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Seo Jihoon Profile Real Ireum: Seo Ji Hoon In Korean: 서지훈 Stage Ireum: Seo Jihoon In Korean: 서지훈 Other Ireum: Seo Ji Hun Moniker: Ji Hoon In Korean: 지훈 Seo’s Birthday: 25th of April, 1997 Seo’s Birthplace: Daegu Seo’s Homeland: Korea Seo’s Nationality: South Korean SJH Profession: Actor & Model Seo’s Zodiac Star: Taurus Seo’s…
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Kim Sejeong Profile Real Ireum: Kim Se Jeong In Korean: 김세정 Stage Ireum: Sejeong In Korean: 세정 KSJ Nickname: Sejeong & God Sejong Birthday of KSJ: August 28, 1996 KSJ Zodiac Sign: Virgo KSJ Birthplace & City: Gimje, North Jeolla KSJ Birth Country: SK KSJ Nationality: Korean KSJ Height: 5’5″ KSJ Weight: 48 kg KSJ…Well, 2020 has certainly been a year! It has been a challenge for people across the world as we all live through unprecedented times. Thankfully, one bit of normalcy in many of our lives was Korean dramas. Me included.
This is the time of year that we reflect back on all of the dramas we enjoyed, and in many ways, it was a different experience this year. I did get in fewer dramas than normal because it was such a crazy year, but I was consistently watching, just my pace was a bit slower.
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I had to be more selective than ever in choosing which dramas to watch, and that was no easy task! Although my watch list is still ridiculously long, I still think I did pretty well overall and got in a great variety of dramas. I still thoroughly enjoyed connecting with all of you through our love of kdramas, and I truly cherish the wonderful interactions we had together.
So now, we see the list! This list includes all of the dramas that I watched which aired and concluded their runs in 2020. We are going to be counting down my favorite dramas from least to most favorite. It was another year with no real duds and some truly wonderful dramas. Full reviews are available for all of them.
As always, this is completely my opinion on these dramas, and it does not reflect Korean or international ratings or the popularity of any particular drama among fans. Be sure to hang around for the grand total of how many new and old dramas I watched at the end of the article 🙂
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CHIP-IN is a classic Agatha Christie style who-did-it murder mystery. It has a straight-forward set-up with a family with a whole lot of issues coming together for a birthday dinner for the head of the family. Then there’s a murder and an investigation ensues.
It doesn’t do anything revolutionary, but it executes things fairly well. A simple murder does blossom into a much more intricate story as the drama progresses. The characters weren’t particularly likable, and this was not a drama that had me anxiously awaiting to go on to the next episode, but it still held my interest for the most part. Overall, it presented a decent murder mystery story.
Meow, the Secret Boy was an okay watch that I ended up having mixed feelings towards. It’s a cute show overall with a side of angst to round things out. The story is decent but quite basic being centered around a cat who can transform into a human and what ensues as he lives a double life trying to be with her.
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There’s a bit of fun with the cat having to adjust to human life, some emotional baggage the characters have to deal with, and a complicated romance. The drama is on the slow side and kind of moseys along. The story progresses, but it just wasn’t the kind of show that had me itching to go onto the next episode right away. It was a decent watch for the most part though.
Well, Train was another mixed bag for me. There were things I liked and things I didn’t like. The positives were that I enjoyed the overarching mystery thriller story, the sci-fi parallel worlds concept, and Yoon Shi Yoon gave a wonderful performance like he always does.
The main negative was the drama’s investigative style of storytelling, particularly in the first half, which really wasn’t to my tastes resulting in a bit of boredom. The drama gains momentum as it goes though and gets better in the second half. It had enough going for it that I’m glad I did stick around for it.
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Crash Landing On You was a hit drama that was popular among fans and set all kinds of new records. I didn’t love it quite to the extent of most, but it was a still a good watch for me.
I liked the unique premise of a South Korean woman getting stranded in North Korea and being aided by a soldier. We get an emotional star-crossed romance between Hyun Bin and Son Ye Jin that was filled with laughter and tears as they went on a difficult journey together.
Due to its very long episodes, the drama did have a lot of plot filler with the overall pacing suffering as a whole. While the story itself was quite good, it felt like the plot sort of moseyed along and lost some steam in parts.
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But overall, Crash Landing On You did have a good mix of romance and humor along with a more serious plot. There are plenty of swoon-worthy moments and lots of feels to be had which results in plenty to enjoy with this one.
Woman of 9.9 Billion is a crazy, over-the-top makjang style crime melo which is a genre I tend to really like. There are some really interesting morally grey and bad characters going after a large sum of money.
The first half of the drama was the best since it was totally crazy with great pacing and plenty of new plot developments happening along with some fun twists and turns. Things get pretty intense!
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The second half settles down a bit into more of a catch the bad guy situation and loses a bit of steam as a whole. Logic stretches and convenient plot devices abound too. Even then, it was still a good watch and took some interesting turns. So as a whole, Woman of 9.9 Billion was a solid drama.
For the most part I enjoyed Alice, but that comes with some major caveats. First, the positives. The most important things to me in a drama are an engaging story, interesting characters, and good pacing. The drama had these things so I was always entertained and never bored.
But the drama was so messy, particularly the mechanics of the time travel story which worsened as it progressed, that it definitely had an overall effect because it was glaringly obvious that the show didn’t have a solid grasp on what it was doing. Thankfully, I realized early on that you really just kind of have to go with a show like this and not take it too seriously. Despite some massive flaws, it was a pretty fun ride.
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Record of Youth was a pretty nice drama. It has lots of heart as we follow the journeys of our characters on their road to achieve their dreams and navigate a variety of relationships. The romance was very sweet, and I really liked Park Bo Gum and Park So Dam together.
I found the drama to have a calming feel to it with more laid back pacing. It has an almost slice of life sort of vibe to it. The story is very character focused as it deals with careers, romance, and family issues.
The first two-thirds of the drama are very angst light and fun while the latter third was more serious and got
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