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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If a show relies on Tom & Jerry style sound effects as part of the plot, that’s a line I cannot cross. And it seems it’s used a lot. (Despite all my efforts, I’m still a Kdarama/romance one-and-done with the nearly perfect Crash Landing). [/quote]

Agree that it's strange and distracting.

My other criticism is the weird open-eyed/surprised woman's reaction to a kiss. (Isn't it human nature to close your eyes when being kissed by someone you like, even if you weren't necessarily expecting it??) Maybe it's supposed to convey a culturally specific female hyper innocence. I don't know, but it rings so false and wrecks those scenes, but it seems to be pretty common. Chicago Typewriter had a great kissing scene, and I was so shocked!

Netflix has really started to invest heavily in Korean programming. It'll be interesting to see if and how this affects creative choices.[/quote]

I liked Lovestruck in the City specifically because it deals with relationship and sexuality in a fashion that seems more appropriate for 30-somethings who have a relationship or two under their belt. It's OK Not to be OK seemed a bit better in that regard as well.

I, too, am interested to see the impact of Netflix on Kdramas. Hospital Playlist and the Uncanny Counter are each getting second seasons - I wonder if we'll see more of that.

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