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I think you meant Hyun-oh not Jion.

The police called Eunho's office number. Since she is not there, Hyun-oh picked up. When he reached the police station, the officer thought he's Eun-ho (I suspect Eun-ho can also be a guy's name?) and ask him to pick Hyeri up.

So is she the real missing Hyeri, or just her other personality?

I have finished watching episode 9.

The Hyeri that the police asked Hyun-oh to pick up:

- Is she the real Hyeri, Eunho's sister who disappeared in the forest 10 years ago; or
- Is she Eunho's other personality?

I am confused. I couldn't tell who the actress portraying the Hyeri in the police station was. Is she Hye-sun?

Another strange timeline issue: If Eunho dated Hyun-oh for 8 years until 4 years ago, and the real Hyeri disappeared 10 years ago, does it mean that Eunho already started dating Hyun-oh for at least 2 years before Hyeri went missing?

OK have completed watching episode 4. Sorry I don't understand, hope anyone can enlighten me, spoilers are welcome.

- So was it Ji-soo (Habin's mom) who killed Su-hyeon last summer? And that Habin witnessed the incident?
- Was it because Su-hyeon was part of Young-min's gang, who threatened Ji-soo for money?
- But then what's the relationship between Su-hyeon, Habin and Ji-soo? Based on episode 5 preview, it seems that the 3 of them were related? If yes, how come Tae-soo (the dad) didn't know anything at all?

I love Chae Won-bin's eyes. They're pretty, scary and creepy. Love her since Sweet Home 2 and 3.

Her eyes remind me of Lee Joon-gi (Flower of Evil) and Hwang In-youp (Family by Choice) 's eyes.

Just finished episode 3. It's intense!!!

I can't imagine being a father who is a police officer and a criminal profiler and has a daughter who could be a serial killer.

Wanted to continue with episode 4 but have some things to do now. :( Will continue later tonight.

OK have completed watching episode 8. Spoiler mode = on.

Darim's eye surgery seems successful and she regains her sight based on the next episode's preview.

I don't like Gangju's mom's character, and I really hope nobody finds out that the Iron family has the money she lost (well, at least 70% of them). I am actually worried that the police investigation would find out that it was money that was burned inside the fan.

I am watching episode 8 now. I feel like the fire incident is a bit "forced". Why does Gangju suddenly want to find his lighter? :)

Luckily there's another bag! LOL.

I love this comedy drama.

We are led to understand that that guy committed suicide, and that the grandparents saw him is just their hallucination.

But I won't be surprised if he's actually faking his death (as what pudeongie said). I guess we can only see it in the later episodes.

No matter how much I love the actress, I still find Darim's mom (Bong-hee) character to be unlikeable. It's very difficult for me to like the character. So desperate for money, went to her ex and humiliated, ill-speaking about her late husband in front of his parents.

I found the grandparents' characters to be very lovable and exhilarating. I love the "partner in crime" couple, lol.

Daon was not anywhere in the preview, though. Are you sure Daon doesn't die protecting Bitna from being killed by Munjae?

What were your first 5 10/10 dramas this year? Just curious. :)

What is Bael planning? I thought he is just the "leader" of Hell who supervise all the demons, and keep the Hell operations running? He should be objective, manages all his demons properly.

Hell is just like a organisation. If the staff of the organisation fight each other, the organisation will crumble and won't be able to provide the intended service they need to provide (which is to take care of dead sinners and punish them).

I am also baffled that it seems they don't have any good inter-department coordination. The demons, the angel (granny is the example), the satan (which we do not know who), seem to be working on their own. Shouldn't all the department (hell, heaven, etc) have their own leaders and report to one entity who's above all (God)?

Her character is written to be like that in this drama. I guess that's because her two brothers spoiled her very much. :)

And I understand that it's a bit different from the FL character in the original drama (Go Ahead), which is more tomboyish, bold and independent.

Because they compared it with Jian Jian's character in Go Ahead, the original drama. It's very different.

For me, I enjoy the difference. :) In the original drama, sometimes teenage version of Jian Jian can be a bit annoying, although I still love the character very much.

In the Chinese version, Ling Xiao's mom, his new husband and their daughter (little Orange) lives in Singapore. The family had a car accident, the husband died, the mom survived but got badly injured so that she needed to use walking crutches.

In East Asian countries, particularly Korea, Japan and China, their culture seems to force the kids to be independent from the young age. It seems common for them to leave young children home alone at home when the parents are busy out working. They are also taught to go to school and return home by themselves from early age (like in kindergarten or lower primary).

It won't surpass because as what everyone else already told you, Go Ahead set his bar very high. But I am sure you will enjoy Family By Choice if you give it a chance to be assessed on its own. I understand that since it's a remake, comparison to the original is inevitable but I think you should still give it a chance and do not set high expectation.

Every new episode is just more intense than the earlier episodes.

I understand that Bael is in charge of Hell, but why can't he manage his demons properly? He has two demons who were frenemies for 400 years and he didn't do anything to fix it?

If I am a police chief, and I have two of my police officers hating each other, let alone want to kill each other, I will ensure that I will fix it. Either send one of the officers to another department or something. If both are in my team, it'll affect the whole team's performance. Teamwork is key!

Yet we have demons who hate and kill each other (Justitia and Paimon). We see a demon (Gremory) betraying another demon. We see demons bullying another weak demon (Mando) so they can get what they want.

I guess Bael is very much lacking in people (or demon) management skills. He can't manage his demons properly!

Bael doesn't have any motives. He's just in charge of the hell and managing the demons.