dk Hoss

For the most part this was a great show. The acting was superb, especially Hyun Bin's. He drew you into both of his characters to the point that the viewer is also torn as to which personality should survive. The supporting cast was excellent as well and I liked that the setting, characters, and plot were unique. The only problem I had was the storyline surrounding the rescue of the doctor and the capture of the villain. I felt they dragged it out too long using obvious and implausible obstacles. Even one less "almost had him" scenes would have gone a long way to making this a perfect show for me. That being said, I've still watched it twice and will probably watch it again. Hyun Bin's characters were just that mesmerizing!

What a bright, breath of fresh air Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol is and it couldn’t have come to us at a better time! Whether you’re weighed down by the current political climate, the ongoing stress of living in a pandemic, or desperately searching for your SAD lamp before the darkness of fall envelops you - this show is your tonic. For a couple of hours each week you can forget your worries and bask in the warmth of La La Land and the wonderful characters that reside there. It boasts a phenomenal cast headed up by Go Ara and Lee Jae-wook, who is proving that he’s not only a talented and versatile actor, but he exudes leading man charisma. It’s a joy to watch him grow as an actor and shine brightly in this wonderful new show!