Shooting Stars Episode 16 Reactions: Fans Wave A Warm Goodbye To The Rom-com

Shooting Stars Episode 16 brought an end to the rom-com set in the Entertainment industry. Love stories bloomed between people as they worked hard in their respective fields. The series portrayed the romance between a celebrity and a non-celebrity and also showed the difficulties people working behind the scenes to make a successful career with the actors. Fans shared their most memorable moments from the last episode as they send off the series.

Shooting Stars features Lee Sung-kyung, Kim Young-dae, Yoon Jong-hoon, Kim Yoon-hye, Park So-jin and Lee Jung-shin.

“ShootingStars reminded me how great romcoms can be. Sometimes, what we really need to see is people finding the one they will truly love and be happy and grow with. I hope we can see a more diverse couple in a kdrama soon enough… #ShootingStars #ShootingStarsEp16”, a fan mentioned in a Tweet.

A Twitter user said, “THANK YOU TAEBYUL FOR ALL THE HEART FLUTTERING, LAUGH, HAPPINESS, AND THANK YOU FOR STAYING STRONG TILL THE END AND SHOW HOW MUCH YOUR LOVE WORTH. ISTG YOU’RE MY BEST OF BESTEST COUPLE EVER I’M GOING TO MISS YOUUU ???????????????? #ShootingStars #ShootingStarsEp16”

“… and cut! ????” shooting stars has finally come to an end. thank you to these wonderful people for giving us this wonderful and amazing drama. thank you for making us happy when we’re down. and also, thank you for introducing to us our, taebyul ???? #ShootingStarsEp16″, a fan wrote on Twitter.

“I love all the characters in here. They made u so attached to them that u will find yourself rooting for them n smiling so wide whenever they pop up on screen. It wld be impossible not to fall in love with every single character in here.????❤ #ShootingStars #ShootingStarsEp16”, a Tweet said.

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Shooting Stars Episode 16 is available to watch on Viki.

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