A Piece of Your Mind.

Quote:An AI programmer Ha-won has had a crush on his childhood friend Ji-soo for 10 years and cannot forget her even after she got married. Meanwhile, a sound engineer Seo-woo finds out about Ha-won's story by chance and slowly falls in love with him.

Onto season two of Found. It wasn't renewed for a third season.

Signal (2016)

Quote:Fifteen years ago, a young girl was kidnapped on the way from school, and Park Hae Yeong, who was an elementary school student at that time, witnessed the crime. A few days later, the girl was found dead, and the police were not able to find the culprit. As time went by, Hae Yeong started distrusting the police.

Fifteen years later, Hae Yeong is now a police officer and criminal profiler. One day, he finds a walkie-talkie that allows him to get in contact with Detective Lee Jae Han who is in the past. Police officers Hae Yeong, Jae Han, and Cha Soo Hyun then set out on a journey to solve cold cases.

Lee Je-hoon isn't the only alumni from Where Stars Land in my current KDrama. Jang Hyun-sung played the director of the terminal where Lee Soo-Yeon worked in Where Stars Land and he plays a very similar character in Signal where he plays a police chief with similarly questionable morals. I'm not used to the same actors showing up in multiple KDramas that interest me. I don't know if that's a reflection on me, or KDramas in general.

I like comedies. The best shows on Netflix are Bojack Horseman, How I Met Your Mother and The IT Crowd, hands down. Each a smart and hilarious show.

(July 11, 2025 at 10:17 pm)Rizen Wrote: I like comedies. The best shows on Netflix are Bojack Horseman, How I Met Your Mother and The IT Crowd, hands down. Each a smart and hilarious show.

The IT Crowd was nothing short of brilliant, possibly the best Britcom since Black Books.

Boru

(July 12, 2025 at 3:10 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote:

(July 11, 2025 at 10:17 pm)Rizen Wrote: I like comedies. The best shows on Netflix are Bojack Horseman, How I Met Your Mother and The IT Crowd, hands down. Each a smart and hilarious show.

The IT Crowd was nothing short of brilliant, possibly the best Britcom since Black Books.

Boru

I'll look up Black Books; I like britcoms.

There's a new KDrama on Netflix where people who have had sex are connected by red threads emanating from their heads, which can be seen with the right glasses. One of the main characters discovers that a teacher is secretly having a relationship with one of his high school students. It sounds interesting. Just not enough to pop for a subscription when I've got so many other things to watch.