My Liberation Notes

I wouldn't say he suffers a lot just because of the office politics -- there a lot more to him than just the office but as much as it was a hardcore environment it definitely is also where a lot of positive happens to him and those around him. I say give it a try and be the judge.

I like this drama; it's slow-paced but gives out a big message. It has that never judge a book by its cover theme. And just because society labels something abnormal because it's inconsistent or doesn't conform to the most common behavior in society doesn't make it so. But as the saying goes, if one always tries to be normal, they will never know how amazing they can be.

Kim Nam Hee, my favorite role for him, will forever be in Sweet Home

Oh, I've missed him; he was brilliant in Class of Lies

a 100% to A Piece of Your Mind, Class of Lies, and Move to Heaven

Sexy -- my favorite role for him was in Search: WWW, but I also loved him in My Country: The New Age, the Good Detective, Team Bulldog: Off-duty Investigation, and most recently in Hello, me

Lee Sang Yoon -- not sure if I've forgiven entirely for what he did to Jang Na Ra in VIP, lol... great pairing. Lee Ha Nee is just beautiful

I cannot wait -- he was brilliant in the Uncanny Counter

I loved, loved him in Queen: Love And War

I greatly appreciate On the Verge of Insanity for tackling the challenges of surviving the corporate world from hierarchy/bureaucracy, dealing with change and difficult personalities, countering negativity, keeping the workforce engaged and motivated; nurturing and developing new skills in young talent, and first and foremost trying to but miserably failing to manage employee relations effectively. It’s quite clear Ban Seok is the driver, if not the architect, for lack of a better word of this story. I love the matter-of-fact yet uncompromising way he goes about his business and is undoubtedly more of a human resource professional than the trained professionals themselves. He is the moral compass that will ultimately guide not just Ja Yeong but all those who cross paths with him. I really like this drama. Stellar acting all around.

But wouldn't that be because she's awoken feelings in him no one else has before

This was a bit weird, for lack of a better word ... the scenery, the cinematography was just beautiful but other than that, I am not sure the story or plotline was well put together. It felt disjointed, like as hard as I tried, I just couldn't get to the just of things; maybe it was me being dense.

I don't think Park Jae Eon made himself to be anything other than what he is; whatever Na Bi has gotten herself into, she went in with her eyes wide open, that's for sure because as I see it, they've awoken different yet very similar beasts in each other, and as they say, lust shouts, love whispers. Only the heart knows the difference, and we are about to find out which is what for either or both of them -- I guess that's what the journey is about.

same thought, I will have to re-watch

Absolutely, it always works both ways, I don't believe for a second that she is doing anything she doesn't want to do.

You and I both

Mine was a great drama to the end; kudos to the screenwriter, director, and actors for bringing this fantastic story to life. As sad as I am to see it come to as appreciative of the important message it leaves us with that one can never truly own anything if they don't own themselves first, and to love others, one must first love themself. I enjoyed and relished all the actors who did a great job making me believe them each in their own way but Kim Seo Hyung the most.

Wow... I have goosebumps from watching this episode. I love this installment; Voice 4 has definitely upped the ante even the music choices are brilliant. Welcome back to Baek Sung Hyun in the role of Shim Dae Shik; he looks fantastic. The long hair suits him. Credit must be given when due, and Lee Ha Na deserves all the credit for impressively playing the role of the detective and the villain simultaneously. She has unquestionably kept this series as exciting and successful as it's become over these past four years.

Oh, I'm glad I miss Park Seo Joon.

They are, especially Yoon Sol