Our Blues Episode 20 Reactions: Fans Proclaim The Series As The Best Kdrama Of The Year

Our Blues Episode 20 brought an end to the series full of love, friendship, drama and romance. The residents of the Pureung town on Jeju Island gave us some stories to remember. The show addressed many real-life issues without making them look overdramatic. The final story of the series about Dong-seok and Ok-dong felt like a movie to the viewer and fans of the show couldn’t stop praising the show, even proclaiming it the best Kdrama of the year.

Our Blues stars Lee Byung-hun, Shin Min-a, Cha Seung-won, Lee Jung-eun, Han Ji-min, Kim Woo-bin, and Uhm Jung-hwa, alongside other cast members.

Our Blues Episode 20

A fan wrote on Twitter, “What an emotional and beautiful ending of #OurBlues ???????? Another masterpiece from writer Noh Hee Kyung. I really enjoyed the Jeju big community and the heartwarming storytelling in every episode. I think this is one of the K-Drama that everyone needs to watch ???? #OurBluesEp20”

“Growing up in a society where disciplining or more with sticks is only normal, there’s this saying, “Kids are so pure hearted, no matter how much a mother hits them, they’d still hold the hem of her skirt, asking for a hug while crying”..Dong Seok reminds me so much of that #OurBlues”, A fan mentioned about Dong-seok’s relationship with his mother.

Our Blues Episode 20

A Twitter user wrote, “true enough, #OurBlues is one of the best dramas in 2022. actually, it’s the best drama for me ❤???? stories portraying realities of life, love, family, and friendship. it’s a masterpiece really #OurBlues #OurBluesEp20 #OurBluesFinale”

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Our Blues Episode 20 is available to watch on Netflix.

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