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ML younger sister. played by Yoon Seo Ah.

A huge shout-out to the actress playing EunBin. She was amazing in Ep 29.

Yup.

Well, at this point....what are the odds that Hyun Bin/Eun Bin's birth mother returns as well? Along with her daughter (giving EunBin yet another half-sister).

He had a great role in The Real Has Come as well. He always plays male characters with a challenge really well.

I'm really amazed she's gotten so much character development in the last few episodes. Good for the writers.

I watched this as a PMY fan, and I'm not sure what to make of this series. It was hard to follow exactly what was going on for the first few episodes and I didn't like the style of editing. Once I finally figured out her life, it was OK I guess, the last couple of episodes were good. But this was not as enjoyable as "Her Private Life" for instance.

So it's official: Kim Chang Wan IS the runaway Grandfather! I need to go back to Ep1 and rewatch the scene with his cameo to when he was confronted by the Grandmother.

(note: he appears in the 28 min mark of Ep 1. and appears to not recognize the Grandmother when she accosts him).

Frankly, both sets of parents are just terrible.

I really don't get the casting of Kim Seung Soo as the FL father. I appreciate that he wants to expand his roles from the serious characters he's played in Historical Dramas. And he did that well in 3 Bold Siblings. But the character of Gong JuAhn is so clueless and goofy (those lapses of sudden laughter really bug me) that I feel he's a terrible fit for that role. I think Lee Myung Ho (who played the VP in For Eagle Bros) would have been a better fit. Oh well, just my opinion.

She is so funny, a welcome departure from the character she played in SuJi & YuRi. The whole office side of the drama really clicks.

I couldn't agree more: Ep 24 was kind of all over the place, and still confirms my belief that this is actually an office rom-com grafted onto a family drama. Because as scattered as the family drama side was, the whole office scenario and cast was terrific and has been consistently from Ep 1.
And yeah, cancer story arc before the half-way point? Really????

I think we saw her in the series around the time they were thinking of moving as one of the pharmacy's customers. I remember the actress as she was terrific in "Korea-Khitan War" as the long-suffering wife of Kang Gam-Chan.

Well, this is interesting. Kim Chang Wan is credited as the missing Grandpa (Dr. Gong). He appeared in what seemed to be an uncredited cameo back at the beginning of Ep. 1. This would be quite the add to the cast!

Agreed. This was just so dumb. We saw it coming from miles away.

Now the FL's mom will grab onto this like a starving dog with a T-Bone steak and not let go.

And a shoutout to the production team for 2 little things: The use of Latin-American music in the background as the Leads & stand-in boyfriend drove to her parents house (that was REALLY funny). And the most poignant moment in the series to-date: When the ML tells his stepmom "I'm becoming more and more disappointed in you".....that really cut her to the quick. She deserved it, but even I cringed when he said it in such a sincere tone...OUCH

I agree and don't get me wrong, I really like BOTH leads and have been pulling for them from Day 1. But fortunately the ML understands her tantrums tend to blow over once she's had a chance to think. Her mother, however is a different story for me. My dislike for her has been growning.

She gets it from her father: Yell first, think later. Victim mentality at it's finest.

Ep 22 was the best of the series! I feel like I got whiplash from all the back and forth, LOL. 9.5/10 for me (it would have been 10/10 except for that lame ending scene).

I need to watch that scene again with SeRi & JuAh....it made no sense to me. What was the point?

Excellent point!!!