Yes! Watch Six Flying Dragons! It's the best show on right now.

Oops accidentally hit send. Meant to add, and that means a lot considering lots of good shows on right now.

talk about reply, this one is nice comment from Hyeri
"I found out that Taek is Deoksun's husband in the latter half of the drama. Although I found out before viewers did, I wondered why Deoksun acted in a certain way while looking through the script. Then, I asked the director, 'why can't she fall asleep after her date with Taek was cancelled?' and then he replied, 'That's because Taek is the husband.'

Since I found out that Taek is my husband before Episodes 15 and 16 aired, I worried over how I should act in those episodes. I acted in a way to help viewers understand
http://kkuljaem.blogspot.co.id/2016/01/hyeri-talks-about-reply-1988s-husband.html
I think she handle the question really well but this may raise my doubt about her acting, she sure fits deuksun but ...
ps: I hope this can be nice explanation and I feel bad for the spoiler-leak-conspiracy-theory, it maybe actually a simple things, and I don't mean bad thing for posting this

He's my fav orate character on Cheese which is not my favorite show (Moorim School has me hooked), but if it wasn't for Seo Kang Joon I don't think I'd be watching Cheese at all!

FYI - he was great in What Happened to My Family too! I read an interview where he credits the veteran actors for taking the younger actors under their wings and helped them to become better

Well, Kang Joon in "Cheese" is the same when he was in "Suspicious Housekeeper", "Sly" and "What Happen To The Family". So the conclusion is he only suit that kind of role.

Wait, Changmin is watchable now?

Actually shocked.

The only thing that would shock me more if you know, Yunho became watchable. But even his best fans beg him not to do dramas anymore so.

And hi heads! Nice to know the evil (loveable) lords have grasped you even tighter.

This was very amusing :) Heads should join in these conversations more!

My first impression of Seo Kang Joon was actually his slightly ditsy self on Roommate, especially the bit where Lee Dong Wook took him to buy a cellphone and were both complete dorks at the store. I've not seen him in anything else but Cheese, and he's so different from his usual persona there that I'm really impressed!

Watching SFD is my first time getting acquainted with Yoon Kyunsang I absolutely adore/love him. I can see his Moohyul bouncing off Jo Jinwoong's characterisation of Moohyul (in Tree with Deep Roots) quite well, whilst giving him his own individual, youthful flavour to the character, so I can probably assume that he's probably watched TWDR and actually studied how to do the character justice. (He said he's a huge fan of Jo Jinwoong's Moohyul & thinks that he was really cool, his fanboying is SO CUTE!)

Therefore, I'm soooooooooo glad that this is my first serving of Yoon Kyunsang, (Moohyul in TWDR & SFD is one of my favourite Kdrama characters EVER) and that I avoided the Time I've Loved You drama. I don't think I could bear to see him being terrible, I mean, he is extremely endearing so seeing anything less than that would probably wreck my life. :3

I've always felt terrible about not liking Seo Kang Joon (but now I can say it!). I totally avoided everything that he's in. I don't know why. There's something about him that I don't like and looking at him irks me so much. That's why I was so surprised when I watched him in Cheese (I went in without knowing who the cast were). I can confidently say now that I like him. Maybe it was Baek In-ho? He probably just fits that role so well.

On the other side, I can't look at Park Seo Joon the same way again after watching She Was Pretty. His character is someone I'd want to punch in the face (him in the earlier episodes). I can't believe that disliking Park Seo Joon is possible in this world.

And that's astonishing performance is called "directing+writing". Mediocre "stocks" have one huge advantage: they can go seroiusly "down" or absolutely "up". That's the case with lots and lots of actors, performance and talent usually match, unless there's a specific director behind a project because, let's face it, we only have one Daniel-"flawless"-Day-Lewis and one Matt-"adorable and talented in every role"- Damon in this whole wide world. Therefore the undeniable truth is that all tributes must and ought to go to production teams especially when it comes to tvN's series; they had been seeing a tiny acting "flame"in each and every mediocre actor/idol/celebrity they had cast and had worked hard to transform that into a big "fire" for the sake of their audiences. Hyeri is not a better actress now after the amazing AM'88, the same way poor TaecYeon didn't improve after tens of rehearsals in Who Are You (BTW, I watched his rehearsals with the PD in a BTS bonus of WAY and I can officially say I was absolutely impressed by the crew's dedication and TaecYeon's efforts).

WoW so happy for Seo Kang Joon getting recognisation, I have seen him in web-drama lucky or not and totally became his fan....even after watching him in Hwajung....hope he will keep playing misunderstoood, a little bit crazy guys, no more Mr. Perfection plz

Looks like Seo Kang Joon does one type of character really well, he has a similar type of character in What Happens To My Family (bad boy type). It's less rough than Baek In Ho but with a similar feel.....

Still, it's worthy of praise for an actor to be able to deliver a type of role really well, rather than crappy actors taking 10 different types of roles but not doing well at any of them but expecting praise just for role choice even when the performance is crap. At least he can do this much so well, so many actors can't even manage that.

I also like his crazy bitch sister in the drama, her acting is so weird that it's entertaining. It's not unintentional bad acting like many idols, just weirdly funny. But only in small parts!

Yoon Kyun Sang in TTILY/pretty much everyone in TTILY is something I want to pretend never happened. Even if it that means giving up the adorableness that was the first half of the show. I'd gladly see Ha Ji Won and Lee Jin Wook together in another show, just not one where they're friends who've been hiding romantic feelings for the past decade.

Yes to Seo Kang Joon's awesomeness in Cheese! I'm putting Baek In Ho up there among my all time favorite characters, it's that serious y'all. Like I don't even know if it's Baek In Ho or Seo Kang Joon as Baek In Ho or Seo Kang Joon but I freaking love him. I think this is gonna be that turning point in his career for him and I really, like reaaaaally hope that he brings it in his next project too

I'm surprised coz I saw SKJ in sly and thought he was really natural in that role. That he was a raw talent and quite memorable in that drama. I watched his drama special and he was awesome in it too.

He is ok in Cheese but I think kim go eun is the one that is great in the role. I love her many expressions. That kiss scene is Soo funny for just that. Just my opinion :)

The first time I saw Seo Kang Jun was in "What Happens to My Family" and I thought he was really good! This is second time seeing him again in "Cheese In the Trap", so safe to say I'm glad I've never saw him act bad and so I never understood people who bash him. He's a great actor :)

ugh, seo kang joon. he's such a giant bleeding heart as baek in ho. and i'm so glad, because even in the sea of pretty faces that is dramaland, he is soooooo damn pretty.

i also have to love how annoying lee sung kyung is as baek in ha, mostly because her screen time and interaction with the leads is so limited thus far. cheese is just taking over my heart mind and soul, and i don't really have time for that right now!!!

Some of the best actors nowadays also started from being kinda awkward and terrible at first, but slowly they grown into much better actor. See, for example, Ji Chang Wook in his first drama or Ji Sung who said the director called him the worst actor ever (when he received Daesang at MBC Drama Awards) and look what he becomes now.

With the help from director, writer and the guidance from senior actors, I think most actors would do fine. Seo Kang Joon is not the worst actor for sure, and he still have a lot of rooms to improve. Though I won't say he is ready for male lead role in meatier drama, unless it's Baek In Ho-type of character.

So true reli loving seo kang joon now.. But before the show aired i actually didnt like seo kang joon as baek in ho i thought he would suck at deliverg bad ass In Ho... But thankfully i was proven wrong..the moment he started swearing i was hooked..lol..oppa fighting..???????

I guess I am one of the minority who just isn't taken by Cheese in the Trap nor Seo Kang Joon. And Kim Go Eun's role is rather disappointing. Park Have Jin brings the most layered and nuanced acting among the cast.

Six Flying Dragons is great though! The script is super well written and the director paces and tells the story very well. The ensemble cast is superlative. Each one, from the veterans to the younger actors have roles that are not one-dimensional. It is one of the best saeguk in korean drama that I have seen.

I currently have this incurable Seo Kang-joon obsession. Or maybe it's Baek In-ho obsession? I hardly even know anymore. What I do know, is that while I think CITT is slightly overrated and I'm not enjoying it as much as I'd like, I'm sticking around for basically one person, and that's the rebellious bad boy In-ho.

I don't quite ship him with Seol though. I think they'd be such a great couple together and in any other drama, I'd be rooting for them with colourful flags and painted face. But I see CITT more as In-ho's personal journey and hopefully triumph towards reviving his dream, reaching towards it and fulfilling it. It's almost like DH, where after a point, it wasn't just about Hye-mi and whether she'd choose Sam-dong. It was about whether he'd win over his hearing issues and be able to live the music he's always dreamed. The triumph in that was so great that it was even better than him winning the girl.

I think Seo Kang-joon is nailing it in a ridiculous level. I'm a huge Park Hae-jin fan and he's just heads and shoulders above SKJ in talent - obviously. But I'm mature enough to admit that despite my hesitance for SKJ, I personally think he's stealing the show. The screen just lights up when In-ho comes around. He brings this vulnerability, this guarded facade that's very obvious. Like he's trying to be so much stronger than he is, and that in turn makes me root for him and squeeze my heart. That last piano scene? I'm not a mushy person and I don't even cry that easily, but gosh I was embarrassed to have teared up. It was so heart warming to see In-ho happy and content. I don't care what Seol has to be to stay in his life - be it a girl friend, a friend, or even a sister - I'd like for them to have those talks and those moments forever. It was really precious and easily the best scene of the drama.

I'm not sure where SKJ suddenly learned to act, but whatever magic he's bringing, I hope he can do it for everything he's in from now on. I'm just so taken by it.

Seo Kang Joon has definitely grown in his acting. Seriously needs a leading role after this!