KBS Weekend drama <Oh really.> was glittering in the early days and attracted the attention of audience, especially young people.
The main character Oh Yeon! Two (Baek Jin-hee) and coma (Ahn Jae-hyun) showed two keywords of premarital pregnancy and non-maritalism.
It was interesting to see the comic scenes where the two protagonists hesitated to keep secrets to both families as they continued their marriage.
Baek Jin-hee and Ahn Jae-hyun are not outstanding actors, but there was no big deal in creating lovely and cute scenes.
It was different from a weekly play, in which the main characters were pushed back like KBS 's previous work, "The Three Brothers Bravely".
However, the problem is that <Oh really.> is close to Sitcom, but it is a long-breathing drama, not Sitcom, and Oh really empathizes with a weekend play even though it can absorb young people.
audiences are middle-aged people.
As such, "Oh really." succeeded in making headlines, but unfortunately, "Oh really." is not a drama that continues to be curious about the next episode.
Like Sitcom, Oh Yeon! It's fun to see Sir Doo and coma plotting their secrets, but it's fun at that moment, but I'm not really curious about what will happen next time.
Even Oh Yeon! Even Jeong Seon, who has a good feeling for two people, has been revealed too soon.
That's why Jang Se-jin (Cha Joo-Young) does not feel threatened at all when he gets between two people with a gloomy look.
In fact, the main character couple's "Jeong Seon" in "Oh really." seems to have put a lot of effort into it, but Jang Se-jin and other supporting cast members are regarded as shadows that exist only in light and darkness.
However, a weekend play is a drama with a long breath of 50 episodes, and the story of the surroundings is as important as the main character.
However, there are no other stories besides Oh Yeon!
In addition, the success of a weekly play, which has recently increased the audience age, is often in the power of labor and middle-aged people.
However, actors Cha Hwa-Yeon and Hye-ok KIM, who showed a presence that was as good as the main character of a weekend play, can not exert more power than <Oh really.>.
In-ok Lee (Cha Hwa-Yeon) and Oh Yeon! Two mother Kang Bong-nim (Hye-ok KIM) are just good people, but they do not have the personality to attract the audience's attention.
Kang Bu-Ja plays the role of a stubborn grandmother-in-law in "Oh really."
In the early days of the drama, however, it was felt to be a tedious labor because there was little charm in terms of dialogue and behavior. Since then, it has become increasingly comical characters with the setting of "illiteracy".
However, this is also good for spice-like fun, but it is not the material to continue the long breath of a weekend play.
Is a shiny response to young audience, but it does not fit the taste of middle-aged audience.
Once Oh Yeon! The relationship between two and coma is complicated and emotionally difficult to reach for a weekend play. Even so, there is no reason why we can not focus on premarital pregnancy, nonmaritalism, and arranged marriage.
Rather, it is regrettable that we have dealt with this problem too lightly.
Rather, if you throw a controversial topic like KBS's representative a weekend play success,