My Girl - Lee Jun Ki is the only thing that is worthwhile about this drama. I'll admit it, it was funny at first, but once the humour went the drama lost its sole crutch. The characters were thrown into these ridiculously over exaggerated situations that led to a ton of plot holes and loose ends by the time the drama actually finished (the connection between Lee Da Hae's character and Lee Dong Wook's missing cousin was never explained). The female lead became so annoying, by the end of it, that I just wanted to push her off a metaphorical cliff. How did she go from being bubbly and sly to being a wet wipe?
The Greatest Love - Yet another Hong Sister's drama (really do not understand the hype surrounding these two). Couldn't even make it past the first episode. Humour is desperate and juvenile. Gong Hyo Jin's character is just a waste of space.
Full House - It's definitely funny during the beginning, but the drama falls flat once the romantic feelings start to come into play. The main leads were in denial for an excessively long time which led to a string of repetitive will-they-won't-they scenarios. Also, the main girl is the world's biggest push over ever. She welcomes her scamming friends back into her life after they literally took everything from her - I think once they sold that house, they also sold any sense of pride or dignity (if she ever had any to begin with) with it, because if I was Song Hye Kyo's character I would have reported this two criminals to the authorities once I got my ass back to Korea. Finally, Rain's character as just a dickhead - don't know what she saw in him
My Name is Kim Sam Soon - It isn't bad, but it certainly doesn't deserve the immense hype and praise it receives. It is just another boy-meets-(slightly older) girl story. The characters are polar opposites and never seem like they should be anything more than friends. Hyun Bin's character has no sense of loyalty and faith, and to be honest he's a bit of a sleaze. Sam Soon spends way too much time whining over petty and frivolous matters, and for a 30 year old woman with some life experience under her belt, she sure lets herself get easily dominated by some punk. Who cares if she can cuss when her words are empty? (Oh yeah, and that open ending was frustrating.)
Goong - Cut out the unnecessary drag and it would be worth an 8. Shouldn't have ever gotten an extension because it made the plot wear thin.