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And even that wasn't a detour to Improvisation Town 'Cause We're Out of Ideas because there were clues all along the drama.
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So since the beginning, it was part of the plan. I guess I can live with that and the good thing is that they made it up to me with The Cute. Overall it was a nice, breezy watch. Cyrano made me laugh, made my heart warm up in some of the cases, and made me swoon and squeal in others.
I freakin' giggled like a little girl when they kissed. I was so worried the entire episode, I thought that because of the age difference between the two actors, they wouldn't let a kiss but guess what, I was wrong, hahahahaha: D Seriously, it was amazingly hot. It didn't come as a surprise that Min Young was the one to kiss him because heck, it is Min Young.
But it felt so refreshing in dramaland where it seems like every heroine has some kind of disease when it comes to kisses O.
I wish they didn't cut the second kiss though. It was deeper and way hotter I ain't kidding when I say that Dating Agency Cyrano is the only drama of where I didn't skip any parts. After being a fan of dramas for so long, I guess I became very picky and got bored easily. But I don't lose faith lol. Anyway, it was a really great "feel-good" drama.
She had boyfriends before and so, I feel like her loving Byung Hoon is more realistic than most dramaland's lovestories because she had experience and she could tell and be honest with her feelings. A trait where I wish writers would put in their female characters more often. I didn't like Master because I thought he was just creepy at first but gosh', I've to admire him when he helped Byung Hoon and Min Young's couple. I clapped like a crazy. He was cool until the very end: In the late episodes, I really wanted to slap Byung Hoon because of his stupid noble-idiocy thing.
Like seriously, making the same mistakes twice is just Luckily, there is Min Young to wake him up. I really love how he whispered his confession to her ear. No other actor could have played Byung Hoon better than him. I was a little bit taken aback by the age difference when they presented the casts but seeing how both of them worked the chemistry so well, I'm feeling so happy and proud: If I was to name one of the drama's flaws, it would be the lack of developpement of Ah Rang and Moo Jin's characters.
Luckily, we did get some insights of their lives but for me, I really wanted to know how they met Byung Hoon and what made them decide to join his dating agency. In this aspect, I felt that the drama was too short. A lot of things still needed to be answered. I like the fact they didn't show us the continuation of the couples. After, it is up to you to make it last. Though, I wanted to know if Chef Dokko forgave her lover for the manipulation.
I think she really reflected and saw his sincerity but at the same time, giving her character lol. Anyway, I'm writting too much as usual but I just want to finish by saying that overall, the drama was great and I'm feeling so proud as a Sooyoungster that she chose that project and that she got acknowledged for her acting skills by critics and viewers alike.
The only pity will be the low ratings but quality is more important in the long term, right? Thank you so much for your recap and for the comments. I found out about your site a few months ago and I'm very glad to be part of that community because it is full of different persons with different opinions. I also liked it and didn't have to skip parts my problem is not that I find kdrama boring, I just don't have patience any more, in general , but where did you find the ratings?
I'm really curious, but since it's a private channel Before, even if there were some overdramatic or "makjangs" elements, I tolerated it.
Like in some kind of mindset that this is why a drama is called a drama. But after watching so many dramas, I just don't have the patience anymore especially when they are the kind of plot-lines which make you roll your eyes by their stupidity: I find the ratings for the drama and others in enewsworld. This is an accurate source but somehow, I find it a little bit weird that the drama got low ratings whereas it was talked a lot on TV and featured many articles.
Oh well, I'm just thankful for tvN to produce such great drama and they didn't change the story because of ratings like some This is one drama I could just never get interested in. Not that it is really bad, or aggravating, like YTBLSS, I just found the first couple of episodes kind of been-there-done-that "bleh" and never went back. I tried to watch the finale just to see how it ended up, but it just got too much over the top for me, so never got past 20 minutes or so.
I liked the ending. Why are there fewer dramas that end with viewers smiling. I love Soo-young and Junsu's dad Lee Jong-hyuk. Chun-hee finally grew on me during the last episode. I like this series - Crazy Man took it off the rails for a bit but it was still easy and fun to watch. I wish they could have tied up the loose ends in the form of the clients who found out they had been engineered into relationships, but aside from that I'm happy.
The last couple of episodes were disappointing, and although episode 16 was better, it wasn't that good. I'm sad because I expected more, given its strong start. To the meh pile it goes. I agree that the sudden change in trajectory felt jarring and reminded me way too much of FBND, but I'm glad that Cyrano managed to keep it to a minimum and dodged making me feel like that last-stretch fatigue brought the show too far down. This wasn't a show that needed to be taken too seriously, and it never asked for that.
But I am really glad they addressed the whole "fabricated love" thing, because that threw me off from reading the premise. Because in the end, it's sincerity that will make romance work. I liked the whole epilogue bit — it wrapped up our characters nicely, but it didn't feel as wrapped-up-with-a-bow as it could have. In a way, these characters are still alive, still getting into hijinks and still relying on each other. The makeshift family trope is one of my favorites, and I'm just glad to see all the characters come out of this drama feeling a little less burdened, a little more whole than they were at the beginning.
I enjoyed this show as a breezy summer rom-com, and that was enough.
I think this was one of the rare instances where I liked the drama a little bit more overall than the original movie! I also like the set ups, especially towards the beginning. I feel bad for the client. I think it's more that than noble idiocy. I mean he says, he thinks the SP will be better, but not quite enough of why. Really, BH, you want your girlfriend to give up everything for you and change her profession just because you want to give up the agency? I red flagged that. I wasn't sure if he was kidding either.
She didn't exactly learn enough to run it on her own. I thought she would take it over. If she made decisions without the need for men to make them first, that would also be good. It felt as if the writers were fighting the character all the way through. So last episode cute, kinda made the landing from the jump off the uneven bars, but I think there is a little bit of a hop, even though it sticks.
Plus it's clear the main female character got coached all along the way without really deciding things for herself.
And compensating for that by plain stating it, but even towards the end the writers didn't even believe it. Movie over drama since the woman in the movie had more self decision, had talent, wasn't coached half so much, had some really good one liners, and decided to do her own set up initiated by herself rather than everyone else.
If you stick on I'll Teach You Love onto the end of Cyrano movie, it's a pretty good version overall. Lalalalalala not the same character names. Thank GOD the finale redeemed itself from the previous episode. I'm glad it didn't veer too much into the dramatic antics plus The finale was pretty darn adorable. Just what I expected from this fluffy, cute drama. What I liked the most was the main pair I am a Lee Jong Hyuk fan now Sooyoung was a surprise This was a cute show, but I felt like the two leads had zero chemistry. I never really felt like he was really into her, even in the final kiss scene.