AnicsiRoscoe

This was a really good drama. The writing in this show was superb. I loved all the characters in the gang and the comedy was to die for! Personally I think it would have been interesting to get to know more about the characters' personal histories and there was no closure to Jeong Do and Sung Hee story either. I felt like the final episodes were a bit too over the place, but all in all solid ending. When Jung Do called Sung Il 'hyung' for the first and last time, it brought a little tear into my eyes haha ai ai, We need a season 2! 8/10

Happy you think that way, and I hope you enjoy the rest of the series to the fullest :)

Because when she starts training for the temple, her training hours are from 5-9 AM and 5-9 PM (she has her normal work in between)

Overall, I definitely enjoyed the first half of the drama much more than the second. The side-character plots were really dull and could have been fleshed out much more (some of the actors were also pretty bad (Arthur-sensei, could you sound any more fake?), a lot of situations were over the top or didnt make sense). While I loved the main couple, there weren't many scenes that made me feel actual chemistry between them. Yet again I am reminded how much better Korean dramas are (production wise) from japanese ones. Sorry to say, but this had wasted potential. Maybe it's because the manga is already somewhat bland, I don't know...
Either way, it did have enjoyable and funny bits that made me laugh out loud, I just loved Takane-kun <3 6.5/10

I think everyone has a different opinion what leaves a mark on their heart. Depending on where they are standing right now in life, on things that happened in their past, their scars and fears.... I personally found this drama very touching and it left a deep impression on me. Despite the plot being simple, it was heartfelt and I thought the dialogues and narratives were memorable.

None of the leading actresses in this drama can cry. They sound so fake. ESPECIALLY Yoon Jin Yi, urgh. I cringed every time. At some point I even had to mute the sound... =.=''

I totally agree! The first two episodes had me hooked, but I had to drop it at episode 6 because it became so boring. I usually don't mind corporate plottings and such, as long as it doesn't take over the main plot. Which, in this case, unfortunately it sort of did. At some point I was wondering what I was even watching... Such a waste of potential for this drama :(

Me too!!! I dropped this because I couldn't get over my second lead syndrome with this one :( She made a much better couple with the chief!

I usually leave really long comments when I've enjoyed a drama as much as I did Another Miss Oh, but this time i'll keep it short. I just truly loved it! The friendship and family bonds in this drama are beautiful beyond words. All the characters are so original and have that certain spark that many other dramas miss. I thought it was going to be very sad, but even though it was truly sad at times, the next scene would make you laugh tears. They managed to keep that balance fairly well, and I am so sorry to let this show go.I agree that the pacing of the story is not the dramas strongest point, but personally I enjoy dramas with a slow-developing plot but three-dimensional characters, great acting, heartfelt moments, comedy and sadness, much more than if it was the other way around. I am sure i'll rewatch it many times in the future!
9/10

I really loved the drama as well! You're right that the extension wasn't needed, but I am somewhat happy because we got some more closure due to it (and a loooot of sappiness :D). About Do Kyung's visions: They did explain them properly, though. I suppose it is somewhat hard to grasp, because the therapists simply laid out some theories about near-death experiences and time that doesn't follow the 'made-up' laws of past/present/future etc. I suppose if you were to explain their theory simply, it would mean that our mind is all-knowing about our destiny/what happens in our lives, and is not bound to time in any way. The only thing that is bound by time, is our body. So their theory is that the moment Do Kyung's body is hovering between life and death, his mind recalls the person he wishes to see the most, and the person he wishes he could have loved instead of doing wrong to her. However, as time doesn't follow any rules, he sees those memories/images even BEFORE he gets into the accident, as random visions. I don't know if I explained that properly, but I think this is what they said in the drama.

I tried watching it, but dropped it after Episode 2. I usually don't drop before episode 4, but for some reason, it just felt wrong. I couldn't get to like the main actor, I hated how he threw himself on the leading girl, even when she rejected him several times. If a guy was that persistent, I'd be seriously creeped out. I also think the writing and directing is somewhat poor. So many things aren't explained properly, while others are shared too openly. Why did they have to unveil the past between Jae Hee and Jung Woo already in the second episode in that cringeworthy memory montage? Feeding tiny bits of information and flashbacks here and there keeps the viewer so much more invested and interested.
Anyway, dropping this for now, might come back to this if i'm ever really bored.

On a different note, the main actor looks like an Asian Tom Cruise xDDDDD Maybe that's why I can't like him lol

Too bad you two didn't like it. Funny how tastes can differ so much. I've watched it two times within only a couple of months and I cannot get tired of it. I love (almost) everything about it.

Once they marry, the leading lady will also be called Park Hae Young :D Now it all makes sense, hahaha

YES! when Gi Tae showed up I was like: whaaaat? haha But they only used the same name, he was a different character. I feel like they also had some music/sound references. I love both dramas!

I usually don't watch dramas with a rating lower than 7.5 or so, but I made an exception for Nam Gung Min. I didn't regret it!! The ratings really don't do it justice. Some people may be put off by the unusual setup of this drama, but I thought it was really refreshing. Funny and yet with some lessons to learn, a good slice-of-life. Give it a chance, just be open-minded, and remember it is a drama about second chances in life :) 7.5/10 from me

I don't really think that's the case for Lee Min Ho. If you take a look at his roles, most of them were romantic comedies/Flower Boy type of dramas. He took on movie roles to do some mature acting for once, and who can blame him? He also did some music recordings and such. Not starring in a drama for 2 years isn't all such a huge deal, it doesn't mean anything. So yeah, lets just hope for the best :) Personally I haven't gotten a 'jerk' impression from him...

You have no common sense if you judge an actor by the roles they have played. Firstly, their management decides on those roles, and secondly, there is always someone who has to take on the role of an unlikeable character. On the contrary, I think it is commendable that some actors take the risk to get a bad image by giving life to these roles. Regardless, it is just an ACT, and has absolutely NOTHING to do with their real persona. It's simply their JOB. But anyway, I've seen several degrading and mean comments you've left, Mr. Blademan2, and I just sincerely hope you'll not continue to load your anger and hatred onto people who have nothing to do with you.

Agreed, I hated her in You're Beautiful (the acting in this drama was really bad overall anyway...) but she won me over in Ho Go's Love and Marriage Contract. Two really emotional but beautiful family romance dramas!

65 kg?? lol As if xD Anyway, currently watching Marriage Contract, cannot say I find him particularly handsome, but I suppose he can be viewed as attractive... He's a perfect match for the role, at least (just a tad bit too old mabye).

LOL omg xD