Tag: Hello Me

Netflix’s Hello Me Episode 4 Recap: Flaring Confidence

Hello Me episode 4's focus on Ha-ni's life and the lessons that she learns works out well, although the same can't be said about the side plots.

Netflix’s Hello Me Episode 3 Recap: Ha-ni Stands Up for Herself

Hello Me episode 3 wins for Ha-ni's interactions with everyone around her, but the comedy is still a hit or miss.

Netflix’s Hello Me Episode 2 Recap: Too Much Drama

Hello Me episode 2 tries its hardest to deliver funny moments but it doesn't turn out well for the episode, considering insufferable characters and slow pacing.

Netflix’s Hello Me Episode 1 Recap: Old Meets New

Hello Me episode 1 is a light-hearted start to the series and leaves much room to grow and improve.

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