Thanks

hmm... maybe i'll watch Seo-young. I've only watched Rascal Sons so far(for Seo In Guk, of course!) and it's kinda sad it has low ratings. Hm... maybe i'll wait for Seo-young to end, and then marathon it.. haha thats going to take a while.

That's good. I'm really enjoying MDSY, it's unfortunate that it isn't being subbed. :(

Also, You Who Rolled in Unexpectedly was a delight to watch.

I'm DYING to watch MDSY but without subs I might as well just skip. Here's to hoping viki or dramafever take it on.

Just when I think I've figured what Korean viewers are looking for, I'm thrown a loop... I found Madame Butterfly infinitely more enjoyable but that may be my Park Yong Woo bias speaking.

Lee Bo Young is so cool in the character.

I hardly get to watch weekend dramas because they are either sageuks with 80+++++ episodes or melo dramas which I can not stand.

I just realized that "The Great Seer" is debuting this Wednesday and Arang still have 4 more episodes to go. Two fusion sageuks sharing the same time slot, Oh noooooes not good for either one. Rooting for Arang, hope it'll maintain its current ratings.

Thank you for the update, gf. MDSY is pretty good; so far I only watched the first 2 episodes on KBSWorld.

There're many layers that can be peeled in MDSY, but my heart at the moment is still towards Seo Young & her father's relationship. It's truly hurting to see her father's trying to get her love back after everything he's done.

This is the writer who penned Brilliant Legacy (which broke 30% viewership in 7 weeks), 49Days, and Prosecutor Princes. If the plot stays strong, I strongly believe MDSY can be the next national drama.

You who rolled in unexpectedly is one of the best family drama I've ever watched. Every character is flashed out beautifully that we care about everyone. My fav couple are Gwi Nam & Yoon Hee and Jae Yong & Yi Sok.

Unrelated, but does anyone know if the Absolute Boyfriend remake with Kim Ha Neul and TOP (?!) is still happening?

Where I can watch you who rolled unexpectedly? Please. TQ

i heard that there's no drama airing in the same time with "you who rolled unexpectedly" or "my daughter suyong" of course it's easier for this drama to breaks 20% compare to another drama

Is May Queen any good? Been looking forward to it, just waiting for it to finish its run. How is it so far?

MAY QUEEN is good. I love the child actors and adore the adult cast. Everyone play well in the drama, even though the story line kinda easy to predict but still, its not decrease the fun while watching it. This drama is soo eye candy. And yes, its makjang, but each episode is still, manage to bring some fun and cute scene so the makjang portion not play a dominant factor in this drama.
Try watch it :-)

Of these, I'm watching Rascal Sons. Sad it's in last place. The main couple is cute and it's not everyday you see a romance involving a single mom portrayed in a wholesome light.

I really wanted to watch May Queen out of my love for jae hee....but it has 32 episodes...and he come after 7-8 episodes....so can't wait that long....

i seriously enjoyed butterfly. i hated yeom jung-ah (or her character) in royal family, to the point where i was actively rooting for her in-laws. but agreed, she was convincingly hilarious here. i know there were some articles speculating that this could be the drama to replace you who rolled in unexpectedly, and there definitely are some parallels. but i think butterfly is a bit more serious in tone.

and as much as i like kim nam-joo (love checking out her clothes!), yeom is the better comedic actress/actress overall. KNJ puts a lot of passion into her performances, so you're convinced by her, but yeom had me cracking up hard at least three or four times already. this is definitely something i'm going to be watching. i agree, the thought that this should have been a miniseries did cross my mind, but hey, if they're able to take the fun and comedy all the way to episode 50, why not?

i also checked out seo-young when it aired, but dropped it quickly. i'm watching rascal sons because it has several actors i like, but it's proving rather dull. the pace needs to pick up, and a lot of the incidents seem too contrived. i won't even go into myung se-bin. i love ryu soo-young, hence why i'm continuing to watch, but still overall not living up to my expectations. neither is seo in-guk, sadly.

You Who Rolled in Unexpectedly was surprisingly a really really good watch! I started out at episode 4 and fell in love with it instantly. There were many heart-breaking scenes that you really cant hold in your tears :') Especially about the part on Child Abandoning/Adoption, it's just simply meaningful! And I do agree that it was written so captivatingly that we as viewers care about all the characters that were laid out to us. I particularly adore the love story and angst between Jae Yong and Yi Sok, twas totally adorable! (im pretty sure they deserve a Best Couple Award)
This isnt really your regular weekend drama too, with all the subtle humour and frequent cameos, it's a must-watch :')

There's really nothing to be surprised about weekend drama ratings. Actually, weekday and weekend dramas get roughly the same ratings. For example, last week, the highest rated episode of "I'll Give You the Stars and Moon," a daily drama, got 26.9% ratings, which is comparable to last week's highest rated episode of "My Daughter Seoyoung," which got 28.9% ratings. Likewise, last week's highest rated episode of Nice Guy got 16.2% ratings, which is comparable to last week's highest rated episode of May Queen, which got 17.5% ratings. Not much of a difference. Time slots and competition are big factors in the ratings game, and KBS hit the jackpot with the 8pm weekend time slot. On the other hand, it's pretty much an uber fierce ratings battle for weekday prime time dramas. If you wonder how expensive prime time dramas make broadcasting stations any profit, it's through exports, licensing, etc. One hit prime time drama can fund the investment of like five prime time dramas.

I googled the top 10 drama ratings of the week, and 7 out of 10 dramas were WEEKDAY dramas: I'll Give You the Stars and Moon, Nice Guy, Only You, Arang, Love My Love, Oolala Spouses, An Angel's Choice.

Spent most of my weekend with Kang-san oppaaa (KJW), May Queen ^^

Is “I’ll Give You the Stars and Moon,” some kind of soap opera?. I dont see is listed on Dramabeans with any of the major networks.

May Queen is great although i'd change the lead actress, the child before her completely overshadowed her! Kang San oppa is totally awesome tho-be still my biased heart ; )

I don't see 'The great king's dream' listed here anywhere. I love sageuks, why is this drama missing from the list? Could you add it, please, if it's not much to ask?

Wow, My Daughter Seo-Young got that high..? ..It's just in the 2nd ep in our local cable, so I bet it's really that good in more than 8 episodes. My mom's watching it; I for one don't really want to keep track of the episodes. Maybe I'll just get updates from my mom ^_^

Only thing keeping me from weekends drama are those episodes count. 50! Twice a week.. can't do it. ||orz

I'm following Seo-Young mainly for Park Hae Jin (that guy is looking gorgeous, can't take my eyes off him) and I find it pretty typical of most family/weekend dramas.

Well, I guess that gets you high ratings in Korea always.

A total waste of actor talent. Ratings? It Suck's. The Kid From CNBLUE better not forget his Day Job, He is a Horrible Actor. He cannot act to save his Ass. I saw a video of him With his group, Strumming a so-called Bass Guitar. This So-Called Group Sucks! Lee Bo Yeoung must need work!!!