Day 26: Most disappointing drama of 2025. #EYDC2025

#cDrama #kDrama #jDrama #twDrama

The ONLY potential disqualifying consideration for my winner is that "most disappointing" might be far too euphemistic

For your entertainment and edification, I present a chronological summary of my hatewatch toots about #kDrama #UndercoverHighSchool -a viewing experience so awful, I'd literally FORGOTTEN it until researching the challenge reminded me

REALLY looking forward to #KDrama #TheArtOfNegotiation but after the rancid brain-curdling mess that was #UndercoverHighSchool I'm going to take a break from Drama watching for the day and read instead. That way, "Negotiation" won't be tainted by my current raw trauma state.

I was going to give #KDrama #UndercoverHighSchool 2/10 but then I realised there was no reason to be so absurdly kind and generous after the damage it inflicted on my cognition.

So it gets 1/10 thanks to the sympathetic treatment of the villain's daughter. That makes it the 5th 1/10 Drama I've finished, out of 519. Not sure why I overrode my usual drop instinct for this, but lesson learned.

One of the things about #KDrama #Missing9 (Neurons )that REALLY induced rage was how the villain was REPEATEDLY beaten to a bloody pulp on a deserted island, and EVERY.SINGLE.TIME. He was fine the very next scene with no injuries AT ALL.

So it was a real trigger moment to see the same thing in #UndercoverHighSchool  - the villain's chief henchman gets into a prolonged fight with the hero, and LOSES. The hero bears signs of the fight, the baddie does not