I found that I didn’t appreciate ep 10 all that much. If it wasn’t for the final scenes and the other side stories I would have dropped Psychometric.
Jae In’s reaction to An’s “rejection” of her was very well portrayed by SYE. However, I found An’s reaction regarding Jae In’s “truth” didn’t ring true for me. I also found much of this episode didn’t really add much to the story. If anything, Writer Nim was trying to do what many Kdramas do: either insert a storyline to muddy the waters or reconstruct the back story to justify An’s different than expected reaction.
From where I sit, An and Jae In’s relationship is very special. It would have taken more than the reveal re Jae In’s dad to fracture what they have. An knows through his abilities alone there are two sides to every story. Yes, his reaction was very much an emotional one. Yes, he would need to take a deep breath. An is forthright though.
So, the saving grace for me right now is Dae Bong’s relationship with So Hyung, which is delightful, as is the Aunty’s interactions with Jae In’s superior.
I have my fingers crossed for what comes next. Logic should kick in once An knows Jae In is in danger. Maybe, I’m also feeling a bit cranky too :)
Inspector Jo had a solid start. There are good characterisations throughout and the satire is pitched just right at the moment. I’m looking forward to our hero’s redemption :)
I’m sad to say we went from a great premise regarding supernatural items, with a wonderful relationship between uncle and niece, contrasted by a big dose of crazy zany evilness (all underpinned by some superior acting by KKW), to what I can only call gloop :)
Wondrous drama so far. (♥_♥)THIS is what you get when you put together a bunch of real actors/actresses in…
The Banker is a firm favourite of mine. In fact, I ditch all the other shows as soon as it pops up each week. Some of my favourite actors are in this show and their level of professionalism does shine through. As for AWY, I’m not convinced of his role in the Banker either, but I do see glimpses of possibilities.
One of the best Lakorns out there. Our lead couple were very good together as were the secondary couple. There is a bit of everything in this show and a pleasant watch overall despite some of the subject matter. I found the humourous moments were very funny.
Touch Your Heart was a cute, lovey dovey drama. To my mind you have two lead actors who pulled off their respective roles perfectly. I also appreciated the time spent on the side stories and how they addressed the challenges relationships face from outside influences.
Why does this show not have better ratings ?It is all that a saeguk should be -intense story,good plotting,thrilling…
I have found, that for me, in the latest episodes it tends to have spikes of real interest and some great moments and then it tails off quickly into very ordinary story telling. The political moments are very good, but I find the inspectors and the legal system are so so and the baddies, the Crown Prince’s personal life and the palace (apart from the Queen Dowager) have become watered down for me. I am on the cusp of dropping it. But the ending to episode 28 (14) has made me want to look at what is going to happen next.
2 
5 
Jae In’s reaction to An’s “rejection” of her was very well portrayed by SYE. However, I found An’s reaction regarding Jae In’s “truth” didn’t ring true for me. I also found much of this episode didn’t really add much to the story. If anything, Writer Nim was trying to do what many Kdramas do: either insert a storyline to muddy the waters or reconstruct the back story to justify An’s different than expected reaction.
From where I sit, An and Jae In’s relationship is very special. It would have taken more than the reveal re Jae In’s dad to fracture what they have. An knows through his abilities alone there are two sides to every story. Yes, his reaction was very much an emotional one. Yes, he would need to take a deep breath. An is forthright though.
So, the saving grace for me right now is Dae Bong’s relationship with So Hyung, which is delightful, as is the Aunty’s interactions with Jae In’s superior.
I have my fingers crossed for what comes next. Logic should kick in once An knows Jae In is in danger. Maybe, I’m also feeling a bit cranky too :)