[KOR] 9 End 2 Outs

[itz_n_obsession]

Title: 9 2 / 9 End 2 Outs
Also known as: 2 Outs in the 9th Inning
Genre: Romance
Episodes: 16

Synopsis (Dramawiki)
The drama is about love of singles in their 30s. Hong Nan Hee is an ordinary worker at a publishing firm, she's a girl who always falls in and out of love since she was young until one day when she meets an old classmate, Byun Hyung Tae, who is a team leader of an advertising company again. Hyung Tae may seem to be a good catch in the eyes of many women but he's only a cowardly boy to Nan Hee whom he has grown up with. '9 End 2 Outs' is using the baseball theme to compare to the fates and lives of the people in love.


I only watched up to ep one and I think it a cute series.

[Asou]

yay...kinda love this drama tho...pretty cute...story line is good too so does the actor/actress..dont want to spoil the drama so if u hav time...i think it is good to watch lol

[rambutan]

This is one under-rated drama. Dialogue is deep and meaningful and the whole series is addicting. Try it!

[Michellay]

I literally just finished the Drama!
9 End 2 Outs - Romance, Comedy - If this drama isn’t pure art of literature for the television with the standards of today Romance and true love, then I don’t know what art is. Let me explain. This is one of the most fantastic full of maturity that no K-Dramas have ever touched. It isn’t just about the love stories or the actors and actress, its about the full idea of understanding about people and their love for each other. Its also about growing with maturity and acceptance. And it’s about loving someone with joy and ease we all would want.

Okay enough about the metaphoric themes about this drama. Here is what’s so great about this drama. For one, the actors and actresses are pretty amazing in these. It is not their looks, its more like how they portray these characters. And I’m not just talking about the main leads. I’m talking about pure understanding of each characters metamorphosis and their desire to maintain and improve on what they have.

Second would be its storyline. These two friends who’ve become more than just housemates, they’ve renewed their love for each other to another level of understanding. As you watch it you might think it’s back and forth with their love relationship and you will find yourself asking why she is not owning something that she wants too. But the answer is reveal later in the story where she understands him so well that she can’t take him without him growing in character too.

However, I’m not going to neglect the dramas flaws of course. For one, storyline filler is pretty boring. However there are some parts where you see these sub stories characters mature within a few minutes, which is a big accomplishments in scenario writings. I would have found these sub stories to be more revenant and meaningful if they made the two main characters really reflect on what the other characters did. Overall I find these supporting characters to be a nuisance sometimes. I had the feelings that the writer(s) might have been to adamant to keep these characters that do not enhance the story or character development because they are too attached to them.

Overall this is very very good drama. It give me hope, as lame as that sounds. It gives me hope that thirty is not as daunting as they make it be. As I about to enter my twenties I will waste these years on immaturity and recklessness, but I hope when I hit thirty I would have grown and achieve a milestone like them.

[dandycandy]

I cannot imagine myself suppressing my feelings and supporting my best friend to move on with another guy when I'm so deeply in love with her. How many of us can really love unconditionally like that?