I continue to be a sobbing wreck whenever JinYoung cries. I was a mess during Our Unwritten Seoul, and seems like it will continue with this one. Such an underrated and fantastic actor.
The leads really made their teenage romance so beautiful and believable. Excited to see their reconciliation (hopefully) in the present. On to episode 4.
Just finished episode 4 (boo that I have to wait a week and a half for it to drop on Hulu), and this show is amazing! I love how there are no villains, green flag men everywhere, and the leads are healing together. I’m a sucker for shows in which both leads equally help the other out, instead of a give and take dynamic that a lot of k dramas have.
I hope this continues and they don’t throw in one of the leads having a terminal illness, or Chan’s missing memory be that his roommate is alive and he comes back towards the end of the show. Let the leads grow together without k trauma! They’ve already been through enough.
I’m so sad to drop this drama with two episodes left since I’m such a fan of Bae In Hyuk, but today’s episode and tomorrow’s sounds like a dumpster fire. What a waste on such a talented actor and adorable toddler, and potentially an interesting storyline.
Episode 12 was so freaking good. It felt like an episode 30 with how much plot development it contained. I could not stop laughing at the quasi-romantic music that was playing in the background while Dong Ik was waiting eagerly. for Jung Han. Usually those voiceovers are for romantic couples in the Joseon area. I can’t wait for their friendship to start up again- I’m sure deep down they miss each other.
Don’t even get me started on the couple scenes. So many butterflies! Loved how jealous the leads were, but their conversation in episode 11 about missing the other was so honest and heartfelt. The writers better not ruin these two. I also love the snide remarks that the work cupids are making at them. So refreshing there isn’t a stupid love square.
They all have a nice job yet they act like jobless ppls. They’re struggling so much to move out
They showed in the beginning that the dad had a struggling medical practice so the wife was the breadwinner but they had a lot of loans. It’s sad when two medical doctors are “struggling” especially the psychiatrist who is booking shows and a book deal.
I love how realistic their relationship progressed. First love is heart fluttering, awkward and adorable, and they perfectly portrayed that. The bedroom scene was so hilariously clumsy that I kept smiling. Going to be heartbreaking watching them push and pull in the present.
I’m always an emotional wreck whenever Jinyoung cries. He’s such an amazing actor.
I couldn’t stop laughing at the end. I guess ML is definitely not a pushover, and I love it! Their scenes were so cute, and I loved the reverse trope of him sleeping on her shoulder and she paid for his ticket. Loved it all so much.
The second couple were absolutely fire. I was not expecting them as a couple, but am interested to see how they progress.
Such a perfect and satisfying ending. They ended with the four women, (and Bom) which was the core of this show. I loved how the writers never strayed from it, and there was no unnecessary angst or romance thrown in there to derail how strong their friendship was. Everyone who lost someone from the senseless killings got their closure, and even Albert got his closure from his one sided crush.
I am going to miss this show. I’m still crying from all the goodness and goodbyes.
May I Help You? had a mortician.
Both excellent shows.
The leads really made their teenage romance so beautiful and believable. Excited to see their reconciliation (hopefully) in the present. On to episode 4.
I hope this continues and they don’t throw in one of the leads having a terminal illness, or Chan’s missing memory be that his roommate is alive and he comes back towards the end of the show. Let the leads grow together without k trauma! They’ve already been through enough.
Time to rewatch Park’s Marriage Contract.
Don’t even get me started on the couple scenes. So many butterflies! Loved how jealous the leads were, but their conversation in episode 11 about missing the other was so honest and heartfelt. The writers better not ruin these two. I also love the snide remarks that the work cupids are making at them. So refreshing there isn’t a stupid love square.
I’m always an emotional wreck whenever Jinyoung cries. He’s such an amazing actor.
The second couple were absolutely fire. I was not expecting them as a couple, but am interested to see how they progress.
I am going to miss this show. I’m still crying from all the goodness and goodbyes.