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Suspicious Partner korean drama review
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Suspicious Partner
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by teriyakitofu
janv. 6, 2019
40 épisodes vus sur 40
Complété 2
Globalement 6.5
Histoire 6.0
Jeu d'acteur/Casting 9.0
Musique 7.0
Degrés de Re-visionnage 6.5
I'm going to be upfront here: It took me a year and a half to finish watching this. Let me explain...

I started watching Suspicious Partner live as it aired in 2017. As both a fan of Ji Chang Wook, and Choi Tae Joon, I had high expectations that I was going to love this.

But during the course of the show, something recurred which spoiled my enjoyment: The pizza product placement storyline. And I will call it a storyline, because the PPL in this is NOT subtle. This drama soon started feeling like one big long pizza commercial. By episode 29, I finally rage-quit in disgust.

However... Over the passage of time, I began to wish I'd stuck it out, because I heard that Dong Ha's acting continued to shine in his role to the very end. So this weekend, with episode recaps in hand to help me skip past the pizza scenes, I picked this drama back up again and finally finished it. And I'm so glad I did - Dong Ha's character is so marvelously yummy good (and evil, of course). A couple of the minor characters are mildly annoying, but not enough to irritate me too much. (Well.. except the pizza character - I swear I'll never buy that brand of pizza in my life if I can avoid it.)

In conclusion: Worth watching (But recommend you skip the pizza scenes).

Story 6.0 (points were deducted for the PPL storyline)
Acting/Cast 9.0 (point deducted for the pizza character)
Music 7.0 (sorry, I felt like the music didn't fit the scene at times)
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