In this episode, Shannon reviews the highly anticipated K-drama 'Can This Love Be Translated,' exploring its plot, characters, themes, and audience reception. The drama, written by the renowned Hong Sisters, features a unique love story between an interpreter and a global celebrity, delving into the complexities of communication and emotional expression. 

In this episode, Shannon reviews the K-drama 'Dynamite Kiss,' discussing its plot, character dynamics, and the various tropes it employs. While the drama starts strong, it faces criticism for its pacing and character development, particularly in the final episodes.  See if you can listen for when Shannon accidentally calls the drama Dynamic Kiss.

In this episode, Shannon reviews the K-Drama 'Cashero,' a unique take on the superhero genre that explores the life of an ordinary civil servant who gains superpowers tied to his financial status. The review covers the cast, character dynamics, plot themes, and the show's social commentary, while also addressing its writing flaws and overall entertainment value.

In this episode, Shannon reviews ten K-dramas that are turning ten years old in 2026. Each drama is discussed in terms of its plot, character dynamics, and lasting impact. From the action-packed romance of 'Descendants of the Sun' to the unique narrative of 'W: Two Worlds', Shannon provides insights into what makes these dramas memorable and whether they still hold up a decade later.

In this episode, Shannon reviews one of her favorite dramas, 'Just Between Lovers,' exploring its emotional depth, character development, and the themes of trauma and healing. She highlights the performances of the lead actors, Lee Jun-ho and Won Jin-A, and discusses the drama's unique storytelling approach that avoids clichés while addressing heavy topics. 

In this episode, Shannon reviews her ranked list of K-Dramas from 2025, discussing both the dramas she dropped and those she completed. She shares her thoughts on the disappointments, the middle-tier dramas, and highlights her top 10 favorites, including what made them stand out. Additionally, she mentions J-Dramas and reality shows she watched, and looks ahead to anticipated dramas for 2026.

The drama, set during the 1997 South Korean financial crisis, features Lee Jun-ho and Kim Min-ha in lead roles. Shannon highlights the performances, nostalgic elements, and critiques the pacing and storytelling.

Would You Marry Me? has a clever title, but is the drama all that clever? Do you need your standard rom coms to always be groundbreaking? Or is it ok to pass the time with a perfectly decent show? Shannon thinks about these questions and provides her review of this 2025 drama.

This week Shannon reviews her first ever J-Drama! Romantics Anonymous has a unique blend of K-drama tropes packaged in a Japanese drama. Does it work? Listen and find out.

In this episode Shannon discusses the K-drama 'My Youth', exploring its themes, character dynamics, and emotional depth. The review highlights the performances of the lead actors, and delves into the cinematography and overall tone of the drama. Shannon also critiques the pacing and familiar tropes present in the story line.