Gaus Jeonja

The overall drama was great and hat alot of original ideas and very funny moments but the relationship between the two main couple was a little bit overshadowed by the secondary characters and the last episode was rushed and had alot packed inside of it so it was kinda chaotic and had me experiencing alot of feeling in a short time not in a good way it would've been a better kdrama if it had more Episodes so the directors can have more creative room to develop a more deep relationship between the main couple and work on the dynamic of the group overall in this great and very original kdrama, i liked alot eitherways.

I never thought that I would like a Korean Sitcom more than like this. This show has it all romance, comedy and everything. Its funny but it is also not far fetched from reality. Some of the scenes might seem outdated but that is understandable since the original source of the story is from a korean manga that was running since 10 years ago. I'm really hoping that it would have a second season. I really liked the way it was produced and the direction of editing was perfect as well. I also thought that adding commercials and promotions on the end of every episode that is related to the episode was brilliant as well. I'd recommend this show for those who just want to chill and laugh and forget everything in their life. I'm assuring you, you won't be disappointed.

Korean Drama " Gaus Electronics " is an office comedy with a love story.

The drama is short, but it manages to create the right environment to let the comedy aspect properly bloom, without using exaggerations and over the top reactions. Rather, the comedy is smooth and the laughter factor is organic and created from the characters rather than the situations.

In addition, the romance was cute, though predictable. However, being under the umbrella of the comedy genre, it didn't get too cheesy and it was well paced, which helped a lot.

Finally, the performances were enjoyable by everyone in the cast.

So, overall, eight out of ten.

I have seen a lot of kdramas however this one left a bad aftertaste in the end. An overall average show with some decent acting done by some characters (not all). But the last episode made me re-think a bit. They portray India as a country where no one wants to go. Does this mean Koreans think India is not a place that anyone would like to go even on a project for a short time? Just because we are a developing nation doesn't mean it is an inhabitable place. I know it is a no brains drama but talking ill of country with the largest population doesn't sound funny at all. Can they do the same for USA or China? I don't think so. The Indian in me got super offended sorry if I overreact but stereotyping a nation and making fun of it is not funny!

This was truly up there with the best I've seen. Brilliant cast who pulled off some of the driest humour so well! There wasn't a bad moment!

Hairflick dude needs his own parallel series showing his life transition with the same storyline going on but focus on him and more detail about his story and his meteoric life change to... well... somewhere unexpected.

Aziz.... that guy was FANTASTIC! He needs his own story as Aziz. Or Matthew. Or whoever he wants to be today telling his life story! As a main lead character he'd be awesome!

Poker face lady needs a series where she actually smiles! All the characters definitely need to come back for round 2. Even Mr Anon :)