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If you're looking for a K-drama that's a wild ride from start to finish, The Best Hit might just be one of the weirdest ones you'll watch. And I mean that in the best way possible. This show's concept is all over the place, blending time travel, mystery, comedy, and drama in a way that feels like it shouldn't work-but somehow, it does.

The premise itself is completely crazy: a 1990s pop star ends up traveling to the future and lands in the body of a young, struggling man in 2017. Sounds strange, right? Well, it is-and it's kind of amazing for it. The show doesn't take itself too seriously, which is part of its charm. There are some genuinely fun and hilarious moments, and the goofy humor definitely stands out.

But here's the thing: it's all over the place. The tone shifts constantly, from serious to absurd, which can be jarring at times. Yet, the quirky characters and their interactions somehow keep it endearing. The main character, played by Yoon Shi-yoon, is surprisingly lovable in his confusion, and the chaotic energy he brings to the screen adds to the overall charm.

It's a weird, goofy, and offbeat show that has a surprising amount of heart when you least expect it. It's definitely not a typical K-drama, but sometimes, that's exactly what makes it so enjoyable. If you can get past the wackiness and just roll with it, you might find yourself unexpectedly invested in these quirky characters and their journey.

This was very much a feel good, happy-type of series to watch. I am a huge Yoon Shi-Yoon fan, and he was my main reason for watching, which was good because this series revolves around him. I really liked the music and the character dynamics, which were the very heart of this show. The time travel part is really just the premise, this is more of a slice of life type of show with a bit of romance towards the end. The time travel part was never really explained, and it wasn't the main focus of the story, but it didn't really matter to me and I very much enjoyed watching Mr. Thumbs Up on his journey of self discovery.

I liked the idea of this drama. Shows how much integrity and hard work is behind each kpop group and how they struggle before, during and after debut but the story didn't have much for Cha Eun Woo's character but Netflix's thumbnail has his picture on it and it's so misleading and unfair for the lead actors. Honestly I started the drama for Cha Eun Woo then actually liked with the story!

Very bad script, I don't know who could write such nonsense, a father goes into the future and falls in love with his son's sympathy?! Apparently the screenwriter of this nebula has a similar fantasy as soon as he wrote something like this. Acting very superficial and unconvincing. The main character is knocked down by some grimaces that do not make him a cool character but a mentally retarded person. Wasting time watching this nonsense ...

A series like this shouldn't be on Netflix - it's so weak. The only interesting thing is to see how the time travel wil be revealed to the various people. But the romance isn't convincing. The female lead Lee Se Young plays such an unlikable character. Yoon Shi Yoon as the main character is quite likeable but the series is so dragged out his acting gets repetitive. There isn't much humor and it is painful and overacted when it's there. The characters are generally unlikable.

Don't bother with this boring show.