Happy Halloween!
Stay safe out there if you’re celebrating on the streets this year. Halloween’s not really my thing so I’ll be in the house, probably watching some k-dramas. My thoughts and prayers are with the families that were affected by the sad events in Itaewon over the weekend. I haven’t been able to stop thinking about all of that. Between that and Jin’s military enlistment, I’ve been a giant ball of emotions. So if you’re going out tonight, please, please, please be safe.
I’m back home so this week was for catching up on my rest, catching on my k-dramas, and relaxing in my own space. I’m also all caught up on all things Bangtan and to all of those people that showed up at the airport and were stalking the guys lives…I hope you step on three legos every day for the next 20 years. SMH.
Now, let’s get into all of the things that I did last week…
What I Watched
Twentieth Century Girl | 4 out of 5
Blind: I am finally all caught up on this show and I’m hooked. The way that I can’t figure out who’s good and who’s not and what the heck is going on but I can’t stop watching. The actors and actresses in this show are doing a fantastic job of carrying this story. I’m invested and super curious about how this is all going to pan out so yeah, I’ll be tuning in every week until the very end.
Gaus Electronics: This show is a lot of fun to watch. I’m glad that I added it to my weekly k-drama line up. I’m enjoying the heck out of this one.
The Law Cafe: This show wrapped up this week and I’m a little bummed that the ending dragged for me. The first half of the season was strong and I was totally invested but somewhere along the way, the show lost steam and I lost interest in what was happening. While I did enjoy the show overall, I wasn’t that bothered that the show came to its end.
Love in Contract: This weeks episodes were good ones. I didn’t know that I would enjoy this show as much as I am when I first started watching it. With each passing episode, it gets better and better for me. What an impossible situation to be in for all three leads but they continue to shine through their struggles. Gah, so good.
Bad Prosecutor: I finally started this one and holy shit, this drama is good. It’s my style of drama and I’m here for another drama with DO from Exo leading the story. This has the right amount of mystery, thrills, and humor to keep me coming back for more. I’m all in on this one!
Love is For Suckers: This one is a mess but I’m invested in what is going on. It started off so great. It was cute, it was fun, and I adored the friendship between Yeo Reum and Jae Hoon but then episode 4 and 5 happened and now I want to burn shit down. I’m hooked though so I need to see how it all comes together and fixes itself but gah….the mess! I’m not even going to front, I watched episode 5 screaming, “THAT’S WHAT YOU GET!” But even I feel bad for all the shit going on right now. Gah again.
May I Help You?: I started this drama this week and I’m glad that I did. I love Lee Hyeri and would watch her read her grocery list if she released it. I’m super glad that this show has an interesting premise and I already love Hyeri’s character so much. I’ll continue to watch it to see everything unfold.
What I Reviewed
Military Prosecutor Doberman | 3.5 out of 5
Our Blues | 4.5 out of 5
What I Posted
The Wednesday Five: My K-Drama Best Friends
Eye Candy Friday: Park Tae Joon
Eye Candy Friday
Park Tae Joon
What Made Me Laugh
There you have it, my week in review. How was your week?
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