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This is one variety show I've followed since I was a teen, and it was also my first experience into the Korean culture. It was the start of my K-variety, drama and everything in between. If you want laughs, a genuine family cast and something to watch on the side then I suggest giving it a chance. I've watched since the beginning and don't dislike the new cast, they've grown on me but I'll be honest with you I preferred the original cast. Be it that I am a huge fan of Song Ji Hyo, and wasn't really too keen on another female member joining, and again no hate or anything towards Somin but I felt like a lot of Ji Hyo's potential was pushed aside once she joined. I do understand that she is a different personality type altogether and I am happy that they have created the Mongdol relationship but as someone who has watched what Ji Hyo is capable of it's sad to see her get put off for love-line antics and even more forced reactions. Sechan was an amazing add to the cast, he doesn't clash with the other members and seemed to really blend well with everyone gaining love from the muscle man Jong Kook to silly antics with Haha and Kwang Soo. If you need a laugh or two or something to pass time, I suggest watching this variety show!
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It's Okay to Not Be Okay Episode 16
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I won't put any spoilers in the review as I urge the readers to go and watch this drama.I am a huge fan of both main leads and I am so impressed with how they managed to pull this drama off. My love goes out for Seo Ye Ji; her acting in this drama blew me away. This drama isn't a light-hearted typical k-drama since it tackles psychological issues, mental health and a lot of things that aren't usually depicted in Korean dramas aside from a few like Kill Me, Heal Me. They managed to create a wholesome story, nothing too overtly dramatic but enough suspense to keep you craving for more episodes. Trust me, and watch this. You will not regret it. Fall in love with the characters like I have and lastly, learn more about the importance of mental health and being there for those who need it.
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