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Netflix's XO, Kitty was fun, though extremely YA. It's a spin-off TV show to the To All the Boys film series, which I haven't seen, but since this part takes place in Seoul, I just had to watch it.
Kitty doesn't speak Korean, but almost all the other scenes are in Korean (Netflix didn't disappoint). Also, as someone who speaks foreign languages with a very strong French accent, I approve of Kitty pronouncing 안녕하세요 with a big American accent.
Fun fact: the actors playing Yuri and Min Ho are actually siblings.
From the trailer, I thought the show looked straight, but it turned out to be very queer (once again, Netflix didn't disappoint). There are 2 sapphic major characters, 1 gay major character and 1 gay minor character.
Kitty doesn't speak Korean, but almost all the other scenes are in Korean (Netflix didn't disappoint). Also, as someone who speaks foreign languages with a very strong French accent, I approve of Kitty pronouncing 안녕하세요 with a big American accent.
Fun fact: the actors playing Yuri and Min Ho are actually siblings.
From the trailer, I thought the show looked straight, but it turned out to be very queer (once again, Netflix didn't disappoint). There are 2 sapphic major characters, 1 gay major character and 1 gay minor character.
