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The OST takes this drama to another level! The cinematography, the set locations, the costumes - all the visual aspects are extraordinary. The acting and direction are top notch. Also the engish subtitles are excellent. It truly captures the Joseon era in Korea.

There is NO universal sign language - Korean sign language is only used for and by Korean language speakers. A person cannot communicate in other sign languages unless someone interprets from one to the other.

Ending: I don't understand why there were still spheres in the sky when they said the country was back to "normal" after the military found a new weapon to kill the aliens.

If Jang Gido lived in the US, he would feel right at home as a republican politician

It was an obvious reconnection, when they kept their eyes locked on each other and didn't look away when the audience exclaimed at the opening scene of the night sky.

Ep 12 was a distillation of ALL the excuses couples have for the "accidental" infidelity. Great dialogue. If you haven't seen season one ep 7, you should. It is the older woman who has an errant husband and the family sits down to talk about the outcome. The writer/director spent 30 minutes on this scene as the teenage daughter gave an impassioned speech supporting her Mom. Quite the actor and dialog. Very moving. The husband's attitude was despicable. But that is why we watch these crazy makjang shows. right?

Be Melodramatic - ep 4 script meeting - I laughed until I cried. That powerpoint was everything.

The synopsis posted (July 18) is completely wrong. Copy and pasted from a different movie, I think. Just watched it on Viki and thoroughly enjoyed it (so did hubs)

Sorry Anastassia, but the synopsis at the top of the page said this, "Then of all times the two women awake to find their bodies swapped.' So I thought it was okay and common knowledge. Who writes the synopsis?

If you find this drama about body switching intriguing and unusual, then try watching Himitsu (Secret) The Japanese know how to do this genre. Hollywood doesn't.

I watched Woman, which was really, really good and Doctor X which I also enjoyed. Totally different dramas, but great writing, acting and I don't remember being annoyed by the soundtrack, so it must've been okay.

amazing in its philosophical reaction to body switching. NOT a hollywood silly movie. Very serious and very, very good.