I've somehow found myself watching three currently airing shows -- not my favourite watching mode! I want to just stay in the world till it's done, not be forced to wait over and over.
We're three episodes into Severance s2 and holding off till there's a bunch more episodes before we proceed. In the meantime, we've just binged season 1 of The Diplomat (Netflix), which was complicated, political and hilarious. Rufus Sewell is the new Ian McShane (not that this is news).
In Kdramas, I'm still watching Love Scout and Motel California, but I don't like going just one episode at a time, so I'm waiting for the rest of Love Scout to drop before I continue (no spoilers, please!). Motel California is starting to lose me because of the way Ji Kanghee treats Chun Yeonsoo. I get that her issues and the obstacles stem from shitty external stuff, but her behaviour's still not great AND it's starting to feel repetitive. I'm near the end of ep 8. (Is anyone else watching this?)
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We're three episodes into Severance s2 and holding off till there's a bunch more episodes before we proceed. In the meantime, we've just binged season 1 of The Diplomat (Netflix), which was complicated, political and hilarious. Rufus Sewell is the new Ian McShane (not that this is news).
In Kdramas, I'm still watching Love Scout and Motel California, but I don't like going just one episode at a time, so I'm waiting for the rest of Love Scout to drop before I continue (no spoilers, please!). Motel California is starting to lose me because of the way Ji Kanghee treats Chun Yeonsoo. I get that her issues and the obstacles stem from shitty external stuff, but her behaviour's still not great AND it's starting to feel repetitive. I'm near the end of ep 8. (Is anyone else watching this?)