Moon Ki (Bong Tae Gyu) wakes up in the hospital and having lost his memory. Then, lovable and bright ghost Yeon Hwa (Park Shin Hye) appears in front of him.

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  Park Shin Hye (Kim Yeon Hwa)

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  Bong Tae Gyu (Lee Moon Gi)

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  Park Se Young (girl in the cinema (cameo))

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• Sep 14, 2012 1 of 1 episodes seen

  addicted2dramas
  11 of 11 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  7
  • Story  8
  • Acting/Cast  8
  • Music  8
  • Rewatch Value  6

  When I read its story and saw it had just one episode, I decided to watch it immediately. I am glad I did. It was a pretty good episodic tale. I love stories which have ghosts in them and if it is a ghost played by Park Shin Hye, of course I had to see it!
  
  While the story is nothing extraordinary, it was pretty engrossing. It was well written and cute overall. It has the right amount of humor and emotions in it. The ending was particularly good. I really wish this was a full length drama. I hope they make something similar because that would be so good!
  
  The actors acted well and the musical score was also good. I really enjoyed watching this and wish that there could be more such kinds of one-episode dramas made. It is really worth a watch. Definitely recommended! read more

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• Aug 11, 2012 1 of 1 episodes seen

  neets_45
  9 of 9 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  8
  • Story  8
  • Acting/Cast  8
  • Music  7
  • Rewatch Value  8

  All I wanted was to watch a light drama. I should've known better--a ghost love-interest never ends in a everyone-gets-what-they-want way.
  
  The story is short yet interesting--which is what you want in a drama special. The writer/director did a really good job of making you grow to care for the characters. That makes the ending really pull your Heartstrings.(See what I did there? Heh.) Seeing how this kind of story has a limited way of ending, I liked the way they decided to end it. How else is a ghost drama supposed to end?
  
  Bong Tae Gyu and Park Shin Hye were great together. There were moments where Shin Hye would try acting mad/scary, but she couldn't really make me believe it--she's just too cute ^^. Tae Gyu was excellent in showing the pain and strain in his features.
  
  The music starts off pretty whimsical. It's a nice drama soundtrack. The creepy music and accents come in at the right time and quickly made light following the mood. It's too bad there weren't more like-minded scenes.
  
  I might watch this again. Even though I know what happens in the end, I'm sure that will just make my heart ache just as much if not more than the first time. Knowing what's coming makes it a greater tragedy.
  
  Altogether, if you enjoy romance, tragedy, and a dash of the supernatural--all the while trying to deduce a culprit--then give this short drama a try!! read more

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  they both have someone who died ending up as a ghost... there are unexpected endings about the living having lovers that both died; they are heartbreaking.

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