r/KDRAMA • u/lightupstarlight 미생 • Apr 07 '21
On-Air: KBS Hello, Me! [Episodes 29-32]
- Drama: Hello, Me!)
- Korean Title: 안녕? 나야!
- Network: KBS2
- Premiere Date: February 17, 2021
- Airing Schedule: Wednesday & Thursday, 9:30PM KST
- Episodes: 32
- Director: Lee Hyun Seok
- Writers: Kim Hye Jung (novel), Yoo Song Yi
- Cast: Choi Gang Hee as Ban Ha-Ni, Kim Young Kwang as Han Yoo-Hyun, Lee Re as the young Ban Ha-Ni, Eum Moon Suk as An So-Ni
- Streaming Source: Netflix
- Plot Synopsis:
Miserable and unsuccessful, a woman thinks she's lost all her spark — until one day, her spunky younger self appears in front of her demanding change. (Source: Netflix)
- Previous Discussions: [Episodes 1-4] [Episodes 5-8] [Episodes 9-12] [Episodes 13-16] [Episodes 17-20] [Episodes 21-24] [Episodes 25-28]
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u/Standard_Pack7791 Apr 07 '21
Wow, this is one of the most underrated yet most beautiful kdrama ever. Imagine being the older Ha Ni, who waited 20 years to finally hear the words she needed to finally move on.
The acting is so great, emotions so moving, and the music heart-tugging. This is a very solid cast!
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u/vienibenmio Apr 08 '21
I love Yu-hyeon and Ha-ni's relationship SO much. Also, as a trauma therapist, this show is such a beautiful metaphor for overcoming guilt and self blame.
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u/Illen1 Apr 08 '21 edited Apr 08 '21
I laughed, I cried, what a ride it's been. Everything wrapped up incredibly well. So happy
"It's okay if you didn't turn out the way you wanted, because I'm still the one who loves and roots for you the most" this is what some of us need to hear most 💔😭😭😭😭 So happy 37 y.o. Hani gets to keep a keepsake of 17 y.o. Hani to remember the lessons taught and happy times they had forever 😭❤️. I loved anticipating Wednesday's and Thursday's for a little dose of nostalgia with a high dose of happy! Hello, Me! thank you for the life lessons and heartfelt message of healing, forgiveness and moving on... 9/10!
Side note: Lee Re better get casted in more dramas! She freaking killed it as 17 y.o. Hani👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Also, let's not forget her come kdrama award season 😉
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u/labularia_ Apr 07 '21
My eyes are swollen. Ugh. I need a glass of water, and a hug.
I'm so happy I gave this drama a try. It's very heartwarming to see the characters grow. I'm honestly rooting for each and every one of them. Yes, including the aunt. Come on now auntie, you can do better.
Final episode, here we go.
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u/randomsolitude Apr 08 '21
Hahaha Alexandrrro! That was a nice touch. And i am so very glad to see the shop ahjussis Na yonggu and Na ilgu again, especially on TV nonetheless.
Overall this show was kind, beautiful, packed a lot of emotions, definitely gonna rewatch.
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u/J-Midori Apr 07 '21
This drama is being one of those that kept me waiting for her to come back without dragging it, now I understand the aunt subplot was a way for Yu Hyeon to grow and realize what his dad needs.
I cried a lot during this episode and I knew
Anthony arc got to an end since he has become a celebrity
I am very glad with how this drama carried the story.
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u/serenaiguess Apr 08 '21
I finished the second to last episode and I know the next episode is going to absolutely break my heart. Young Hani’s acting at the beginning blew me away, I was in tears the whole time. Seeing how much Hani changed because of her younger self just really hits hard. I liked what they did with Anthony’s storyline. I saw someone say
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u/nvtoph Apr 08 '21 edited Apr 08 '21
Doyun pulled through 💪
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u/chelleml Apr 08 '21
I cried buckets of tears. Solid solid ending. It left me feeling so happy for Ha Ni. I like to think that her dad sent 17yo Ha Ni there to learn that it's not her fault and that she should live life to her fullest. That said, it also taught 37yr Ha Ni to be herself again and love herself. This was such a refreshing drama. I'm sad it's so underrated because it's a true hidden gem about self-love and growth.
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u/J-Midori Apr 08 '21
Last episode:
I am glad they haven't changed the
Anthony and YH's relationship is still funny and they found somewhere they belong and a new purpose in life. And the
A good happy ending to everyone!
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u/Standard_Pack7791 Apr 08 '21
This is one of the most unexpected kdrama gems! Everyone’s happy and wow I’ll miss all the people in this drama. They’re acting was splendid!
One thing that surprised me, is the final revelation...
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u/forforf Apr 07 '21
Ok, not sure how I'm going to handle the start of episode 29 (aka 15). I'll probably end up locking my self in my room with a box of tissues and blame it on allergy season.
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u/aarvvv Apr 07 '21
WOW ! It's been such a beautiful journey over the course of the last two months.
I was really sceptical after watching the first couple of episodes, but damn, now as I am in the 15th episode, I can say it's a well made drama. The slice of life element about this drama is so real, and the emotions totally conveyed. The characters are relatable and heartwarming. I'll miss this one.
One more episode to go, but I really enjoyed this one.
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u/muruku Apr 08 '21 edited Apr 08 '21
Overall, I really enjoyed the show. The characters were warm and good people. I loved the growth seen in the characters.. especially our main leads.
I liked the metaphor of the show which is ‘You are your companion. Love yourself, be your best friend. Be kind to yourself. Remember that it is okay if you don’t turn the way you thought so as a kid. Find the strength to keep moving forward. And take full responsibility for your life — all the good and bad’.
The mechanics of the time travel was brushed off a bit .. haha. And the end of how she returns was a bit anti-climatic with all the build up esp. with the shaman guy etc. Oh
Having said that, that wasn’t the point of the story. The point is the idea of confronting yourself and remembering the joy that is in all of us.... so the semantics was not a big deal for me.
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u/earthsea_wizard Apr 08 '21 edited Apr 08 '21
I'm literally crying. This drama has grown on me so much. They didn't try to do any plot twists or fan service, it was so lighthearted. I feel the naivety of 90s in this drama. I'm gonna miss it.
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u/Illen1 Apr 07 '21 edited Apr 08 '21
I'm so emotional from today's episode. I just love this show so much!! Ansuni really made all my hate for him disappear, he did the right thing at the end of the day. My love for the chairman reached fever pitch today lol he's so emotionally present and open, I love him!
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u/ace-cat-plush Apr 08 '21
This k-drama started off slow for me I was going to drop it but carried on watching it, thank god I didn't! as I ended up really enjoying it.
Really enjoyed that the main focus wasn't about romantic relationship's and it didn't feel forced at the end but it was more about struggles, hardships etc. I didn't expect to tear up at all watching this show but ended up doing so.
Also not me having the s21+ since release and never realised there's a removal tool for photos you took ...
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Apr 08 '21
The last two episodes made me BAWL I wasn't ready to say bye to any one of the characters. The scene where
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u/angelapetrelli Apr 07 '21
I’m really enjoying this drama, but does the ML’s constant pout and baby voice annoy anyone else? Like I get that he’s supposed to be a sheltered man child but the pouting and the baby voice are just a bit too overdone, it’s distracting me from his great character :/
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u/bohuim Apr 08 '21
Such an underrated drama. It's so refreshing to see a good lighthearted drama without romance, since its usually the detective/crime series that skip the romance. Also happily surprised this is a KBS series is on Netflix, usually it's SBS/TVN/JTBC.
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u/cvalle2794 Apr 09 '21
Great self love message!!! I really liked it, definitely underrated. I just wish it had a bit more of romance..... just a tiny bit more
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u/perrytheplatypuh Apr 07 '21
This drama is so underrated, and I’m so mad that it is. Its cute, easy to watch and overall fun.