 40 kdramas now, and Goo Dong Mae is still one of the most memorable and heartbreaking characters I've seen. He is the Tim Riggins of kdrama.

So I’m the PP who initially preferred Yoo Yeon Seok in Mr. Sunshine. I gave Hospital Playlist another go and I’m glad I did. At first I thought the band part was cheesy, but I grew to appreciate how the admittedly sappy songs tie into what the characters are going through in each episode. Plus I have a major crush on Jo Jung Suk, who plays Professor Lee Ik-Jun.

But I agree about Goo Dong Mae. He was a character whose pain and struggles really came through. The actor did a fantastic job of making you feel for him. Mr. Sunshine really is a work of art, and I definitely place it in my own personal top 5 list of Kdramas I’ve seen.

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Anonymous wrote:If you haven't watched Hospital Playlist, its really good - good enough that its two seasons.

Next weekend once winter break starts! Cannot wait. I’ve read so many stellar reviews. Plus fell in love with one of the leads with his performance in Mr. Sunshine.

I know who you’re talking about-Yoo Yeon-seok. I was slightly let down though in Hospital Playlist, because he’s the total opposite of his character in Mr. Sunshine! I think I preferred his gritty samurai persona and unkempt hair, compared to his perfect Kdrama bowl haircut

Watching Yoo Yeon Seok play the drums for Canon gives me great joy. I have rewatched that scene countless times. (Season 1, episode 4, last 12 minutes of the episode.) Love it so much.

I've watched about 40 kdramas now, and Goo Dong Mae is still one of the most memorable and heartbreaking characters I've seen. He is the Tim Riggins of kdrama.

So I’m the PP who initially preferred Yoo Yeon Seok in Mr. Sunshine. I gave Hospital Playlist another go and I’m glad I did. At first I thought the band part was cheesy, but I grew to appreciate how the admittedly sappy songs tie into what the characters are going through in each episode. Plus I have a major crush on Jo Jung Suk, who plays Professor Lee Ik-Jun.

But I agree about Goo Dong Mae. He was a character whose pain and struggles really came through. The actor did a fantastic job of making you feel for him. Mr. Sunshine really is a work of art, and I definitely place it in my own personal top 5 list of Kdramas I’ve seen.

What are the other 4 on your list?

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Anonymous wrote:If you haven't watched Hospital Playlist, its really good - good enough that its two seasons.

Next weekend once winter break starts! Cannot wait. I’ve read so many stellar reviews. Plus fell in love with one of the leads with his performance in Mr. Sunshine.

I know who you’re talking about-Yoo Yeon-seok. I was slightly let down though in Hospital Playlist, because he’s the total opposite of his character in Mr. Sunshine! I think I preferred his gritty samurai persona and unkempt hair, compared to his perfect Kdrama bowl haircut

Watching Yoo Yeon Seok play the drums for Canon gives me great joy. I have rewatched that scene countless times. (Season 1, episode 4, last 12 minutes of the episode.) Love it so much.

I've watched about 40 kdramas now, and Goo Dong Mae is still one of the most memorable and heartbreaking characters I've seen. He is the Tim Riggins of kdrama.

So I’m the PP who initially preferred Yoo Yeon Seok in Mr. Sunshine. I gave Hospital Playlist another go and I’m glad I did. At first I thought the band part was cheesy, but I grew to appreciate how the admittedly sappy songs tie into what the characters are going through in each episode. Plus I have a major crush on Jo Jung Suk, who plays Professor Lee Ik-Jun.

But I agree about Goo Dong Mae. He was a character whose pain and struggles really came through. The actor did a fantastic job of making you feel for him. Mr. Sunshine really is a work of art, and I definitely place it in my own personal top 5 list of Kdramas I’ve seen.

What are the other 4 on your list?

Haha now I’m unsure being put on the spot LOL Below is my best ranking:

1) Crash Landing on You
2) Mr Sunshine
3) Descendants of the Sun (Song Joong Ki )
4 & 5) I can’t decide between Itaewon Class, Vincenzo, and Hospital Playlist

I also enjoyed What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim, Rookie Historian Goo Hae Ryung, and the first season of Kingdom. I’ve got lots more to watch, but that’s my best stab at rankings at the moment.

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Anonymous wrote:If you haven't watched Hospital Playlist, its really good - good enough that its two seasons.

Next weekend once winter break starts! Cannot wait. I’ve read so many stellar reviews. Plus fell in love with one of the leads with his performance in Mr. Sunshine.

I know who you’re talking about-Yoo Yeon-seok. I was slightly let down though in Hospital Playlist, because he’s the total opposite of his character in Mr. Sunshine! I think I preferred his gritty samurai persona and unkempt hair, compared to his perfect Kdrama bowl haircut

Watching Yoo Yeon Seok play the drums for Canon gives me great joy. I have rewatched that scene countless times. (Season 1, episode 4, last 12 minutes of the episode.) Love it so much.

I've watched about 40 kdramas now, and Goo Dong Mae is still one of the most memorable and heartbreaking characters I've seen. He is the Tim Riggins of kdrama.

So I’m the PP who initially preferred Yoo Yeon Seok in Mr. Sunshine. I gave Hospital Playlist another go and I’m glad I did. At first I thought the band part was cheesy, but I grew to appreciate how the admittedly sappy songs tie into what the characters are going through in each episode. Plus I have a major crush on Jo Jung Suk, who plays Professor Lee Ik-Jun.

But I agree about Goo Dong Mae. He was a character whose pain and struggles really came through. The actor did a fantastic job of making you feel for him. Mr. Sunshine really is a work of art, and I definitely place it in my own personal top 5 list of Kdramas I’ve seen.

What are the other 4 on your list?

Haha now I’m unsure being put on the spot LOL Below is my best ranking:

1) Crash Landing on You
2) Mr Sunshine
3) Descendants of the Sun (Song Joong Ki )
4 & 5) I can’t decide between Itaewon Class, Vincenzo, and Hospital Playlist

I also enjoyed What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim, Rookie Historian Goo Hae Ryung, and the first season of Kingdom. I’ve got lots more to watch, but that’s my best stab at rankings at the moment.

I’ve seen and loved all the ones on your list except for Descendants of the Sun. Heard mixed reviews of that one so have not watched it yet. I also loved Healer and Goblin.

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If you’re into the zombie genre then I would highly recommend the new drama called “Happiness” that came out recently. It’s not too romantic and is really high on suspense and the very handsome Park Hyung Sik is the lead.

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Anonymous wrote:I just finished CLOY and couldn’t wait to finally come and read all the DCUM posts! Appreciate the recommendations and will definitely check out some of them.

Could I ask a very different recommendation question? I couldn’t get my family to watch CLOY with me because of the romance. They have NO interest in anything that’s primarily pitched as a romance. Any recommendations for non-romance k-dramas with enough action and/or humor to keep everyone watching?

Right now, as a family, we’re enjoying All of Us Are Dead (zombies in a high school). Husband and I loved Kingdom (historical zombies). We didn’t set out to only watch zombie shows, but that seems to be the way it’s shaped up, ha.

Her Name (action, violence)
Sweet Home (monsters)
Voice, Tunnel (crime, mystery)
Move to Heaven (family)

For some non-romance
Sell Your Haunted House (Ghost mystery) was entertaining and interesting
Ghost Doctor is finishing now - but so far really good. A bit of a bromance

If you want to watch Cloy couple before CLOY, rent Negotiation movie (thriller)

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Anonymous wrote:If you haven't watched Hospital Playlist, its really good - good enough that its two seasons.

Next weekend once winter break starts! Cannot wait. I’ve read so many stellar reviews. Plus fell in love with one of the leads with his performance in Mr. Sunshine.

I know who you’re talking about-Yoo Yeon-seok. I was slightly let down though in Hospital Playlist, because he’s the total opposite of his character in Mr. Sunshine! I think I preferred his gritty samurai persona and unkempt hair, compared to his perfect Kdrama bowl haircut

Watching Yoo Yeon Seok play the drums for Canon gives me great joy. I have rewatched that scene countless times. (Season 1, episode 4, last 12 minutes of the episode.) Love it so much.

I've watched about 40 kdramas now, and Goo Dong Mae is still one of the most memorable and heartbreaking characters I've seen. He is the Tim Riggins of kdrama.

So I’m the PP who initially preferred Yoo Yeon Seok in Mr. Sunshine. I gave Hospital Playlist another go and I’m glad I did. At first I thought the band part was cheesy, but I grew to appreciate how the admittedly sappy songs tie into what the characters are going through in each episode. Plus I have a major crush on Jo Jung Suk, who plays Professor Lee Ik-Jun.

But I agree about Goo Dong Mae. He was a character whose pain and struggles really came through. The actor did a fantastic job of making you feel for him. Mr. Sunshine really is a work of art, and I definitely place it in my own personal top 5 list of Kdramas I’ve seen.

What are the other 4 on your list?

Haha now I’m unsure being put on the spot LOL Below is my best ranking:

1) Crash Landing on You
2) Mr Sunshine
3) Descendants of the Sun (Song Joong Ki )
4 & 5) I can’t decide between Itaewon Class, Vincenzo, and Hospital Playlist

I also enjoyed What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim, Rookie Historian Goo Hae Ryung, and the first season of Kingdom. I’ve got lots more to watch, but that’s my best stab at rankings at the moment.

Descendants of the Sun is terrible. Better to watch “Lovestruck in the City” or “Healer” both with the same lead.

[Anonymous]

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For your family (no romance and guy-friendly), I'd also suggest: D.P (MPs who track down AWOL soldiers), Hot Stove League (underdog baseball team), and Prison Playbook (baseball player sent to jail for assault). If you can watch Squid Game, you will be able to tolerate all three.

These sound promising, thanks! (And Mr Sunshine is on my list too, PP above. I thought it had some creative-team overlap with Kingdom, but from googling it seems maybe I was wrong but that it does have the same director as Sweet Home. Sweet Home made no sense, but we did enjoy it!)

A few others we really enjoyed that are non-romance:

The Uncanny Counter
Vincenzo (a bit of a romance in the end, but very funny)
Vagabond
K2 (some romance, but also a lot of action) - I actually liked Healer slightly better, but that one is heavy on the romance

We also loved Prison Playbook, but not sure how much kids or teens would appreciate the subtleties of interpersonal relationships between inmates, which is the main focus of this drama, and which makes it so special.

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For your family (no romance and guy-friendly), I'd also suggest: D.P (MPs who track down AWOL soldiers), Hot Stove League (underdog baseball team), and Prison Playbook (baseball player sent to jail for assault). If you can watch Squid Game, you will be able to tolerate all three.

These sound promising, thanks! (And Mr Sunshine is on my list too, PP above. I thought it had some creative-team overlap with Kingdom, but from googling it seems maybe I was wrong but that it does have the same director as Sweet Home. Sweet Home made no sense, but we did enjoy it!)

A few others we really enjoyed that are non-romance:

The Uncanny Counter
Vincenzo (a bit of a romance in the end, but very funny)
Vagabond
K2 (some romance, but also a lot of action) - I actually liked Healer slightly better, but that one is heavy on the romance

We also loved Prison Playbook, but not sure how much kids or teens would appreciate the subtleties of interpersonal relationships between inmates, which is the main focus of this drama, and which makes it so special.

I'm the PP who suggested DP, Hot Stove League, and Prison Playbook. I totally meant to include The Uncanny Counter but forgot. It's great! Bonus - a season 2 is supposedly in the works.

[Anonymous]

I’m the PP who was asking about non-romances — just wanted to say thanks again, everyone!

A little closer to the CLOY topic, have people seen that Netflix has a drama with Son Ye-Jin that just started this month? It’s called Thirty Nine, the story of three friends that age. I’m only in episode 1 and don’t have a feel yet, but it’s oddly comforting to hear Son Ye-Jin’s (literal) voice again. I didn’t realize I’d gotten so attached to her voice over the many hours of CLOY.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m the PP who was asking about non-romances — just wanted to say thanks again, everyone!

A little closer to the CLOY topic, have people seen that Netflix has a drama with Son Ye-Jin that just started this month? It’s called Thirty Nine, the story of three friends that age. I’m only in episode 1 and don’t have a feel yet, but it’s oddly comforting to hear Son Ye-Jin’s (literal) voice again. I didn’t realize I’d gotten so attached to her voice over the many hours of CLOY.

I’m watching Thirty Nine and enjoying it, but I tend to like dramas about female friendships (as a side note, I really enjoyed Dear My Friends on Netflix about older female friendships). Thirty Nine also has the actress who plays the main female doctor on Hospital Playlist. But word of warning, it is going to be a sad drama.

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Thirty Nine is exactly the kind of drama I usually enjoy, but I am just not feeling this one.

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lots of suggestions here

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Anonymous wrote:Thirty Nine is exactly the kind of drama I usually enjoy, but I am just not feeling this one.

I’m both bored with it and too attached to the three actresses not to keep going. My take is that it must be a writing/directing/editing issue, because the acting seems solid. I love the 3 actresses and one or two of the actors sooo much.