Timed Comments that made you laugh, smile, etc

[shraddhasingh]

@leerla73

No you cannot open your chips first

Careful, the killer might be inside your chips packet

[shraddhasingh]

A tragic accident happened, but nobody died, so the comments started saying they need a death.

[shraddhasingh]

Timed comments in Twinkling Watermelon are so over the top

The show has deaf parents, which makes them an easy target for the writer to kil. Every other thing they do is a stereotypical way of death in typical dramas .And the TCs here are sitting and planning on their death.

[bozoli]

Flippantly morbid, I have to say…

[annabanana128]

I’ve gotten into the habit of watching with timed comments on lately. The cleverness of some of these comments, I swear… Anyway, I’ve got some more to share.

It was not, in fact, paprika. It was drugs.

This was right before the paprika comment. This is a historical drama, by the way. I’d like to ask this user to host a comedy special, because all their comments that I saw made me laugh. Very clever.

Also, let’s not forget the long-winded speech they give the hero they caught in the end to give time for the hero’s friends to come and end them. A staple in all cinema, no matter the country of origin.

All of these are from “Poong, the Joseon Psychiatrist”. I highly recommend the drama, because it’s amazing, and its timed comments that make the viewing experience even better.

[feyfayer]

@annabanana128

All of these are from “Poong, the Joseon Psychiatrist”. I highly recommend the drama, because it’s amazing, and its timed comments that make the viewing experience even better.

Maybe you can post your suggestion in the topic:

Dramas to watch with Timed Comments ON / OFF

I’m someone who likes to watch certain dramas with the Timed Comments on or turn them on when something interesting is happening. I do wish there was some sort of list of dramas to watch with TCs because there are good TCs that add to the drama AND a list of dramas where it just isn’t worth your frustration to look at them. For example: I’m watching Ode to Joy (S1) and the comments are flooded with nasty comments about the FLs and about any of the “less attractive” men, saying how old and cree…

The list isn’t very long yet, but it’ll grow with the years

[zyxw]

@annabanana128

I mean… I wouldn’t mind a coupon for fried chiken…

[shraddhasingh]

The title is “Twinkling Watermelon” but all the viewers are doing is cry every 10 minutes.

[weavingadream]

If only ~~~~

Plot:

The main character is hell of a narcissist. In the entire drama, he is portrayed as someone caring for his looks. He was looking in the mirror of a motorcycle while catching a criminal. And, this comment popped up. Well…

[annabanana128]

Ohhh, I forgot about this thread. I’ll definitely post it there too. It’s worth the mention. Thanks for reminding me.

[annabanana128]

Hahahaha! Exactly! It would especially be a rare gift in a historical drama. I imagine it would have been very valuable, being from the future. Also, definitely better and more wholesome than what it actually was.

[thaly1209]

I saw this one today. It was during the opening ost, and it was such a weird timing that I ended up giggling about it.

[shraddhasingh]

The actress is in NYC streets alone at night. So you know the scene

[weavingadream]

1988???

Seriously???

Welcome, then.

[feyfayer]

@shraddhasingh

The actress is in NYC streets alone at night. So you know the scene

Is it as bad as the scene in Hana Yori Dango 2? Because that NYC scene was bonkers

[rayshine]

There’s a cat screeching in the background

A bit later - They wrote what I was thinking

[shraddhasingh]

[rayshine]

What are eyebrows that are built like Nepal?

[bozoli]

This?

[shraddhasingh]

This