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I sure did. Thanks for reading. :)

Yep. Everything right up until he brings Kim Mi Young her shoes in Episode 2 was just weird and I didn't like it much. But that was the major turning point in the show, and everything after that (and I mean EVERYTHING) was so incredibly superb. Still my all time favorite kdrama.

While the plot turned out dry overall, the cast here is incredible and there really is a lot to like about Doctors.
It got an 8/10 overall from me, but a 5.5 on Rewatch Value. My full review is up for anyone interested.

Depends on how much Pyo Ye Jin is in it. :P
But I'll add it to my list.

Yeah, there's just no getting around Healer's superiority. And the more drama I see, the more I become convinced of that.

Based on Heartstrings (which I only just started), he is the worst actor I have ever seen ever in the world in any language. He is TERRIBLE in Heartstrings.

So he must have done some serious work on his craft in the last 5 years.

I'm guessing this isn't worth sitting through just for Pyo Ye Jin, is it?

Thank you as always, KQ. :)

Of course! Please give this one a chance, it's definitely an Overlooked Gem of 2016.

Only a little, but what's there is good. Watching one of the only overtly romantic scenes in the show, my wife said this: "Man, this is just SO heartbreaking..."

If you want to know why she said that, you have to watch the show. ;)

I won't write an official review for this, because I didn't finish it, but if I did, the review title would be: "A Boring Show About Idiots"

While this drama has plenty of value to offer, there's no getting around the fact that it is largely a dull, meandering, and aimless nostalgia trip that gives the audience very little beyond the wildly immature children and laughably incompetent parents.

If I knew these characters in real life, I would go out of my way to avoid spending time with them. And I certainly wouldn't invite them into my living room. Dropped, and dropped hard. First drama I've ever dropped after watching almost half of it. The reason I kept sticking with it is because there was promise there. And some quite good acting. A handful of scenes here and there were truly touching. But it just wasn't enough to keep putting up with all the nonsense and lack of story progression.

I'm well aware this puts me WAY out of line with the popular view of this drama, but I can't help but feel like the high ratings here are largely biased, agenda-ridden, and rose-tinted. Not that my opinion is any more objective, though.

Is their a non-spoilery way to explain to me why this only has 12 episodes? Usually historical dramas have twice that, at a minimum.

The description is a bit misleading. From what I can tell from the first episode, this is much more about murder than missing persons.

Probably because her dad runs the hospital?

Or maybe she could always do it and was just doing what her directors wanted?

They won't. Everyone will be like "PSH can't kiss!" the next time a director tells her not to kiss back.

You seriously think it's impossible for a 27 year old man to fall in love with an 18 year old girl? I agree the teacher/student boundary is sacred and should never be crossed, though. However, I can forgive them, since they only violated it emotionally and never did anything inappropriate.

Well said. Characters that communicate, what a novel idea for kdrama.

But I guess Seo Woo is childish enough for the whole cast. :P

Geez, I've never seen such a sudden and inexplicable mass exodus from a show. Most of this first page is people saying they're dropping it, and I'm over here just like "But... it's a good show!"

What am I missing?

So you think Seo Woo is blaming her troubles on the fact that she was nice one time 13 years ago? :P