Let’s Tteok!

This episode, we discuss five dramas on our radar which all arguably had to do with romance in some form... Romance in your 20s, sismance in your 30s, romance in the workplace, fake dating and flirting with the law. Pick your poison.

#SorrySeHoon #HotelFacilitiesTour #GenericTattoo #WhosThePuppiestOfThemAll

#YeaWonBestGirl #ChestHairConditioner #CauldronBoy #JiAProductPlacement

This six-episode drama left us with our jaws on the floor and a million questions. We discuss theories about this mysterious world where people get beaten up and turned into crisp by sinister-looking "smoke monsters" or "executioners" at a pre-stated time if they've received a decree to die by a holographic face – what in actual f**k?

We discuss four shows on our radar to watch, or not to watch. It's quite a lineup this month varying from a nerve-wracking, cross-dressing Sageuk love story to apocalyptic thrillers.

Goodest Boy became the Baddest Boy...?

Good Boy became the Goodest Boy

We got past our perpetual English struggles today to bring you the next edition of dramas on our radar - from a seaside love story to a horrifying game show and ending with a story about literal brain cells.

Big up to you for getting so far on this drama where everything happens yet nothing happens. Nevertheless, we had a good time searching for meaning in the 11.5 hours we spent watching this, with Shannon our very first guest on the show! Spoiler: There is no meaning, Nevertheless... Note: You might hear some noises in the background in this episode. They're the sounds of sense being drilled and knocked into Na Bi, and we apologise for that in advance.

This episode, we bring ourselves through two more torturous episodes of Nevertheless where we got more scenes of nothing happening, #SolJiwan crumbs and Na Bi's one brain cell in action.

We follow up with episodes 4-6 of Nevertheless, where the drama went downhill in a series of disappointing (lack of) character development and plotline. It is incredible how little we care for the main characters at this point #teamSolJiwan

We discuss the atypical makjang Kdrama Mine set in a household controlled by women where stepmothers are actually nice and two mothers are better than one. "Dear Son" by Park Sun Yae from the "Mine" OST

she's just a girl named butterfly (Nabi) he's just a boy with a butterfly tattoo can I make it any more obvious? he gave her stomach butterflies she wanted to see his butterfly pets what more can I say?    In this episode we discuss Nevertheless, the latest webtoon adaptation drama featuring 'son of Netflix' Song Kang, about a girl named after a butterfly trying to deal with the butterflies that a player with a butterfly tattoo is giving her. Credits to Paula on MyDramaList for the tramp stamp comment, thanks for the lols.

We discuss six shows on our radar to watch, or not watch. One we’re not emotionally ready for, One we’re on board for the visuals, One that Soph is way too excited about, And one we decided to scratch off our list over the course of this episode; Based on no science or scoring system. Listen to find out. - A poem by Soph and Mich

We're closing off Navillera in this episode with some of our favourite highlights of the show and our picks for character MVPs, delivering more justice than Seong Gwan ever did to Grandpa with his home-docu.

We got slapped in the face hard with the realism we asked for! This episode, we discuss Grandpa, Teacher Ki and Ho Beom, But the big question remains: Will Grandpa end up soaring on stage?

We decided we've had enough mafia drama and *cough* interspecies romance *cough*, and opted for a touch of realism and feels by joining a 70-year-old grandfather and 23-year-old man in the pursuit of their ballet dreams. Also, according to 'Living to 100', carrots are full of vitamin A and carotene, and plum tea is great when you have a cold.

This episode, we discuss the amazingly mediocre 1000-year love story of a nine-tailed fox and a human, explore Korean folklore, and ponder over potential past lives we could've lived.

We are back from finishing Vincenzo with SO many questions. Michelle wants the Geumga tenants to get what they deserve. Sophia is baffled by Vincenzo's one inexplicable dumb move. And the real hero in this drama is... a pigeon!?