Michelle Topham

True :) I actually ended up liking her character by the time the drama ended. Loved the drama too. One of my faves :)

I have never understood why so many people get hung up on age, unless it's just a sign the person commenting is young, so doesn't have much life experience?

An obsession with the so-called "age gap" is bizarre to me.

I have dated men up to 20 years older than me, and men 13 years younger than me, as well as men around the same age. I have also met men who were 20 years older than me who were ridiculously emotionally immature, and men 20 years younger than me who were as emotionally mature/more mature than I was at the time.

Makes no difference once you're in a relationship, and makes no difference to the feelings you have for that person or the feelings they have for you.

I always think about the Korean actor Teo Yoo, whose wife is 11 years older than him. He met her when he was in his 20s and said he knew within the first 2 weeks of meeting her he was going to marry her. They have now been married for 16 years and he still talks about her in interviews like she is a Goddess incarnate - and she is the same about him :)

Love is love. Age has nothing to do with it.

Really enjoying this so far. I binge-read the webtoon last week, and the writer/director have done a very good job both sticking to the webtoon's plot (with a few additional scenes) and adapting it so it is easily understandable for TV. All 4 leads are superb in it too.

Agreed. It's not really anything "new", but it's a sweet, fun, fast watch with superb performances from both leads, plus most of the rest of the cast. Enjoying this immensely as it's just the relaxing watch I needed right now :)

This. I never understand people wasting even a second of their finite life commenting and commenting and commenting about a drama, with the sole aim of destroying everyone else's enjoyment of it.

I hate something, I might comment once then move on. Life's too short to waste on stupidity. :)

Personally, this is one of the best romantic dramas I've seen in a while. Beautifully written, superb acting from both main leads, the child actors are phenomenal -- all of them -- and I'm so happy to see Cha Chung Hwa in another role. She never disappoints.

Wow, you're an ass, aren't you? Go away.

Yep. He's excellent in the part. Expected though, as he was equally superb in Her Private Life.

Both are excellent so far.

All he says in his IG account is that he has said "Goodbye" to Lee Rang for the time being because he doesn't know if there will be another season or not. If there is a Season 3 (nothing has been announced) it sounds like he would be very happy to be involved.

Yep. I loved both seasons. For completely different reasons.

Recommend you do, or there will be quite a lot of the back story you won't really understand. You can always watch it on double-speed if you don't enjoy it, although for me it's one of my favorite dramas.

Best final episode of a drama I have seen in a long time. High action from almost minute one right up until the end. And a very satisfying wrap up of every plot point. Beautifully written, acted and filmed. Easily one of the best dramas of 2023. Even with over six months of the year still to go :)

This. It's why I don't watch that many new series. I have ZERO patience :)

Nope. My guess is it will be a happy ending, with all the things that have gone wrong being "fixed" :).

I am an absolute bitch online and in real life. Can't say I've ever murdered anyone or instigated a murder :),

You're welcome. :)

It's interesting so many people think the murderer is Ko Mi Sook. Couldn't disagree more :)

Well worth watching. The acting is superb (both main leads and supporting actors), the murder mystery is beautifully written, the cinematography is superb, the setting in 1980s Korea is interesting, and the "time machine" premise is done very well.

And honestly, other than a couple of scenes where the FL acts in a dumb way when a more obvious way would have solved the situation (but that's ALL Korean dramas :) ), I don't dislike anything about it.

I am very very picky about the K-dramas I watch (probably drop at least as many as I complete as my watchlist will show you :), but this one hasn't failed me for two seconds.

Interesting, intriguing, entertaining and very well done. One of my faves of 2023 so far. Hope that helps? :)

Not true. I'm a conservative, and thought she should have left him right after he refused to give her part of his liver. That's pretty much what every conservative woman I know would have done.

I watched the final episode on triple speed. Still wish I hadn't bothered, as even that short time was too much time wasted :)