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The way that Bo Young acted the twins was honestly amazing to me. Even towards the end when MiJi grew out her hair and MiRae's dressing style was closer to MiJi's, I could tell which twin was on screen almost immediately, even without context. It's like she changed her resting posture and facial expressions or something, idk for sure. But I don't think there's too many actresses that could pull it off to that extent

Very true, but to me it was overshadowed by MiJi's listlessness after the breakup. There were funny parts to some scenes, like his, but the whole scene overall was heavy if that makes sense

Every single scene of this episode was emotional af. It was an amazing ep, but I wish they threw in at least one funny or happy scene. Really wasn't expecting to be on the verge of tears for an hour straight today

Up to episode 4 and Thi's older brother feels way more scummy in this version than he did in WWWSK to me

Just started this and it's my first Thai drama, figured it'd be a good start since I love WWWSK. but it's crazy to me how much the FL looks like Min Young from certain angles lol

And what's her job now? Oh yeah, a professional cop. Do you honestly think programs like that athlete to cop thing don't actually train them to be cops?!?

I actually don't get why HanNa isn't using lethal rounds. The situation definitely warrants it

Yeah, she just shoots the scenes twice and they splice them together. It's been happening in the industry for years. Lindsay Lohan had an entire secret handshake with herself in the 90s Parent Trap movie for instance

I HATE IT when there'r a massive fight scene happening that bleeds into the next episode. Especially when it's a 6 day wait instead of just 1.

Other than that, I'm really liking the show and all the characters. Poor DongJu's hand is never going to heal at this rate though lol. Dude will still be bandaged at the finale lol.

I'm glad that after so many obvious signs, Sgt Kim finally realizes that HanNa likes DongJu and he doesn't have a chance. It took meeting the puppy, but he finally got there lol

I have no idea why he made it known in the company, but he did. It literally showed that in the drama. The coworkers didn't just pull it out of thin air, he loudly stated that he's married and she's making him uncomfortable etc after she rejected him. If he actually stopped after the rejection, and didn't make her a target, she would not be pressing charges on him.

For the sake of argument, let's just say the attempted kiss scene never happened, do you not find everything he did to her at work harassment? His treatment of her is fine since he didn't actually kiss her? I'm surprised that HoSu didn't have MiRae add defamation charges on him as well

Yeah, I was pointing out that even if you don't consider the kiss, everything that happened at work after is absolutely harassment. He didn't "stop there and pursue nothing further," he made her into an outcast homewrecker

You do know there's 2 more episodes, right? It's not over yet, and season 2s are extremely rare in KDramas, so I highly doubt they are even thinking about renewing it for another season, let alone a season 2 being planned.

Also, HoSu has been standing up to his exboss the entire time, MiRae found her confidence and is all in on getting rid of the problems at the company and SeJin has no confidence issues other than not being able to grow strawberries without help lol. Even the moms are working through their issues now

Anything that is sexual in nature and unwanted is SA and/or harassment, including words. In situations like the one shown, it was unwanted and uncomfortable for MiRae, but she did the thing that happens a lot irl and basically chalked it up to him being drunk and dropping it. Even if you don't see the attempted kiss as (I do) as SA or even harassment, making it publicly known in the company and twisting it to where she is the perpetrator definitely is harassment. The entire case isn't farfetched at all, but actually an extremely realistic case. And what MiRae went through afterwards with the gaslighting and ostracization to the point that she started questioning herself is also sadly extremely realistic.

Also, he created the entire situation. It's not like they were out together or anything, he called her there already hammered

It also seems primed and hinted at for him to have a redemption arc next week as well. Probably not a full redemption, but at least getting the pendulum swinging the more moral way.

Those sandwiches look freaking amazing lol. The closest one to me is like an 8 hour drive each way though. I want to try one so bad lol

I get it though. She kept this secret for decades, finally found someone she thinks she can trust, then gets threatened using that secret by someone else. It was just coincidental timing on the lawyers part, but the timing was suspicious.

I don't think RoSa was even really all that mad, if at all really, about the MiRae actually being MiJi thing. She suspected MiJi told, Miji walks in and says she has been lying about something, which to RoSa confirmed her suspicions. Then with MiJi telling her about the swap but not saying anything about selling her out made her go off. MiJi, not knowing anything about the threat or knowing that the secret got leaked, just assumed RoSa was mad about the swap

My assumptions about the Ro Sa issue was dead on lol. Every episode of this is truly good and even the "filler" scenes don't feel like that.

Also, MiJi telling HoSu the dream after next weeks teaser was ridiculously adorable. Bo Young literally just oozes cuteness when she wants to

My favorite out of them is probably Doom, but they are all actually good dramas, not just because of PBY

Daily Dose of Sunshine and Doom At Your Service are probably my favs after Strong Woman. I haven't seen Light Shop or Melo Movie, but heard they are really good. Abyss and Oh My Ghost are pretty good as well

It's the curse of the first ep of the week. There's a lot of people that will wait for both to be out so they can binge 2 eps at once