A pleasant series with attractive leads and support cast. The writing broached sensitive subjects present in the relationships of both the lead couples as well as the divorced ones the leads handled as lawyers.
Was it a sad ending? Yes and No. Frankly, if the main leads had remarried, it would not have given me any repose to believe that their future happiness was to be an eventual reality. They seemed to be in the immature exhaust stage of—still—their first love but unable to transition with those feelings to a level of maturity where corrections and selfless compromising is very necessary for relationship longevity.
The second lead couple also have their work cut out for them—marrying with the main impetus of having a unplanned pregnancy. As their roles were not sufficiently developed in the story, there may be hidden passions within them other than rejoicing that the sonogram showed the fetus had “something” between his tiny legs.
Although I compliment most of the writing, E12 had some of the most awful/corny/teary scenes that induced “o’ come ons” more than the previous 11 episodes together.
Oh, well, on to the felicities of “Crash Course in Romance.”
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Agree. She’s an attractive woman and the hair style doesn’t do her justice. I don’t mean something flamboyant, just a bit more flattering yet simply coiffed.
I hate her! Lol when she’s on screen I literally roll my eyes and say ugh here we go again! She’s such a hater!
Thank you for your kind understanding. These dramas do get some in our community set afire hence the attacks you may have received. All I can add is to ignore them when possible. Best wishes to you, keep posting.
I hate her! Lol when she’s on screen I literally roll my eyes and say ugh here we go again! She’s such a hater!
No offense, at all, intended, towards you. Just remarking on the job the young actress is doing. As you, I also DISLIKE her character! Her mother is also extremely unpleasant (another very fine actress). Best wishes to you.
Have very-much enjoyed this k-drama version of “Mork & Mindy” after putting off seeing it for a long time. Ms. Jun is always delightful, poignant when necessary, and (needless to say) a bouquet of beauty.
Such a pleasure to also see the venerable Kim Chang Wan in the cast. He adds so much to the dramas he’s featured in.
Must mention an extremely silly (stupid?) scene—which I can’t understand why the director couldn’t stage it better: the scene shows the ML taking a shower…while wearing a towel! I believe that Korea does have frosted glass enclosures for showers…no?!?
This “comedy” has a generous amount “hurt” in it and portrays it in subtle ways. I catch myself feeling an“ouch” moment even as I’m being humored. A definite watch series.
Forgot to mention that: No matter whether she does or doesn’t get a starring role, this young woman will have work in drama/film/TV (if she wants it) until the day she decides to stop. acting. She enhances any cast she’s featured with.
A wonderful actress and—as sometimes described even in scripts—having the best (most beautiful) cheekbones. She’s always believable, no matter what type of character she portrays. I look forward to all her upcoming appearances as, really, she always creates interest no matter how small or big the role she’s been given.
Was it a sad ending? Yes and No. Frankly, if the main leads had remarried, it would not have given me any repose to believe that their future happiness was to be an eventual reality. They seemed to be in the immature exhaust stage of—still—their first love but unable to transition with those feelings to a level of maturity where corrections and selfless compromising is very necessary for relationship longevity.
The second lead couple also have their work cut out for them—marrying with the main impetus of having a unplanned pregnancy. As their roles were not sufficiently developed in the story, there may be hidden passions within them other than rejoicing that the sonogram showed the fetus had “something” between his tiny legs.
Although I compliment most of the writing, E12 had some of the most awful/corny/teary scenes that induced “o’ come ons” more than the previous 11 episodes together.
Oh, well, on to the felicities of “Crash Course in Romance.”
Best wishes to you.
Such a pleasure to also see the venerable Kim Chang Wan in the cast. He adds so much to the dramas he’s featured in.
Must mention an extremely silly (stupid?) scene—which I can’t understand why the director couldn’t stage it better: the scene shows the ML taking a shower…while wearing a towel! I believe that Korea does have frosted glass enclosures for showers…no?!?