I am halfway through this series and I am loving it. It is a masterpiece. If you have ever been around anyone with mental disorders you will surely appreciate the range of emotions reflected in this series. Every nuance, each gesture and expression is so riveting. Kudos to Kim Soo Hyundai and Oh Jung Se as brothers. Also, the actress who plays their landlady and mother of the female therapist has got to be one of the richest support actresses in Korea. Whenever I see her I know I’m in for a treat. And it was so good to see Kwak Dong Yeon from Vincenzo. In fact all the actors/actresses were awesome. Having grown up with individuals with various mental disorders and having observed the impact they have on their caretakers and those around them I found myself laughing one minute and feeling empathy the next. This series hit all the right chords and reminded me it truly is okay not to be okay.
Sometimes I just want a short, sweet love story with no intrusive third party , no filler side story and a happy ending. Something I can binge watch on a cold, snowy day and feel warm and fuzzy. This is it for me.
Both of these young men are riding a wave of success. They are working hard to perfect their craftsmanship. Their vision for the future seems clear. Both already have other projects coming out this year and it’s clear they do not intend to be typecast . I applaud these fine actors. They don’t mind taking support roles if it means professional growth. I’m sure they are pleased with the feedback on this series. It means more opportunities and more money in the bank . Love it!
Is anyone watching this? Is it better than Bad Buddy? Is this BL?
This is not a bl but there is a gay storyline. There are so many layers to this drama. In terms of depth and dealing with real social issues Not 55:15 is a gem.
Personally I was underwhelmed. There were some cute moments but I expected more focus on the two of them . I found the side story with the little boy and his mother tedious. I also could have done without the yada yada yada from the two older guys. The scenes with the girls and two friends were just fillers to me. So they went through all that trouble, declared their love, had sex and then just say see you later friend. So no contact until the “reunion”! I love Ohm and Nanon and I think they did a good job with what they had to work with. But I feel the scriptwriters suddenly changed direction. Seems like too much to clear up in one episode. Usually that means there will be no clear resolution setting the stage for a second season. Of course the two could still end up together but I’m not betting on it.
Well... Not bad, but definitely not good. Feel like some parts of the story are missing (the relationship strat…
I agree. I went back to ep 1 and it seems as if they knew each other previously and there is a flashback to where yeong woo is crying and being consoled by ye bin…so is it a flashback or a flash forward…whatever it is I’m really not looking forward to ep 7&8
I have watched episode 5 & 6 at least three times and the previews for ep 7 are heartbreaking. It looks more and more like this is not going to have a happy ending. I also keep thinking about Ki Jin having the nosebleed in ep 5… does this signal an impending death. I hate it when writers cop out and give us a fatal death or some life threatening disease. Seeing Yeong Woo sobbing on his father’s shoulders just breaks my heart. And I could strangle Hwang. Only two more episodes so I’ll hang in there.
Loving eps 5 and 6 and hating how this developing at the same time. I just hope when the smoke settles my two young lovers will be together. They have grown on me.
Bottom line I love it! Why? I just do. It has a simplicity about it that I find intriguing. I love the mls. I think they have good chemistry and I like the ost. It’s upbeat and catchy. It’s also moving at a fast pace and only has eight episodes which means I don’t have to fast forward through long tedious scenes.
This series could have been a little shorter. There is no romance, friendship, strong revenge, comedy or some…
I do agree with most of what you said…however, this is like watching a bad Comedy of Errors. There are absolutely no redeeming characters. I usually feel sorry for at least one character. In this I don’t feel sorry for any one. They are all just pitiful.
The problem with this show is that all the relationships are shallow. Pitch slept with Matt, cheated on Eve but…
I agree with you about Mim to a certain extent but when you allow yourself to be a doormat expect to be walked on. At some point you have to take ownership for the choices you make. She doesn’t love Tay. She’s one of those women who love bad boys like Tim. Anyway I knew that body wasn’t hers. I can’t wait to see what new scandal pops up next week.
Can anyone have any worst luck than Dan? However I just can’t get enough of Chimon in blonde hair. And Mim is just as ruthless as every one else. Everyone reacts. I just kept thinking is everyone just stupid and gullible. It’s really fun watching them . Why didn’t Eve just say what she knew? And Pitch was perfect. Nothing like running to your ex and literally collapsing in his arms…on top of that Dad is broke! Can’t a woman get a break…a dumb husband and an even dumber son! I can’t wait to see the next episode. This better than my regular afternoon soap opera.
Am i the only one that doesn’t skip the intro cause i like the song? Khaotung sang it so beautifully & it’s…
I even downloaded the song and play it when I’m driving. It doesn’t matter that I don’t understand the words. I get the essence of it..It’s Never Too Late!
At this point I am just hoping Song stays the same. He and Win both need a chance to be themselves and be happy. I love the shift from comic moments to the situations with more intensity and drama. And the pace has been good for me.
anyone with mental disorders you will surely
appreciate the range of
emotions reflected in this series. Every nuance,
each gesture and expression is so riveting.
Kudos to Kim Soo Hyundai and Oh Jung Se as brothers. Also, the actress
who plays their landlady and mother of the female
therapist has got to be one of the richest support
actresses in Korea. Whenever I see her I know I’m in for a treat. And it was so good to see
Kwak Dong Yeon from
Vincenzo. In fact all the
actors/actresses were
awesome. Having grown
up with individuals with
various mental disorders
and having observed the
impact they have on their
caretakers and those
around them I found
myself laughing one
minute and feeling empathy the next. This
series hit all the right
chords and reminded me
it truly is okay not to be
okay.
party , no filler side story
and a happy ending. Something I can binge watch on a cold, snowy day
and feel warm and fuzzy.
This is it for me.
hard to perfect their
craftsmanship. Their vision for the future seems clear. Both already have other
projects coming out this
year and it’s clear they do
not intend to be typecast .
I applaud these fine actors.
They don’t mind taking
support roles if it means
professional growth. I’m sure they are pleased with
the feedback on this series. It means more
opportunities and more
money in the bank . Love it!
dealing with real
social issues Not 55:15 is a gem.
Buddy.
sometime. Like who
breaks up in the
21st century
because the parents don’t get
along!!!!!
but I expected more focus
on the two of them . I found the side story with the little boy and his mother tedious. I also could have done without the yada yada yada from
the two older guys. The
scenes with the girls and
two friends were just fillers to me. So they went through all that trouble,
declared their love, had sex and then just say see
you later friend. So no
contact until the
“reunion”! I love Ohm and Nanon and I think they
did a good job with what
they had to work with. But
I feel the scriptwriters
suddenly changed direction. Seems like too
much to clear up in one
episode. Usually that means there will be no
clear resolution setting
the stage for a second
season. Of course the two could still end up together
but I’m not betting on it.
Give me spoilers. I have a week heart
for Ohm and Nanon.
forward…whatever it is I’m
really not looking
forward to ep 7&8
are heartbreaking. It looks more and more like this is
not going to have a happy
ending. I also keep thinking
about Ki Jin having the
nosebleed in ep 5… does this signal an impending
death. I hate it when writers cop out and give
us a fatal death or some
life threatening disease.
Seeing Yeong Woo sobbing on his father’s
shoulders just breaks my
heart. And I could strangle
Hwang. Only two more
episodes so I’ll hang in there.
smoke settles my two young lovers will be together. They have grown
on me.
I just do. It has a simplicity
about it that I find intriguing. I love the mls. I think they have good chemistry and I like the ost. It’s upbeat and catchy.
It’s also moving at a fast
pace and only has eight
episodes which means I
don’t have to fast forward
through long tedious scenes.
bad Comedy of Errors. There are
absolutely no
redeeming characters. I usually feel sorry for at least one
character. In this I
don’t feel sorry
for any one. They
are all just pitiful.
yourself to be a
doormat expect to
be walked on. At some point you
have to take
ownership for the
choices you make.
She doesn’t love
Tay. She’s one of
those women who
love bad boys like Tim. Anyway I knew that body wasn’t hers. I can’t
wait to see what
new scandal pops up next week.
worst luck than Dan?
However I just can’t get
enough of Chimon in
blonde hair. And Mim is
just as ruthless as every
one else. Everyone reacts.
I just kept thinking is
everyone just stupid and
gullible. It’s really fun
watching them . Why didn’t Eve just say what
she knew? And Pitch was
perfect. Nothing like
running to your ex and
literally collapsing in his arms…on top of that Dad
is broke! Can’t a woman
get a break…a dumb
husband and an even
dumber son! I can’t wait
to see the next episode. This better than my regular afternoon soap
opera.
understand the words. I get the
essence of it..It’s
Never Too Late!
need a chance to be themselves and be happy.
I love the shift from comic
moments to the situations
with more intensity and
drama. And the pace has
been good for me.