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<blockquote data-quote="Operational needs" data-source="post: 6078206" data-attributes="member: 43500"><p>Am I the only person on this site open-minded enough to be enjoying Korean shows, movies and music?&nbsp; Their shows are so superior to American shows right now.&nbsp; About three years ago I was so fed up with American shows (the PC content, gratuitous sex, LGBTQ jammed down our throats, etc,). I started exploring shows from other countries on Netflix. I have watched some really good shows from all over the world and settled on watching Korean shows because they are so good and there are so many.&nbsp; They are extremely popular worldwide. The shows are much more creative and more intelligent.&nbsp; Romance is mostly slow-burn with not a lot of jumping in the bed immediately.&nbsp; It’s all about love. The music fits into the scenes so perfectly.&nbsp;&nbsp; I read a comment someone wrote once that said Korean shows have enough similarities to our culture to make them relatable and enough cultural differences to make it interesting.&nbsp; The only downside is watching them with subtitles. Anybody???</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Operational needs, post: 6078206, member: 43500"] Am I the only person on this site open-minded enough to be enjoying Korean shows, movies and music? Their shows are so superior to American shows right now. About three years ago I was so fed up with American shows (the PC content, gratuitous sex, LGBTQ jammed down our throats, etc,). I started exploring shows from other countries on Netflix. I have watched some really good shows from all over the world and settled on watching Korean shows because they are so good and there are so many. They are extremely popular worldwide. The shows are much more creative and more intelligent. Romance is mostly slow-burn with not a lot of jumping in the bed immediately. It’s all about love. The music fits into the scenes so perfectly. I read a comment someone wrote once that said Korean shows have enough similarities to our culture to make them relatable and enough cultural differences to make it interesting. The only downside is watching them with subtitles. Anybody??? [/QUOTE]

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