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I just finished watching this series which surprised me with its quality of writing, directing and acting by even the youngest of the ensemble. The friendship of the three men was not only outstanding it was very realistically portrayed by the actors. The female DJ whose life was completely upended was realistically depicted by the lovely actress who played this role. The cases the attorney handled were interestingly brought to trial and helped me look forward to each and every one of them. Thanks for an entertaining and heartfelt 12 episodes!

This Chinese drama is one of my top favorites in the many Korean and Chinese dramas I have watched. I've now watched it 3 times. It is simply one of the best told stories of love I've seen - beginning with a very young female lead's deciding the person she will love for life to the later realization by the male lead of love and admiration for her. Brotherly love and family love, as well as the difficulties faced by the male lead and other ups and downs along the way, were also key components of this lovely story. The story's simplicity and closeness to reality also aided to my love of this drama. Kudos to all who had a part in making this outstanding series.

I was totally wowed by this drama. I binge-watched because this drama grabbed me and I didn't even realize it was the next morning until I saw the sun coming up out the window! Secret Love was a roller coaster ride of emotions from episode one to the last episode. There were light-hearted moments and many very emotionally draining moments throughout the series, all of which kept you waiting for more. Writing, directing, production were great and each of the actors really outdid themselves in their roles, especially the 2 male and 2 female leads and 2nd leads.

I would give this series 6 starts just for the acting skill of Kim Woo-bin! I still cry three days later when I think about the sad story this series tells. Suzy did a fine job and the other actors in the supporting roles did a fine job but it was Kim Woo-bin who was awesome as Sin Joon Young. I've watched quite a few K and C dramas, as well as hundreds of U.S. TV series over my many years, but very few actors' portrayals have left me so sad. I kept hoping, even until the last episode that there would be a miracle and he would live. You did well, Kim Woo-bin.

I have just started watching Asian dramas and thought this would be a good one. It could have been, but I cannot give it a good rating due to what I feel is really poor script writing and directing in many parts of the series and very very poor comedic acting (and overacting) by all in the show. First of all, it only needed about 12 episodes - at most. There was so much waste of time with goofy episode plots and actions. To give them credit, the lead actor was very good looking and was great with the dramatic acting, as was the lead female. She played her wimpy role quite well. However, while the lead actor was very good in the dramatic parts, he waaaaaay overacted (stupidly) any of the comedy parts. I actually had to flash through almost every time the mother and sisters appeared together and also with the grandmother. So noisy and such worthless chatter in those high pitched screeches that went straight to the brain! Grandma and Anson's interplay was awful. The character of Dylan and his sister Anna were the only characters I could watch the entire time.

I just finished watching the Crowned Clown and was extremely impressed with the lead actor's ability to play the two roles to perfection! All actors in this historical drama series were great and each added so much to the series. The lovely, quiet and calming queen was just acted superbly beside the adorable/cruel lead actor's king. I will probably watch this one again in a few months - a rarity for me. Kudos to the script writers and all who worked on this outstanding series that seemed so real.

This is the best series my husband and I have ever watched, including those we watch here on US television! While searching Netflix for a movie or series to introduce us to K-dramas (without being just a rom-com), we found this extremely well written, one-season series that has a balance of mystery, crime and romance superbly acted by every single one of its actors. Vincenzo was perfectly acted by Song Joong-Ki - my favorite consigliere of all time. Kudos to all, including the writers, producer and director. We actually looked forward to watching one or two episodes every day. I am now looking for more K-dramas with these Korean stars.