It’s been a while since I last wrote a WAWW thread that I needed to dust off my memory banks to remember what I included in them. Synopsis, cast, number of episodes, start date, air date, where to watch it, original network. Did I miss anything?

I’ll continue keeping an eye on these shows released in July.

1. Spooky in Love

Starring Park EunBin (“Castaway Diva”) and Yang SeJong (“Still 17”)
Episodes: 12, the 5th episode is on Saturday
Airs on the weekend
Where to Watch it: Netflix
Network: tVN

2. The Apartment Job

Starring Ji Sung (“Kill me, Heal Me”) and Ha YoonKyoung (she’s the admin assistant in “Undercover Miss Hong”)
Episodes: 12, the 7th episode is on Saturday
Airs on the weekend, too
Where to Watch it: Netflix
Network: jTBC

3. Teach You a Lesson

There was a big buzz about this kdrama while I was in SK. But I wanted some sort of emotional distance in order to critique it.

Starring Kim MooYul and Jin KiJoo
Episodes: 10, all episodes are out
Where to Watch it: Netflix
Network: Netflix

4. Dream to You

I tried to watch this for Hyeri, but the male actor Hwang InYoup just turns me off. I admit that I never saw what fangirls found attractive about him in “True Beauty” but the nail in the coffin for him in this kdrama was the scene in Episode 1 when his character walked on stage in heels.

What the heck??? Is the costume designer his anti? 

5. A Bona Fide Killer

I want to get my bad-ass-protagonist fix after “Agent Kim Reactivated” ended.

Starring Gong HyoJin (“Master’s Sun”) and Jung JuWon (never heard of him, but I’m sure I’ve seen him somewhere)
Episodes: 14, premiering tomorrow, Friday, July 31
Airs on Fridays and Saturdays
Where to Watch it: Viki and Kocowa
Network: MBC

This August kdrama interests me because I fell in love with the Korean countryside. I’ll ignore that she’s a prosecutor.

1. Our Sticky Love

“Our Sticky Love” is a sweet romantic comedy that follows Go Eun Sae (Ha Young), an amnesiac prosecutor who suddenly finds herself living under the same roof with Jang Tae Ha (Jung Hae In), a boxing coach who claims he’s her boyfriend. Set in a quiet countryside village lined with yeot (traditional Korean taffy) shops, their unexpected cohabitation sparks a quirky, heart-fluttering romance that’s as sweet—and sticky—as its setting.

Source: soompi

Cast: Jung HaeIn (“Love Next Door”) and Ha Young (never heard of her)
Episodes: 12
Start Date: Friday, August 7, I think all episodes will drop at once
Where to Watch it: Netflix
Network: Netflix

As for cdramas, I’m open to suggestions.

What about you? What are you all watching this month?