If you are scrolling through Netflix looking for your next K-drama fix, you might skip over Mad for Each Other . The title sounds generic, and the thumbnail looks like a standard bickering rom-com.
The first four episodes are a chaotic symphony of screaming, therapy bills, and petty revenge. But beneath the yelling is a profound loneliness. Most K-dramas use "crazy" as a quirk. Mad for Each Other uses it as a wound. Mad for Each Other -2021- - Korean with English...
The story begins, peaks, and resolves with the efficiency of a short film. You can binge this in a single rainy Sunday. Jung Woo ( Reply 1994 ) is a master of playing gruff softies. His Hwi-oh looks terrifying (he constantly looks like he smells a fart), but the second he softens his eyes to look at the stray cat in the complex, you melt. If you are scrolling through Netflix looking for