I'm excited to see how this turns out!

And happy to watch a second season of Better Late Than Never - the first season had us laughing out loud (and cringing just a bit).

I really hope the ending isn't messed up. Thanks to that ending, I can't even recommend the drama to anyone and it's such an awesome drama too!

I am intrigued by this news. Hopefully ABC can produce an excellent show (and come up with a better ending than the original's supposed let down of an ending.) There have been some great remakes of Scandinavian shows over the years, so hopefully this will follow suit.

Truthfully, I have yet to watch this drama. It's been in my queue forever! I am loathe to become emotionally invested in a show and characters only to get a colossal let down at the end. I have heard some seriously negative things regarding the ending. Is watching this show even worth my time?

This will probably be a sci-fi high tech glossed version of god's gift. I don't think it can surpass the original in terms of quality.

I found out about this last night and I was so excited. I like that a k-drama will be put in the spotlight and the possibilities for future shows to gain recognition. I also like that they are opting to use the Kdrama format. It was one of my feara that if one of these shows was remade that it would have multiple seasons which would ruin the flow of the story. I also hope they keep some of the memorable scenes and characters intact, like the scene were the killer calls her in the studio, the police chase when she is trying to take the money and of course I hope they keep Dong Chan:D

Oh, taking kdramas and adapting them as mini series for the summer seems like a good idea. I think many of them would lose something if they tried the usual 22 episode multi season format. As it's been a topic of discussion lately, I don't know if kdramas will ever find a place outside of streaming for the U.S. audience, but this could be a useful way to introduce more people to them.

Ohhhhh, the casting possibilities. If American network TV has taught us anything, it's that they believe White actors to be the blankest of slates, and thus, will likely lean towards placing two White leads in the main roles in an effort to make sure we know that this adaptation is all about the story and not about some other political/social messaging.

But, if I had my way (and if she weren't otherwise engaged on a rival network), Lucy Liu would make a perfect Americanized Soo-Hyun.

...do the Drama Gods answer prayers about American adaptations?

Let's just think of this as the drama's 14 - erm, 10 - days to go back and fix that shitty ending. This drama had me on the edge of my seat and then THAT happened. We all know exactly how that should have ended and maybe this time it can end the right way. Of course, if they drop the ball and cast anyone less than stellar for Captain Awesome I might not even care.

Ok, it's done, i will go watch this drama, I've been reading good reviews about it here but I've been hesitant but I think it's time to go check it.

Whenever there is a thread on good dramas with horrible endings, this one is always in the top 3. I think the summer run is perfect.

I hope they cast Daniel Henney as the male lead...