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Now, this was a gripping drama. So many bad guys! So many twists! So many moments that took my breath away! I know this drama isn't perfect, it has flaws and quite some investigation things don't make sense - BUT it was still very entertaining. I looooove the gang of 'mistresses', those ladies can really kick some ass. I love how they were always there for each other but still independent. It's been difficult for me to finish dramas these days, but if I didn't have so much work, I probably could have sat through this in one or two settings. I thoroughly enjoyed it and definitely recommend it! 9/10 for now, because it's not your usual k-drama.

I agree with you that it seemed all very fast. I think the issue was that she had to pretend to be strong because of her kids, so she couldn't show any weakness. When you're just trying to cope and care for your family, you don't have time to be miserable. It may sound odd, but I think that was the case. I am glad there was at least one moment later in the drama, when she found out her husband was actually murdered, and then learned of Terius' death, where she broke down completely. There is a voiceover where she says something along the lines of: "I tried so hard to get here (to holding on and being okay), but it's all in vain now, it's repeating itself (referring to losing yet another man she loved). But at least you truly made me cheer up, Bon." So in a way, he was the one who pulled her out of the black hole simply by being there and caring for the kids. About the kids, she told them in the beginning that their dad was going on a business trip for 3 years, which is quite common in Korea, that families live apart. But yes, there should have been at least a couple of scenes of them asking for their dad, a phone call or whatever, and eventually the closure of her telling Joon-Joon that he 'had gone to heaven' or something. Oh well, even so, I enjoyed it immensely so I'll forgive :)

omg, I just finished, and it was one of the most enjoyable dramas this year! It was funny and cute and full of action and suspense and I seriously loved each of the characters. So Ji Sub never fails to amaze me, but the leading lady, secondary couple and supporting casts did a fantastic job as well. Of course, in terms of 'logic' it cannot keep up with other crime dramas, so many things don't make sense in that department (mostly about the NIS being incredibly dumb), but if you don't dwell on it too much, it's not a big issue, I just deduced one point for that. For fans of dramas like City Hunter or Oh My Venus, this is a must watch. I will miss it and really hope for a second season with some more romance! 9/10

Putting this on hold at around episode 8. It became very boring unfortunately. Maybe I'll pick it up again but for now it's not really worth my time.

I just finished episode 6, and I honestly like it. I cannot understand the negativity. The characters are mostly likable, so far the rules of time-travel are kept fairly well and make sense. I can appreciate the thoughts this series is trying to convey: That time is precious and you shouldn't waste opportunities. However, at around episode 7, I also think this would be a perfect time to bring this to a conclusion in 2 or 3 episodes. 10 more episodes seem excessive. Either way, I'll give it a rest for a couple of days so I won't get tired of it (binge watched it until now)

I also love her! Cannot understand all the bashing, especially those calling her stupid and weak. Lee Hyun is just too smart for his own good, but she's still the smartest of the other police force.

I've watched this drama three times and I still love it. I cannot get all the hate on the female lead character. She's MUCH stronger than many other female leads. She does have some weak moments, but considering her circumstances, that's understandable. Personally I loved almost everything about this drama, and it kept me at the edge of my seat at all times.

I think you should mark your comment as a spoiler.

Also, I personally loved the drama, but to each their own.

The drama that really made me appreciate her acting was Marriage Contract. I loved her in that.

Yeah, I'd to have more female characters in the group for once. too bad.

Wow, way to spoil the ending for me. I have no desire to watch it now whatsoever. Could you please hide your comment under the spoiler tag? That's what it was made for.

I feel like it's a Tic he developed. It's not really a psychological disorder, but it is most likely related to his past traumatic experiences.

Do they have scenes that could be interpreted romantically and that show their affection for each other? Like in Mad Dog or in Tunnel? I get there's no kisses or anything like that, but I'd like to know if their chemistry is still worth it. I don't need romance in every drama but a ship definitely helps haha

Your Honor is good, but I liked Mad Dog more. Haven't watched Switch yet.

omg one of my fav couples, finally as first leads together. Dying from happiness! I hope this will be good!

Okay, so I am watching this for the second time around, and I am starting to remember why I only gave it a rating of 8.5, even though I enjoyed it a lot.
There are just two things that are annoying me:
1. While the main girl is cute at times, she is also obnoxious and annoying and in NO WAY passes as a 18 year old teenager. In my country, 18 is the legal age for drinking, driving, signing contracts, marriage and being held legally responsible for any crimes you commit. I know in Korea the legal age is 20, but still, she acts like a 14 year old, especially when it comes to her boy group obsession. She has no sense of responsibility whatsoever. I wished they had made her a junior high student instead, or given her at least a couple of mature traits. But well, all the father does is scream and shout and throwing tantrums to his wife, maybe it's no wonder...
2. Weird time skips and not addressing scenes that happened previously:
The editing of the episodes is really weird. In episode 5, a certain character is in the hospital with a broken arm. They don't explain how he broke his arm and ended up there in the episode, and it makes you wonder if you missed an episode.. In episode 2, a couple kisses, but their feelings are never addressed again, despite it being obvious that it was one sided. Shi Won's hair magically grows more than a hand's width after no apparent time skip, or at least I didn't notice any.

I really love this drama a lot, but man, those things are a bummer.

I used to have the same thoughts you do. No matter how small the act of betrayal, there would be no way I could ever forgive my boyfriend or, worse, husband if he cheated on me. I also thought the same would apply to other couples. How could you ever trust someone again, after that trust has been shattered into pieces? To some extend, I still stand by that belief. However, I have come to accept that certain situations might push you into making mistakes that you thought were impossible at first. I have come to accept that nobody is perfect and that losing years and decades of history may be worse than try and forgive. I am in no way justifying cheating, and I believe we always have a choice, so there is nothing that can 'force' you into cheating... However, as I said, sometimes for the sake of our happiness and future, we need (to give) a second chance. Of course, that doesn't apply to all circumstances.
That's just my opinion, of course.
I haven't seen the drama yet, but I don't want to miss out on it just because of the premise.

Yes, most likely.

I am not really into K-Pop, so I don't know D.O. as an idol or singer, I only know him as an actor, and he has done a phenomenal job in two of my favorite dramas (It's okay, that's love, and I remember you/Hello Monster). When I found out he is an idol, I was stunned. He acts so well in both of those dramas.
As for this one, it is too early to judge, but so far it's fun, even though not spectacular. And it feels entirely different to SKL because of their different characters and the fact that this is a period drama.

Sadly it could have been so much better, even for such a short drama. I thought the acting and cinematography were quite good, the directing spot on as well. But the writing fell short. So many things didn't make sense. They didn't elaborate enough on their reasonings and feelings, especially in the final episode (like, srsly, what? LOL)
Also, small things annoyed me, how he spent hours to make food that looked from a 5 star restaurant and then let it sit outside until it would be obviously ice cold when they finally had dinner, how they never even finished the food, how they never locked up the food truck, how he never questioned that she didn't have a place to stay just because she lost her wallet (like that premise didn't make any sense from the start lol), how he had no customers and still took in a part-timer, even though he obviously couldn't afford to pay her, I just could go on and on and on xD
But well, it's cute if you don't question anything. 6.5/10