This is a K-Drama about a group of friends who are surgeons in different departments. The drama shows their struggles in the hospital, relationships and friendships. I would give this show a 11/10 because it is funny, heartwarming, inspiring and the characters are well developed and likable.
In this show, an innocent ex-con and his friends fight to make their ambitious dreams for their street bar a reality. The main character, Seoroyi, is an incredible and altruistic character, who is inspiring and very likeable. This show has a thrilling and well developed plot, with the exception for the odd last few episodes. I would give this show a 8/10 for it’s great characters but it’s insufficient conclusion.
The main plot of Season 2 is Five and his siblings getting stuck in 1960s Dallas, where they all start living completely different lives. However, Five learns that a nuclear disaster and the end of the world is very near, causing the siblings to reunite and prevent the disaster from happening. This show is riveting, hilarious and brilliantly crafted. The soundtrack also is really good, as well as the camera shots. The actors are all brilliant and were perfect for their roles. However, the show was a bit slow in the beginning of Season 2, therefore I would only give it a 8/10.
This show is a sitcom about a detective precinct and the eccentric detectives working there. Brooklyn 99 is very funny and is a feel-good show. Most of the characters are funny and interesting, however, I felt like some of them were over-exaggerated too much. So, my overall rating would be 7/10.
I would give this show a 7/10 because although it is very humorous and the characters are hilarious, it is probably not that appropriate.
I really enjoyed this show because it revolved around a high school volleyball team and was wholesome and funny. I would give this a 10/10 because the characters are great and the mood is very ‘feel-good’.