Really? I thought he was together with the actor who plays Dohan the weakest link in the cast.
That's why I wrote 'for me', cause I know that people's views on this drama vary vastly >< But yeah, as annoying as his character is sometimes, to me he porttayed it quite well.
Just having thoughts..JH could've just said in the press conference that AJ was actually his fiance and the media…
Yup, you have a great point. I'm missing a bit of scheming from our protagonists here. Don't need any elaborate strategies to fight the other siblings, but put at least some thought into your actions... at this point I think that the screenwriters just enjoy the messiness...
I think people in the comments attacking dohan are either homophobic, ignoring the fact that dohan is gay in an…
Cause Dohan is the one who's acting like an asshole right now. And when JH was acting like an asshole in the beginning, everyone was angry at him. I guess I'm only speaking for MDL, but I seriously feel that peoplee are split somewhere in between.
Even though I loved JH and AJ's chemistry in earlier eps, this "I will give up my whole life for you"... is a bit much. I don't feel it. Their whole shtick was being dorks around each other, the hate-to-love relationship, and this is just too melo for me...
How is he emotionally blackmailing her? You people are infantalizing Ahjung a bit too much. He never forced her…
You watched how he reacted to AJ's confession in ep 9/10? How can you deny that it's not emotional blackmail? "I'm barely holding myself from running away as is?" Then proceeding to keep AJ from running after JH, and then acting like nothing happened.
I think people in the comments attacking dohan are either homophobic, ignoring the fact that dohan is gay in an…
People are pointing out their honest concerns about Dohan, and you're out here calling everybody homophobic. He's in a shitty situation, of course, but novody can deny that he's selfish af. He's supposed to be AJ's friend, yet he does not pay attention to her true feelings, and when she confesses them, he doesn't care. The entire show he thinks only about himself. Ok, he's in a survival mode. So just leave to NYC. Let's not make him out to be someone he's not.
ABH in a diliquentish/cheabol role was all I wanted since Itaewon Class. Love him.
But honestly Isoo's fate is just too sad. Especially that he didn't have the chance to make up with his dad. I really wanted more context to their relationship - we've barely seen anything that would justify Isoo's anger. I guess that him having to live with that lunatic woman & his memories being wiped out is enough to hate his father (on top of the fact that he believed that his mother was abandoned), but other than that, his dad was really not a bad person. At least from what we've seen. So I was counting for a heartfelt moment between them till the last minute of ep 14...
he’s gonna be so mad when he finds out she knows 😭 more angst and we don’t got a lot of episodes to go
I think it's kinda better if she knows? Cause if she didn't know and was actually hoping for a romantic relationship, that would mean cheating. If they are only friends, than she's not a cheater (violating the contract tho)
It's not against increasing the numbers of students of medicine. It's about BETTER conditions for everybody working…
Man, believe me when I say that I'm a leftist and agree with most of the things that you say and they are not new to me. I'm not one to be afraid of socialism, even though Poland has suffered a lot from it (or rather - a twisted version provided by Russia). Let me reiterate my point - I'm not against people from the bottom of the ladder fighting for their own. But the government has to take into consideration not only the protestees' desires, but the common good. Here in Poland, a very vocal group is the mining industry. The government has been very eager to meet their demands in their last years. And I'm not saying they shouldn't fight for their rights. But when the government is yielding to one, not that numerous and pretty influential and elitist (in case of doctors) group, even despite the society's and environmental interest, it's for the bad of all people. So I'm not saying that SK doctors are not correct in some of their demands. But if they are against increasing number of doctors, if that is one of their biggest demands, and if it is because they don't want more competition because that would make them earn less - I think it's against societal good to agree to their demands. And I think that in that case the SK society is right to be angry.
Let's not forget, that the upper class are the ones for whom it is the easiest to become doctors. Because they have money for education in order to get to a good university, and to then continue their studies.
It's not against increasing the numbers of students of medicine. It's about BETTER conditions for everybody working…
1. SK's society is ageing. So naturally, with time there will be space for new doctors in the right fields. 2. How else would it be possible to lower the absurd work hours besides taking in new doctors? 3. Of course, the law should be constructed in a way to increase number of doctors who are the most important to society, agree on that. It can be done both on governmental level, as well as on the hospital level tho IMO (the hospitals can set a limit of residents in certain fields) 4. From what I read, doctors in SK actually earn quite a lot. But of course, that's just a statistic. Also, I heard that the law introduces more regulations which would actually be improving doctors' working conditions. I'm not an expert, but for them to be on a strike for over a month?
For me, I can symphatise with most of strikes. I am all for better working conditions and being able to earn a living wage. But at the same time, in my country, there have been strikes of overprivilaged groups that just see the end of their noses, and don't care about the society, environment, and the government has been constantly meeting their needs because they've been afraid to say no. There needs to be a middle ground sometimes.
Honestly? Not surprised. It's a shame, cause it's one of my top-awaited dramas this year, and I personally don't mind a bit of glorification of doctors' job (as much as any other job in a drama: be it policemen, firefighters, prosecutors, I am aware that this is only fantasy and sometimes want to get away from the reality). But in this situation, the social situation is just too infuriating for the public. When I first heard about these protests, I honestly couldn't believe them. I'm all for doctors requesting more money, less hours. But to be AGAINST more staff (of course onthe condition that it will be well-educated and prepared)? Just can't wrap my head aroud it.
But honestly Isoo's fate is just too sad. Especially that he didn't have the chance to make up with his dad. I really wanted more context to their relationship - we've barely seen anything that would justify Isoo's anger. I guess that him having to live with that lunatic woman & his memories being wiped out is enough to hate his father (on top of the fact that he believed that his mother was abandoned), but other than that, his dad was really not a bad person. At least from what we've seen. So I was counting for a heartfelt moment between them till the last minute of ep 14...
Let's not forget, that the upper class are the ones for whom it is the easiest to become doctors. Because they have money for education in order to get to a good university, and to then continue their studies.
2. How else would it be possible to lower the absurd work hours besides taking in new doctors?
3. Of course, the law should be constructed in a way to increase number of doctors who are the most important to society, agree on that. It can be done both on governmental level, as well as on the hospital level tho IMO (the hospitals can set a limit of residents in certain fields)
4. From what I read, doctors in SK actually earn quite a lot. But of course, that's just a statistic. Also, I heard that the law introduces more regulations which would actually be improving doctors' working conditions. I'm not an expert, but for them to be on a strike for over a month?
For me, I can symphatise with most of strikes. I am all for better working conditions and being able to earn a living wage. But at the same time, in my country, there have been strikes of overprivilaged groups that just see the end of their noses, and don't care about the society, environment, and the government has been constantly meeting their needs because they've been afraid to say no. There needs to be a middle ground sometimes.