Sui Generis Santos

What a sweet surprise! I thought this show was going to be boring but nah, it did not disappoint at all. This will touch hearts of young adults, whose dealing with pressure to get married and struggling with career choices. It gives you subtle romance through the gentle nature of its main characters.

I wish Season 2 will be out soon. This show is really good but its pilot season is too short for a Korean series. They usually produce 16 to 20 episodes per season. This one only has 6. Though I am not a zombie fan, I also got hooked by its crazy plot twists. It stands out from the usual selection of Korean fantasy and romantic-comedy shows.

I’m usually drawn to Korean period dramas but this one is an exception. The story was well put together and deserves the public’s attention. Parents need to know that grades are not everything and that there is no single path to success. Instead of influencing their children with their selfish ambitions, parents should recognize and support their children’s individual strengths while guiding them in making the right choices.

My Horrible Boss depicts a start-up company’s struggle to sustain its longevity in an ever cruel business world. It shows that small companies can also make it big without relying too much on wealth and connections. I wish this show gets more appreciation, despite the initial absence of the main characters love interest. We need stories like this to remind us that hard work forever pays.