Emily

While not groundbreaking, this drama was cute and comforting. It doesn't really take itself too seriously, and the pacing wasn't bad either.
It's a story about an actress who hits rock bottom after an abuse-of-power controversy, and a therapist with a dead father.
I was a little worried about how it would pan out in the beginning, because it was paced like it had 12 episodes, so it didn't feel rushed--in the beginning.
Just as I suspected, during the last episode and a half-ish, I felt like it was really trying to rush its story, to wrap up all the plot lines they had built up, so it kinda just dropped.
Even the end felt a little pointless, like why break them up if they get back together not even 5 minutes later?? But eh, I wasn't expecting this to be a masterpiece anyway, just a fun timepass.
The actors did a good job; they just didn't have much chemistry. It was nice to see Kang Min Ah in a lead role to, i hope she gets more with better scripts.
Overall, it was good for what it was. It was short, didn't try to go out of its way to have a lot going on, and was cute and comforting.