I’m so glad this drama is on Netflix, or even cable would be okay. As long as its not on terrestrial television in South Korea at least I can tune out the howls of outrage from any K-netizen that wants to protest less than perfect Kim Sun Ho back on the small screen. With Netflix airing Can This Love be Translated starring him and Go Yoon Jung, one has to actually log onto the platform and click play to watch him, so there can be no complaints that he’s being put in front of any viewer. Netflix hasn’t aired a sweet and straightforward romance K-drama in awhile and I am also looking forward to the return of the Hong Sisters in their first Netflix only project. While the Sisters often fail to land the ending, I’m almost always entertained at the outset with their dramas enough to make the watch worthwhile and hope for the same here at a minimum and at most it’s going to be satisfying the whole way through. The latest batch of drama stills released by Netflix continue to pique my interest and I just wish there were more pictures of the two in the same frame.
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