Yeah, i believe your sentiments are shared by most (if not all) viewers. I think the mediacorp scriptwriters should seriously consider looking at the forums to get a taste of the kind of shows and endings that people prefer...Originally posted by Hidden^OnE:...if you are a loanshark runner, don't bother turning over a new leave, you will still die!
Man... Really hate this type of ending...
That's another matter!Originally posted by the Bear:i have learnt that a charity can waste donors' money by sponsoring a series..
+1Originally posted by the Bear:i have learnt that a charity can waste donors' money by sponsoring a series..
sad stories? real life? you have tons of it in Africa ... hungry kids etc...Originally posted by CoolMyth:Actually, I think it's an improvement.
How many times have we seen a happy ending?
Mo Wan Wan can chose between two guys.
Happy Fish open for business again?
Those are the ones I can recall.
I'm sick of happy endings. As saying goes" ren sheng ru xi, xi ru ren sheng". Where got everything so happy in the end one...?
1 its better to be loanshark boss than runnerOriginally posted by Hidden^OnE:...if you are a loanshark runner, don't bother turning over a new leave, you will still die!
Man... Really hate this type of ending...
just happy ending but not predictable.... (like winter sonata)Originally posted by dragg:if you like happy endings then korean dramas are not for you. they love sad, pitiful endings.
anyway if the endings are always good it becomes predictable. then what is the point of watching.
no...its always wear your helmet when going for 'settlement talks' incase they 'hian doh deng' and use bottle smash your head.Originally posted by crazy monkey:1 its better to be loanshark boss than runner
2 Dun let ppl use bottle hit ur head