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Yeah, maybe they'll make it so the robot collects all the 'memories' and passes them down to him once he awakes from the coma. or something.... LOL who knows, but I am excited for this one!

Hmmmmm, okay, so I was wondering what I could expect from the final two episodes because everyone was hating on them, but I actually thought they weren't that terrible. If you've made it this far, you can as well finish it. Yes, it is a disappointing ending for everyone expecting a happily ever after. Yes, this drama has so much wasted potential. But it's not the worst drama ever made. Personally, I barely have questions about the ending. I know what it means, and while I think they could have done much better, I can live with it. I think the ending shouldn't be the factor of forgetting all the sweet moments we shared with those characters.
I agree that the show gradually went downhill. I think my favorite episodes were 1 to 3 and around 8-10, possibly. It's not a drama to binge, it would get boring and repetitive. But I loved all the main and side couples, and the amazing chemistry. I am just sad they didn't manage to weave the magic plot realistically into the romance story. Many things didn't make sense here.
Anyway, after the second half, I have to drop my rating from 8 to 6.5. Even so, despite all the bad things, this drama made me smile and squeal many times, so it's just what one would need after a long day of work... Not recommended if you look for a fantastic drama, but okay to kill time if you don't expect a happily-ever-after.

I loved him in Twenty again, too. But his partner was about his age. I don't usually have anything against age-gaps, but almost 10 years is quite a lot, and Sung Kyung looks super young, while I think he looks older than he is, which makes it uncomfortable for me to watch.

He's basically an ahjussi .-.'' I don't feel that pairing. Dang, I was so excited for this. Oh well, let's see.

I think 2017 had some pretty good dramas: Chief Kim, Chicago Typewriter, Tomorrow with you, Just Between Lovers and The Package were my favorites of 2017, besides Age of Youth 2. However, I agree that 2018 has been very weak so far. Let's hope it's just gaining momentum...

I don't really like Jang Gun Suk, but I like the premise. It sounds a bit like Mad Dog. I might watch for Han Ye Ri. I am so happy all my Age of Youth girls are starting to get he recognition they deserve!

I haven't seen that, so I cannot compare. Have you seen 'Tunnel'? I would say it's on the same level as Jae Yi/Seon Jae. There are possibly even some more scenes in Mad Dog. They have amazing chemistry and worry about each other a lot. There's loads of bickingering, too. I keep rewatching their scenes, as they're really cute together :) Give it a shot!

I enjoy all these tropes, except for Nr. 1. I mean, she can be hardworking or she can be cheerful, or innocent, but pairing all these together is like... just no. Could there be a leading lady more boring than that?

This drama is definitely a slow burner, especially after the strong beginning. I cannot say it is my favorite drama yet, it might not even make it in the top 10, but it is without a doubt a beautiful and heartfelt drama. There is literally no character I hate, not a single person I truly wish misfortune, and even the ones that were infuriating at times, were simply human and got what they deserved at the end - and there is hope they will be happier that way.
What I possibly love the most about this drama is that it teaches you, 'blood is NOT thicker than water', as long as you live earnestly and sincerely and you give as much or more than you take, there will be people willing to sacrifice their everything for you. I have so much love for Halmoni, Noona and Sang Man, I cannot even describe it. Of course, this drama also shows that life is damn hard, and even when you feel like you've hit rock bottom, there might be even more misfortune awaiting you, more than you might take, but even so, don't give up, never give up, because a miracle might wait around the next corner. Kang Doo and Moon Soo were strong leads with some great character development and lovely chemistry. It was heartbreaking to witness their torment, but the message sounds loud and clear: Don't feel guilty for being the only one surviving. You have to be even happier, for those that passed. Remember, but don't waver.
For all those life lessons and more, I still rate it with a 9.0, although I agree the plot of the first half had more power and wit than the end. I am not sure I will rewatch it, as it sure takes a toll on your heart, but I will keep it in my memory for a long time.

I am so excited because of the writing/directing of the 'It's Okay That's love'-duo. I really hope it lives up to my expectations, I'll wait until it's done airing. Fighting!

I don't, sadly, but I might start once I rewatch for the 6th time haha I love it so much. I love all the little bits of Jae Yeol's radio show as well. Especially in episode 3, it really inspired me to finally watch 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'.

The first two episodes are somewhat slow and just building the foundation. You need some time to warm up to the characters and the dynamics, as they are so different from what we are used to. I hope you can give it a second chance, and watch at least until episode 4 until you decide whether to keep watching. It's when things start to really pick up and unfold.

Some dramas just don't seem so special to some, while they hit home for others. This is my favorite drama to date, I've seen it so many times and it still gets me. I cannot express how much it makes me feel. Firstly, it is probably the most refreshing Korean Drama out there. It breaks with many stereotypes and it's certainly a more mature drama, that doesn't sugar coat. It deals with important subjects like domestic abuse, mental illness and even a transgender case, themes which are mostly taboo in Korea. Secondly, the romance aspect is much different from what we're used to as well. It teaches the importance of being equals in a relationship. In most dramas, it's one person chasing the other, no matter whether it's the guy or the girl, and it ends up in the same boring relationship dynamic we have grown tired of. There is mutual attraction here, mutual understanding and no one has the upper hand: they're both not afraid to throw a fit, for better or for worse. It is one of the most realistic depictions of a relationship I've seen in a K-drama.
Thirdly, the writing, acting, directing, cinematography, every last bit until the music perfects this masterpiece to me. You may disagree, but all I see is a beautiful depiction of life.

Dropped after episode 4. It's not even bad, it's just.... I don't feel any excitement at all. Maybe I'll give it another shot later, but for now, this seems just like a waste of time.

:(( NOOOOO

I am probably like the only person on this planet who doesn't really dig Park Seo Joon as a leading man. I loved him in Fight for my Way, but other than that, I cannot get to like the dramas where he has the lead :( 'She was pretty', ughhh I don't event want to think about that disaster, Witch's romance was meh, I couldn't bring myself to watch Hwarang after all of this.
Sadly this drama doesn't sound promising either, but I guess we'll have to wait and see.

IKR? Star Wars is like... an epic kind of huuuuge... empire lol I cannot even find the words. It's not even like the movies are all there is to it. Oh well, tastes differ I guess xD

He's been growing up from a child actor, so I am sure he must do something right in his acting. I just thought that his romance scenes were not believable at all, not his acting in general. I've read many bad things about Circle, so I am not sure it's my piece of cake, but I might give it a try. Thanks :)

Ah okay, I see, thanks, maybe I'll search when I have time haha

Where did you find it? I am curious enough to take a peek, although I am not expecting much haha