90liner 

I was the kid who wanted to work at Blockbuster so I could watch all the movies for free. RIP Blockbuster

Started watching Kdramas in 2010 when 'Personal Taste' showed up on Hulu one day. The rest is history. Dramawiki was my original source for finding shows to watch, and I lurked on mydramalist for awhile before finally making a profile and keeping track of all the shows I've watched in 2019.  So I might be missing some that I forgot about. 

I watch a lot of North American and European media as well and enjoy a multitude of genres. I like discussing films/movies/shows so feel free to ask questions about anything I've watched that you might be curious about. 

My ratings vary depending on genre and quality. I'm not going to judge an idol drama with the same measuring stick as a more serious production with highly experienced actors and crew. So when you see a 10 on what would be considered an "idol"/youth drama it's based on my enjoyment of the project, not really focusing on the technical aspects of the overall production. Although those aspects do play into my overall enjoyment of a production as I can't really turn off my production knowledge(cinematography, lighting, choreography, staging etc...) Those aspects are weighed more heavily in higher quality productions than they are in idol/youth dramas.