Finally it's coming into it's own!

Finally You're All Surrounded is coming into it's own. (Mind you as an average show, with terribly bad moments. Sprinkled with just enough good stuff to keep me clinging on.) Because the plot is really twisting up here and it's anyone's guess what's going on. Everyone of importance seems to be involved with the Kim Ji Yong's mother murder! I love how some characters know that Ji Yong is Dae Gu, and some only know that Ji Young is alive. Just not who he is. Oh! I love conspiracies and cover-ups. If I'm lucky this will have something to do with a secret society or gang. Oh, wow.

What's more is that the case solving is getting interesting, while not bogging the show down or making it feel like it has to divide the attention of viewers one way at a time. Multitasking is a good thing. Especially since Soo Sun is truly starting to shine as a detective!

Honestly the development of all the characters is amazing at this point and I love how certain characters are now lovable to me and I want to see them succeed. This is the case for Sa Kyeong, who's really come a long way. Dae Gu . . . still not liking the character. It hurts when I love Lee so much! Oh, and I love the bromance between Tae Il and Ji Kook!

Pan Seok really gets some character development here. It's turned into such a tragic tale for him. Pan Seok is definitely becoming a character I love, especially as all of his trails come out. It also makes Dae Gu look bad, but that's OK. I'm sure all will be revealed in a dramatic way. Though I love how the writers have given enough of a twist to Pan Seok and his connection the scared man to wonder how much Pan Seok truly knows what is going on . . .

Overall You're All Surrounded is finally hitting it's stride. Telling all the stories present in a way that doesn't just feel like each one is "taking a turn". As I said the storyline is finally multi tasking. The humor and mystery are blending well together to give this serious a serious side, while still making me laugh and get the warm and fuzzies. Plus, not all the characters are dark and mysterious anymore. They've graduated out into non-stereotypes. (Well as much as they can. They've got personalities!)

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