Martha Steinkamp

Beautiful location. Culturally authentic. Fantastic story-telling - Dialogue engaging and relatable makes for very pleasant TV watching. . Lead actors exceptionally gifted. KimSeon and ShinMin do not play the characters - they become their characters possibly the reason for the extraordinary chemistry between them and success of this show. Netflix should consider sequel or reuniting actors in similar project.

My Shy Boss is for people who like to follow plot development while thinking of possibilities not obvious in the first three minutes - The two leads - Yeon Woo-Jin, playing a recluse to perfection and Park Hye-su playing a smart woman deliberately annoying as a way to reach the heart of the recluse, have amazing chemistry which adds to the enjoyment of watching two very different characters trying to defeat the odds - many humorous moments some relatable to real life - excellent cast ensemble - upbeat background music a bonus - the two leads should be paired in another series in a different but equally funny and romantic environment thank you -

JEOPARDY is not just a "quiz show" - it is both entertaining and educational - a quality and integrity Alex Trebek preserved - if indeed he is to be remembered and honored the present "hosting" issue does not serve that purpose - As a professional woman I applaud any institution with focus of inclusion - yes, women must have a "seat at the table" - when qualifications and performance are appropriate- A host that mispronounces common proper names, that often must quickly check information before announcing an answer is correct or not, clearly is not the appropriate host for this show - Ms. Bialik very personable, well educated with a degree in science, is not the appropriate host for Jeopardy - This becomes quite obvious when alternating with Ken Jennings whose accurate knowledge and experience should have made the hosting decision easy for the producers - Thank you-

A beautifully presented story reflecting the special collective social conscience often present in some Asian societies but lacking in many western communities. A talented ensemble cast keeps the interest throughout all episodes. Lee Byung-hun a versatile actor who can change from a bilingual soldier to a street peddler in different performances all exceeding expectations. The young couple portrayed by Kim Woo-bin and Han Ji-min exhibiting extraordinary chemistry and performing talent. Shin Min-a did not seem well suited for the role she played. Producers and writers deserve accolades for the inclusion of a real-life disabled person who exhibited acting talent that was a pleasure to watch and probably surprised many. Studio Dragon, tvN and Netflix continue to offer U.S. viewers excellent entertainment alternative to what is otherwise available.

Studio Dragon once again provides unique, enjoying entertainment – Recently while searching Netflix series had the pleasure to discover Her Private Life – The topic/story line, writers' clever dialogue and extraordinary character and personal chemistry of the two lead actors – Kim Jae-Wook and Park Min-young, both accurately portraying individuals of not well known very specific professions of the art world, all keep the viewer’s interest from episode to episode until the end – The setting – an Art Museum is very well presented – with great attention to detail in all areas of museum life – administration, exhibitions, artists and professional staff – This particular setting perhaps leads itself to a season 2- Hopefully? - thank you -