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3.1/5 Stars: A Robin Hood-esque Joeson tale of body swapping and romance that suffers from severe miscasting and inconsistent story telling, but is still a mostly pleasant watch.

3.2/5 Stars: A middle of the road period fantasy drama without high highs or low lows.

3.2/5 Stars: A slow, creeping mystery that leads to nowhere, but kept me guessing until the bitter end.

3.3/5 Stars: This tragically not about ping pong, but instead is a fantasy drama intermingled with a mystery that brings our somewhat lifeless funeral directer female lead and a Jack of All trades together. A fine watch if you have time.

3.3/5 Stars: A melancholy look at the aftermath of a failed inter-cultural relationship, where former lovers reunite by chance and must reexamine the past to determine the future they truly want.

3.4/5 Stars: A Masquerade (2012) and Prince and the Pauper retelling that nails the duality of the role with an excellent performance by Yeo Jin Goo, but muddies the water with slow moving politics and a need to be beholden to the original storyline.

3.4/5 Stars: Check in at the Hotel Del Luna to help out a ghost of the week in a drama with a promising premise that drags, and doesn't let its stars reach their full potential.

3.4/5 Stars: Amazing performances and a stellar, thought provoking concept make Move to Heaven worth the watch, but the lack of character development and emotional follow through stop it from becoming a masterpiece.

3.5/5 Stars: Half romance/half family drama, Family By Choice is a better choice than the original, with strong chemistry between leads, but nothing groundbreaking.

3.5/5 Stars: A lukewarm fantasy romance that would probably work better for younger viewers, but is generally a mid time

3.5/5 Stars: A slice of life, non-soap medical drama following 5 friends around the workplace. If you like medical dramas this is for you. If not, this won't make you change your mind lol.

3.5/5 Stars: A so-so Joseon romance with slapstick adjacent comedy that still fares better than much of the Sageuks released nowadays, with compelling themes that were never fully explored.

3.6/5 Stars: Not a must watch, but a fun time with a whacky premise that somehow works.

3.6/5 Stars: A twin switcharoo with life lessons and romance that had the bones to be great, but couldn't flesh out the story enough.

3.5/5 Stars:Not a romance, but a melancholy reflection of love lost starring a grim reaper who is determined to save his first love from herself.

3.7/5 Stars: A ninja filled historical parody that leaned too intense for my tastes at moments, and shined in it's comedy, but didn't leave a strong impression.

3.8/5 Stars: A truly hilarious and quintessential Rom Com, but doesn't go deep.

3.6/5 Stars: A supernatural romance with good chemistry and decent acting that struggled to overcome a convoluted plot that only works when you don't think about it.

3.75/5 Stars: A magical, but sometimes edgy mystery, with a fun office setting and inherited angst.

3.6/5 Stars: A stand alone prequel to the famed Chief Inspector series (1971) that explores South Korean crime in the 1950's and shines in its camaraderie. There are violent crimes that do constitute an MA rating, but it's on the lighter side in comparison to many other dramas with that rating.