Airing dramas or finished dramas?

[Colorit]

Voted airing, but watching both, actually.

[matinthehat77]

I like to watch both.

[amrita828]

I had promised myself I would stop watching airing dramas, because either they are too good and I suffer through the wait, or they are not good enough and the wait kills the little interest I had left.
Finally, I have learned never to promise myself something so easily, because 2 out of 3 I break it.
So here I am, watching both.

[bishie4ever]

i like both, but i choose the airing one.
because when i watch already finished dramas, sometimes i'll become pretty bored. And usually it will end with me dropping those dramas because i lost my interest to finish watching those dramas myself.

[nelkk]

Finished dramas have another sort of an enjoyment..I think finished one's give you a more clear picture than the one's which are ongoing.. at least that's the way it is for me! I tried watching ongoing..couldn't bear to wait..so now before starting any drama it has to finished..

[irish66]

Originally Posted by southkorea

The finished ones, you already know how it will end. .

I don't understand that.

[Muanyata]

I like both. However, for me airing dramas are little special in that its kinda of like opening a present. I come home after a terrible day at work and first thing I do is to check and see if a new ep came out on a drama I'm watching. It gives me something to look forward too.

[firstclassliar]

Like many others have said, I like to watch both. I like that there are built in breaks with currently airing series (while you're waiting for the next new episode). It works nicely where I can catch up on 1-3 currently airing series if I want, then work on finished series while I'm waiting for the next episodes to air. That way, I don't get burnt out on any one series (which can sometimes happen when I marathon whole series) and I can switch up what I watch based on my mood.

[Colorit]

Originally Posted by amrita828

I had promised myself I would stop watching airing dramas, because either they are too good and I suffer through the wait, or they are not good enough and the wait kills the little interest I had left.
Finally, I have learned never to promise myself something so easily, because 2 out of 3 I break it.
So here I am, watching both.

It's a balance, but one that tears one's heart out. I know, I can feel it too...

[Firawai]

I prefer dramas that are currently airing. With completed dramas I usually just really want to marathon through and if the series turns out to be a bit boring - even if the boredom lasts only for few episodes - it just won't work out. When a drama is still airing some excitement will build up just from the waiting time and it's much easier to keep going on. I guess I could say that my standards are much lower for airing dramas.