Now I have really mixed feelings: I like some parts of the actual episodes, while I found some some other parts terrible.
The actors are still great, some even improved their acting capacity, some not really.
Personally I enjoy the "confrontation" between the the main leads; I might be singular, yet I prefer this way of development instead of the boring standard we get to see everywhere else.
I have nothing against fillings, yet I prefer those of good quality. Think about a praline: it needs filling, but it does matter what it is and how it has been made.
After all, let us consider that we are at episodes 45-46 and that it was really good for the first 42 or so. Like with a pralines box, I'd be patient and thankfully accept it as it is. Thanks to the whole team for a long difficult work that gave us a lot of enjoyable moments.
The helicopter scene was too bad though in this AI age, Also a doctor and nurse get to know that unprotected sex…
I think, one of the main points of the series is about "doctors and nurses are humans, too". Indeed, it happens, not because of not knowing, but because they also cook with water. So the writer used it to make this couple "human", too.
Taking the flowers in the front of the house and leaving for ferry and a whole evening in the city and taking the flowers along? It seems the director never gave or received flowers...
Earlier we saw the drawer with the two pictures AND the chewing gum. The last disappeared when she is opening the drawer. This kind of minor mistakes ruin a lot of effort. Having the chewing gum - her gift - near the pictures would have gave another bump. Intentionally or not, the inconsistency kills the mood.
They put swim jackets on calm weather but none of them put it when leaving in the storm? The same with the medical cases: they show very explicit images, yet the obvious logic is blatantly wrong. The writer and director are insulting the viewers.
It is a pity, since the rest of the crew is doing a great job, the main idea and the micro-writing of the romance scenes are good and perfectly interpreted.
cute actors, yet poor writing and under the average direction. E.g. the boat passing in front of the actors on the shore at ep. 4 is floating as fast as formula 1 car in a race. I understand that they use AI, yet they should at least check the outcome.
The writer got lazy and the director is in holiday?! After so much care in the first part, the car and scooter incidents as well as the whole behavior of policemen are set so ridiculously naive (just to use a polite word here)... I feel sorry for the actors,
Oh no, not another construction/evacuation/politics intrigue! They managed so well to stay away from the banal stuff until now! It seems the writers ran out of ideas after 42 episodes...
The cop did lousy work. After knocking some bottles he give up on chasing? And they were two , even the nurse…
Everything related to or involving the police is so superficial that it feels ironical; it is a little pity that these parts have not got even by far the same care as the other parts.
This series surprises me again in a positive sense. They took the effort (and money) to use young actors to represent the main leads at the time they were younger, probably high school. It is as simple as that, yet most dramas, even those with huge financial and human resources (and big impact and high rankings) do not make this effort, but simply put the same actors play themselves as the young ones, witch lamentably ruins almost everything. The creators of this modest family drama did it right! They really care about details. This is the real professionalism.
Huh? Why would you assume it was AI and not a math consultant? AI gets factual information wrong constantly.
If even the big and mighty productions do not dare consulting the experts, even if the movie is about some big shot math person, I do not think this team did it, although that would be of course nice.
Modern (payed) AI is nowadays surprisingly accurate for this kind of standard high school math, because it was trained with many correct information and carefully polished. In some countries teachers at this level are even successfully replaced by special trained AI that can adapt and react to students personal reactions and interests. Teachers are then dealing with the fine tuning.
However they wrote and verified it, I think that the team deserves appreciation for making the effort to get the stuff right and not put just some junk as many expensive and highly rated, globally distributed productions did in similar situations. Good job!
I fully agree: the writing is excellent still after 35 episodes and the acting keeps the standard very high, from the leads to the very small roles; the camerawork is meticulous and the whole team pays a lot of attention to the smallest details. We don't get such quality even for the highly rated expensive worldwide distributed productions (and that sometimes happen to be defective in almost these aspects).
The positive impact of AI is that the used math parts were absolutely correct and matching the level. This is in strong contrast to every single other series or movie where some math appears; even the movies about the big names in math were only non-sense, as soon as it got technical.
Congratulation to the writer(s) who is(are) __absolute__ professional(s) of this century.
The actors are still great, some even improved their acting capacity, some not really.
Personally I enjoy the "confrontation" between the the main leads;
I might be singular, yet I prefer this way of development instead of the boring standard we get to see everywhere else.
I have nothing against fillings, yet I prefer those of good quality. Think about a praline: it needs filling, but it does matter what it is and how it has been made.
After all, let us consider that we are at episodes 45-46 and that it was really good for the first 42 or so. Like with a pralines box, I'd be patient and thankfully accept it as it is. Thanks to the whole team for a long difficult work that gave us a lot of enjoyable moments.
The same with the medical cases: they show very explicit images, yet the obvious logic is blatantly wrong. The writer and director are insulting the viewers.
It is a pity, since the rest of the crew is doing a great job, the main idea and the micro-writing of the romance scenes are good and perfectly interpreted.
And of course the ultra-professional acting at all levels.
Watch the contrast to the "Strong woman..."-track of series.
Modern (payed) AI is nowadays surprisingly accurate for this kind of standard high school math, because it was trained with many correct information and
carefully polished. In some countries teachers at this level are even successfully replaced by special trained AI that can adapt and react to students personal reactions and interests. Teachers are then dealing with the fine tuning.
However they wrote and verified it, I think that the team deserves appreciation for making the effort to get the stuff right and not put just some junk as many expensive and highly rated, globally distributed productions did in similar situations. Good job!
the writing is excellent still after 35 episodes and the acting keeps the standard very high, from the leads to the very small roles; the camerawork is meticulous and the whole team pays a lot of attention to the smallest details. We don't get such quality even for the highly rated expensive worldwide distributed productions (and that sometimes happen to be defective in almost these aspects).
Congratulations to the whole team!
Congratulation to the writer(s) who is(are) __absolute__ professional(s) of this century.