#Crunchyroll atashinchi no danshi plus
#Crunchyroll atashinchi no danshi series

Curiouser and curiouser.ДЄlso, I actually liked Shin Woo (apart from my typical frustrations when he wouldn't just tell her the truth and/or him butting in on lovely lovely MN/TK time after MN had already made it clear it was not going to happen, but even those weren't as violent as they usually are, because he was a less annoying character). And she was supposed to be a moron, but Jan Di was the tough but smart (swimming.?) weed from the Korean ghetto or whatever. Go Mi Nam did not get herself lost in a blizzard, did she? Hmm? Yeah, didn't think so. More than, 'Hey, I spent a bunch of money on this necklace and.

#Crunchyroll atashinchi no danshi plus

Plus the star/moon thing actually made sense in this drama. ('OMG they looked at the sky just like Jandi and Junpyo in BOF') ('woooow shin woo made her tea he's so similar to ji hoo.') No, people. That and Kim Bum's smile.ДЄlso, what is with the constant comparisons to BOF for like, EVERY drama? Watching a drama on viikii with the discussions up is infuriating, because every 45 seconds there's a retarded and pretty unrelated connection made. Despite it's intense and somewhat undeserved popularity, NOT one of the better dramas I've seen. Apart from suffering from the aforementioned extension retardation, BOF sort of suffered from retardation all around.

#Crunchyroll atashinchi no danshi series

I'm looking forward to the actor's next projects and the next Hong sisters drama (if you haven't seen their others, I highly recommend them), but that's about it.ДЄnyway, YB, in my opinion, is criminally underrated (though it certainly has a loyal following), whereas the hot mess that was BOF(which for some inexplicable reason had a series high of 34.8, YB raking in 11.9 at it's best) failed to impress me, quite frankly. But more of what? Not wanting it to end brings about a knee-jerk reaction like, ' YB 2!!' But the story's over, and it had a reasonably happy ending (whether you liked the end result or not). But most dramas base their stories around relationships between characters, and they've already gone through that. It's BECAUSE I love it so much that I wouldn't really want them to touch it unless they had a really solid idea. YB isn't just something to watch, it's special. I mean, people, it's not like if they did have a season 2 GMN would miraculously end up with Shin Woo (BECAUSE GMN AND HTK BELONG TOGETHER, CLEARLY) this time, so I don't really see the point. Not only did it not have the ratings, the story is over. Most of the time they just slow down the plot while the writers try to stretch 4 episodes worth of story into say, 8.ДЄlso, this talk of YB 2 is rather ridiculous. Extensions are good if they do something good with them. Though in YB's case, I was actually happy with the length and glad it didn't get an extension. Why, exactly, is it, in any country and any language, the shows I love best are the ones that don't quite get the ratings? While it's hardly a danger for an Asian drama to be canceled, there is the possibility of cut downs. Secondly, I have just spent the better part of 2 days in bed/throwing up and my internal clock is completely off kilter, so excuse the following angry rant. Second Lead shippers occasionally grate on my nerves, but I liked Shin Woo enough to let it slide (for the most part). It's not like the majority of drama couples aren't a given from the first episode, or something.

I know some people were disappointed with the ending, but I don't really see why.

First: I loved the finale of You're Beautiful.