I do have to admit. Knowing that they fell…

I do have to admit. Knowing that they fell in love and got married because of this show makes their bickering a little funnier and cute. Almost like silent flirtation. I think the dynamic between the two characters is what this show needs to help it and not be completely serious all the time because I honestly don't think this show is one that can be and still be considered well done. The comic twist that the two bring help the show in my opinion not dismantle it.
I like how different this character is already from gu hye seon’s characters in the past. I have only ever seen her in boys over flowers but the two characters a polar opposites. Watching this a second I can appreciate the work that went into the character and she wasn't off putting this time around as I remember her being the first time.
This episode for me highlighted the main characters ego’s more. Both don't like to lose nor do they want the other to win. If they one up the other they are going to.
I’m interested to see in the next episode if he gets exposed or not. Probably not because it's episode 3 and it's a Kdrama. They don't do anything fast pace.

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Well I'm liking it!

Hmmm, I don't like the leading lady at this point. It's not the acting. In fact, I'm don't mind the acting. It's not the best, but it's not awful. No it's the character Ri Ta herself. She's so prideful that she actually puts a patient at risk and even up to a point where she's killing the patient she can't take help. That ticks me off. Instead of being prideful she needed to open her mind and learn so that she could be a better doctor. It annoys me so much. But hey, there are personalities like that. There better be some character growth from Ri Ta.

The robot is . . . annoying. It just seems too much on top of everything. Vampire viruses, hospital drama and politics, search for a cure, secret vampire villains (supremacists if I guessed right), and such. A robot just seems like to much. It's fun now, there's a point were things can tip very easily. Like the vampire gang that comes to town. The lightning and bad boy music was indeed queued. Oh, the laughter.

Speaking of laughter I'm surprised by how much I like the humor in Blood. Ji Sang is one of those "ice" characters. (Literarily judging from the mystery bed. ^_-) So it's a treat that from the get go he has his own brand of humor, and awkwardness.

There's some answer about the vampire mythology here, the virus. But there's many mysterious present. The bed Ji Sang sleeps on, his pills, the strange liquid Jae Wook was drinking, and what kind of powers vampires really have.

Jae Wook lured Ji Sang to the hospital with the grave from the first episode. Yet by the end of this episode he's had a person at the hospital (who is it?) swap his pills. So that as he goes into surgery the blood wigs him out. What more is Jae Wook looking for if he knows who Ji Sang is? And who would have thought of growing vampire claws under surgical gloves? (What a way to end an episode.

Right now I'm having tons of fun with this series and will be continuing. Especially as the mysteries pile up!

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