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'...as long as his entire body doesn't cross the line of scrimmage' is not how football works, and honestly I love that for them
The editing jumps so hard you have to stitch the emotional beats together yourself, nobody ever explains when these two fell in love, and the clan-head contest is a joke. And yet you finish it anyway — purely on face value.
The script is nothing special and the humiliation-then-rescue opening is about as by-the-numbers as it gets. And yet the male lead is genuinely good — he plays restraint instead of brooding, which makes the few times he cracks actually land. Watch it for him, not the writing.
Watching this of my own free will 💀 the acting is painful to sit through and yet I'm fully invested in the story 😭
One of the creepier plotlines in these. Also the poor girl is a hopeless maid, her grip on a food tray is genuinely concerning... though she clearly wasn't cast for the tray work 😅
A man allergic to every woman alive proposes to a stranger on a blind date because he didn't break out in hives. That is the actual plot. I have questions, none of which the show answers. Genuinely one of the strangest things I've watched — worth it purely as a curiosity.
A woman gets divorced and her life takes off Five years into the marriage, FL finds out her husband cheated. And somehow, even after the divorce, the ex is out there badmouthing HER. He cheated. Why is she the one taking heat?? She pulls herself together, and in walks ML, a company CEO who offers her a contract arrangement. Turns out the project she's assigned to is tangled up with her ex's company — and ML knew, and kept her close on purpose. Even shields her in front of everyone, no hedging. Then the ex shows up at her workplace. First thing out of his mouth: "You still can't get over me, right?" (excuse me??) She throws a glass of water in his face: "You'll get what's coming to you." AND the whole board flips. That's all the spoilers you get. 36 eps, no dragging, and the payoff moments genuinely land. Recommend!
Hot take, she never actually set Caroline up, if anything she helped her 🤭 rewatch it and tell me I'm wrong
The evil stepsister just strolls into a hotel suite unannounced, the ending is a rushed time skip, and the whole plot collapses if anyone asks one basic question. Nope.
The acting is so bad it's almost impressive. And yet here I am 😭🤣
The ex-husband is one wig away from being a Napoleon Dynamite character and I cannot unsee it
This cast deserves Oscar nominations purely for delivering these lines with straight faces 😂
Overall it's fine, but it drags in places and spends way too much time on the guy who keeps getting between them and the antagonist. ⚠ CW: past trauma, mental health, non-consensual recording/sharing/outing, physical assault Liked - visuals - the softer moments Room for improvement - two separate people wedge themselves between the leads and one of them should have been cut - kissing him mid-panic-attack was not it - no reason he couldn't have explained the childhood thing so much earlier
The only one of these I've seen where the female lead actually defends herself
She wears concealer over the birthmark for a man she believes is blind, and the script never once notices. The comedy carries what the logic cannot.
There's potential here and it's still a letdown. Same storyline every time, wrung dry, completely flat. The fantasy spin looked promising and the leads are genuinely good — I actually feel bad for them. Someone please come in and write something new. It isn't the dialogue, it's the storytelling. This whole vertical scene is starving for an actual story