Nevertheless, (2021) on Netflix
Season 1, episodes 1 - There's No Such Thing as Fate. Nevertheless,
Episode 2, It's Not Only Me. Nevertheless,
It has been in my queue for a while. It is a Korean series (10 parts).
IMDB: Storyline description by AsianWiki, wrote:
Park Jae-Eon (Song Kang) is a university student, majoring in art. He seems nice to everyone and he is usually cheerful. Yet, he is really indifferent to others and he doesn't want to have a romantic relationship. Unexpectedly, he falls for Yoo Na-Bi (Han So-Hee) and begins to change. Yoo Na-Bi is an art student at the same university as Park Jae-Eon. In her past, she broke up with her first love due to his unfaithful ways. After that, decided to become unswayed by love. She then meets Park Jae-Eon and develops feelings for him.
I am watching the series with English dubbing. The English dubbing has the tone of a table read. The lines sound like they are being read from cue cards, or straight from the script the script. I started watching with the original Korean voices, but I was also doing something else, and I couldn't concentrate on the the subtitles.
As it, with English subtitles, it is okay. I could easily stop watching at this point. Such is the power of average dubbing.
Also - Yesterday and today -
Outlander (2014)
Watched the first season. It was an impulse watch.
Yesterday, I went to Netflix, to check what, if anything, I should watch in my queue. The big picture on the Netflix home page was Outlander, because season 7 was added. So of course I decide to watch the whole thing from the beginning. I may not watch seasons 2 onward. It was mostly hearing the opening theme (in my head) that prompted me to watch the series again.