All this drama for a doctor taking antidepressants, makes me wonder what the average person would actually think if they knew the the pills I take... Most of my coworkers take something too, all the stress and sleep deprivation do take a toll on your mental health in the long run.
On that same note, I appreciated the little talk between the doctors, I too have days when I see my name in patients papers as the doctor in charge and wonder how did I get this far?
Going to miss this when it ends, please let poor Dr. Do be happy and have cute moments with Hari please, I know the name is "doctor on edge" but let him have a break for at least the final episode.
Both couples here have me giggling and kicking my feet whenever they have cute moments. I love how the drama here comes from the characters inner conflicts and how they are all learning to lean on each other to overcome their fears and insecurities.
This deals with heavy topics but it has also become my weekly comfort show, I could watch Hari and Do Jiui live their happy island life and seemingly never work except from the random emergency of the week forever.
I'm a little behind watching week to week but I'm loving this is exploring the conflict between work and personal feelings from a very different perspective, regarding Ha Ri's grandma.
Also there is no love triangle in my opinion, just a one sided crush from 2ML.I honestly try to turn my brain off when they get into medical details and I wish they did not do it as often but I crackled when he ran so much to stop the old man from taking NSAIDs because of his heart as if it wasn't harmful already when he gave him a prescription to take three times a day for a whole ass month.Anyway, once again I'm grateful it's not a hospital setting, it's very accurate on how draining it can be to attend elderly people who are very headstrong and tbh more often distrustful of young healthcare workers and used to a different medical approach, addressed how harmful the "nurses always go after doctors" notion actually is and deliver an actually very fun, strong chemistry love story with a very likeable FL.
As a public health worker I appreciate the shoutout. And primary care too, looked down even by fellow doctors.
Now I am doing a residency and overall I am not fan of medical shows cause I watch tv to unwind and not to be reminded of work but right now I do need to see doctors struggle on tv to not feel alone and this has a beautiful setting so it's a win-win.
Once again, the doctor/nurse romance trope is tiring but this is cute.
Hopefully someday people will realize there are more healthcare workers other than nurses and MDs and explore those roles and dynamics too (if there are any shows, recs are welcome)
I'm going to write this without seeing even a minute of an episode and based on the description on Disney + alone but I hate the doctor/nurse romance trope...
But I'm watching anyway, hopefully this will make me change my mind
A politician being corrupt, fork found in kitchen.
What shocked me the most is daebimama being surprised about what her father thinks of her. We've been all thinking it for the last 9 episodes and you have given us not one reason to think otherwise.
I hope they once again comunicate and realise they are stronger as a team, please, don't turn into a melodrama for the last episodes.
I sense the childhood connection trope comming.
On that same note, I appreciated the little talk between the doctors, I too have days when I see my name in patients papers as the doctor in charge and wonder how did I get this far?
Going to miss this when it ends, please let poor Dr. Do be happy and have cute moments with Hari please, I know the name is "doctor on edge" but let him have a break for at least the final episode.
This deals with heavy topics but it has also become my weekly comfort show, I could watch Hari and Do Jiui live their happy island life and seemingly never work except from the random emergency of the week forever.
Now I am doing a residency and overall I am not fan of medical shows cause I watch tv to unwind and not to be reminded of work but right now I do need to see doctors struggle on tv to not feel alone and this has a beautiful setting so it's a win-win.
Once again, the doctor/nurse romance trope is tiring but this is cute.
Hopefully someday people will realize there are more healthcare workers other than nurses and MDs and explore those roles and dynamics too (if there are any shows, recs are welcome)
But I'm watching anyway, hopefully this will make me change my mind
What shocked me the most is daebimama being surprised about what her father thinks of her. We've been all thinking it for the last 9 episodes and you have given us not one reason to think otherwise.
I hope they once again comunicate and realise they are stronger as a team, please, don't turn into a melodrama for the last episodes.