Weightlifting fairy kim bok joo ep 16 how to#
They did so well in acknowledging mental health issues and how to seek help with her storyline. And I know that Shi Ho was rough at first, but she wasn’t an a bad character I quite liked her. They all had such good and unique personalities and I enjoyed their antics and screen-time so much (especially Nan Hee, Seon OK and Tae Kwon)! It’s so rare to find a drama in which you enjoy nearly all the characters.
The parents/uncle (Bok Joo and Joon Hyung’s), Nan Hee, Seon Ok, Tae Kwon, Shi Ho, Bok Joo’s coaches, Jae Yi and even Dr. Secondary Characters: For me, the secondary characters can sometimes make or break a drama. 💞 Major props to Nam Joo Hyuk and Lee Sung Kyung for a fantastic performance I honestly think the fact that they’re so close in real life played a huge role in how natural their chemistry was on screen-especially in regards to the skinship. I’ve laughed more than cried with these two and this couple and the word “chubs” will definitely hold a special place in my heart. The fact they talked about getting married at the end made me squeal, how adorable. And he did it all with a smile on his face. Joon Hyung ( aka the most perfect kdrama guy to ever exist) went from battling his trauma and his relationship with his mother to overcoming them and falling for his best friend and making the national team. It was a classic coming-of-age drama and I can’t rave about it enough.īok Joo/Joon Hyung: Look how far they’ve come! Bok Joo went from juggling her passion for weightlifting, falling in love for the first time, and being concerned about her femininity to joining the national team and winning, getting a ( handsome) boyfriend, and learning that you can be feminine and a weightlifter.
We saw the all the innocence and insecurities that come with finding your first love, saw how your friends can be there through thick and thin, and how easily and naturally you can fall for your best friend. It taught us to value our friends and our relationships with our teachers, showed us that it’s okay drop everything and put yourself first, to treasure our parents, and to ask for and receive help from others.
This drama perfectly described the growing pains of youth. Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo may have been one of the most underrated dramas of 2016-2017, but it was honestly one of the few dramas I’ve wholeheartedly enjoyed from beginning to end. Major congratulations to the actors, staff, and crew for portraying such a wonderful story in such an organic way. That was the most perfect ending to the most perfect drama.
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