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K-viewers Surprised and Disappointed SBS Fri-Sat Drama One Dollar Lawyer to End with 12-episodes and Will Slow Down Release with One Episode for Two Weekends — 9 Comments

  1. I was wondering why there is only one ep released but it has been two days gone already, so they would end it in 12 eps only and 1 ep per week. Ahhh, my heart can’t absorb it. Wae???

  2. Actually I like the 12-episode of some k-dramas these days.
    I enjoy the flashback of One Dollar Lawyer.
    The chemistry between NGM and LCA was excellent.

  3. The story is nothing new and the drama rests on NGM only. I don’t think 12 episodes only is a bad idea but I don’t see the potential for a second season.

    Golden Spoon must be happy with that, their drama is pretty meh but they will get more audience.

  4. I’m okay with that if it is to deliver a good production even if in this case , the lawyer could have taken various cases as Attorney WDW . It will be good if they do the same with the rom com that are airing . I dropped one after one . I used to be a big rom com lover but after a bunch of boring ones i began to watch thrillers, legal drama,… Actually i’m watching Blind and it’s not bad at all . I feel for the cast and crew as the ratings aren’t good .

  5. Was that always the case? If it is, that’s probably WHY it’s been so good. The network wants to milk the ratings since they have been high for the ad money. Drama writers seem inept at writing a solid plot for 16 episodes…I’m tired of Korean viewers whining about seasons being too short for good dramas but if the same drama was longer and the quality took a hit after the 9-12th episode, they’d be whining too.

  6. The 12-episode run is not the issue by itself; it’s the fact that it was initially expected to be a 16-episode drama when it was first announced, then it turned out to be scheduled for 14 episodes (implicitly, when SBS announced a November 11 premiere for The First Responders). Now, they’re cutting it to 12 for “quality” reasons. Very, very curious and unprecedented, because you’d think they’d try to milk a ratings hit.

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