Two things... (Cos I just started binging this) It was so inappropriate for his ex-wife to ask him to meet with…
Interesting. I thought it was weird he even considered turning his ex-wife down. It seemed like a simple ask, especially for someone who used to be family who you parted with somewhat amicably. I thought it was weird FL was upset about it AT ALL especially because his ex is a) her friend and b) remarried.
Love a second chance romance. Love a simultaneous past and present storyline. Love when the two timelines reflect upon each other in thematically interesting ways. I think it's the sort of storytelling kdramas do best. So I'm hyped for this. And I couldn't care less that actors over 30 are playing the teenage versions of thier characters. Like why let that bother you? Let it goooo.
Well, it was marketed as medical rom-com so i guess marketing too had the same misunderstanding.
I don’t really think it was. It was marketed as a surgeon in the military being sent to a small, isolated island and struggling with the setting. Fish out of water was the conflict. Not complicated or exciting medical cases.
After reading the comments I realized I made the best choice by dropping it after the 8th episode. I really wanted…
Couldn’t disagree more. Last Summer, Dear Hong Rang, and Doctor on the Edge were all better written than AOS. People just have no patience for character driven dramas.
I think most people are misunderstanding what this show is. It’s not a medical drama, it’s not a romcom. It’s a small town healing romance and in that regard it succeeded beautifully.
It is absolutely 100% a queer story. To say a story without kissing can’t be considered queer is childish and…
It's about two deeply repressed queer men struggling with connection within deeply repressed societies. To say that unless they kiss on screen they aren't REALLY queer is gross. Sorry, it just is.