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if you have any hopes to see much of Choi Min Ho or Ryu Jool Yeon then I probably have to disappoint you. They don't have much importance. Two lead actresses make a great job though.

I don't know what was more heartbreaking, killing off such a precious grandma or casting Ryu Joon Yeol as a bad guy.

I made a mistake checking out Go Ah Sung filmography and now I'm equally afraid they'll try to make some Office reference and desperately want to see that happening.

woohoo, two episodes in a row that no one got fired.

it's already subbed on dramalike. I guess it's getting more popular, because subs are out faster every week.

I dread they will get back together too, but it's unlikely to go this far. The closest it gets to bringing them back together is a joined custody/cohabitation (for now). But I wouldn't mind if they abandonded the idea altogether, how much more traumatizing living apart can be than some fictious living together for the sake of the idea of a healthy family.
Do you mean Jae Bok doesn't like Jung Hee and Eun Hee getting together? She has reasons for that, it's not like she's just jealous (and I don't really think she is). She would let him be with EH (or Na Mi for that matter) if he pleases, it's not about keeping him. We know more than she does, but she also knows a thing or two. She catched Eun Hee lying about her ex husband and changing versions, she knows she's up to something. She sees that EH landed JH a position in her company and knows it's not for free (something JH chooses to ignore until it's too obvious). JB may pretend to be a little less indifferent than she really is, but there's a difference between being hurt by her exhusband (or her kids) and latching on him.
She asked her mother-in-law to take care of her son, but she lied to her (on EH account). There was no EH in her scenario. She's not mad at EH for not taking care about him, but for distracting the mother-in-law who was supposed to do it (and jarred with her reaction). She tried to confront her, but then EH interfered.
By the way, don't you mind EH walking around JB's part of the house all the time? Doesn't it make the boundaries invalid? It was EH who broken them first, repeatedly.
I hope she leaves the house soon, but it wasn't her first choice. She suggested JH to move out, he declined, and since she's so fixed on living together for the children (and she still has a right to live there), she chose to move back in for the time being. It's tedious seeing her move in and out, but again - she has her reasons.
I don't see how would JB wanted to get back with JH, ever. (But it's still a mystery to me what any of these three women could have seen in him, so who am I to judge.)

Jae Bok didn't yell at Eun Hee for simply being around her kids. She yelled because Eun Hee notoriusly played her sneaky game, pretending to be their mum to strangers, giving the son secret gifts and earning his feelings, plotting an intrigue regarding JB alleged love affair and who the father is and so on. That's enough for a restraint order, not a silly contract. Or better cutting all the ties, but we would have a drama then. Jae Bok got mad because Eun Hee took responsibility for her son and abandoned him, moreover she lured the mother-in-law to do the same and they both chose to believe his lousy excuse instead of making him go to his lessons or whatever he was supposed to do. They were aware and ignored him, that was the point. Eun Hee put up a front of a caring substitute and dropped it as soon as she didn't need it anymore.
Jae Bok is the last person to be called manipulative or latchy. She only contacts her ex to talk about their kids (if she can't solve it alone) and calmly informs him about their problems. What's manipulative about it?
The friends are nosy, with that I agree. But it's not like they didn't have a reason to go to that room.

depends which team are you. Hint: don't believe foreshadowings, no matter how blatant they are.

It's been a month and I still think the only way it makes any sense at all is that they were all dead from the plane crush and stuck in a limbo to unravel the songwritter's death mystery by some joined conciousness mambo-jambo.
Argh, the growing pains of mixed-genre kdramas. When will it be over.

When will I learn to stop making theories. It's no use with this show.
/ I'm so anxious where's it heading right now and whether the showrunners will try to bring Jae Bok and Jung Hee back together. The show makes on step forward, one back (and I love it, but sometimes it's frustrating). I feel like nothing much changed this week, the ep 12 ending is similar to 10's. So many things happened, but we're almost the same place (literally, they came back to that hellish mansion). A bratty kid learned his lesson. We checked the theory that Eun Hee is a high-school creep and refuted it, establishing she really is after Jung Hee, not Jae Bok (or so it seems for now). Jung Hee makes a fuss about being lied to (and - allegedly - sharing his lover with his repulsive former superior), but doesn't persue the right question (who's crazy enough to pay so much money for seducing him and why?). And how does he imagine to prove that he can get something for free (he really seemed to believe it... OK, we knew he's spineless, but how brain-dead one can be?)?? Bong Goo started to feel uncomfortable about himself, but instead of abandoning the old ways, he decided to put them to some use - will it backfire? I'm not sure about his intentions, the last scene in a car showed some mixed feelings and now I think that something that started as a decoy to get something on Eun Hee may actually turn otherwise. So many questions. So many episodes left for things to complicate further.

How about Protect the Boss? or Lucky Romance? the last one isn't the best drama out there, but the lead and his crush is out of the charts adorable.
The situation you describe reminds me of Five to Nine (japanese drama). Beware though, it's a challenge for modern western mentality (probably modern eastern mentality too).

Have you seen Ghost? It has somehow complicated situation at the beginning (after an accident a guy ends up with face redone to resemble his frenemy, an object of female lead's crush) but it heads nowhere and romance has little to no importance later. It's about cyber crimes.
/Also: Dr. Frost and Zero no Shinjitsu (and many more jdramas). Seondal to some extent (there's a hint of romantic sideplot, but it's rather superfluous to the story). Map Against the World.

woah, it must have turned really bad if this page started to look like this instead of previous fangirling and pretending main leads charisma saves the rest.

they had to change the domain, now it's dramanices.com (also: dramacool.es and dramalike.tv if redirection isn't working)

I know I did! :D I'm so weak when it comes to charming single fathers knowing what's wrong with their sons. And owning an orchard in a bloom. What can I say.

3. There's no 1986 him anymore. He disappeared mysteriously in the tunnel never to be found again (= jumped to 2016). It's logical that he has no future if he's here. He IS asking about 1986 case whenever the topic arises. He can't just come clean that he's a time traveller, he would be taken to the mental institution. He's not planning to stay here, he barely landed and didn't even have time to think about finding his wife and giving her a heart attack. Neither he can't tell that he's not the man they think he is, because he would lose an access to police data and resources. It took him a while to realise there is a police member who he knows from the past.
Just pay attention instead of picking on meaningless 'plotholes'. 2 is too common to even count. 1 WAS taken into consideration. He had a concussion and it showed, how else would he took so long to realise his surroundings changed so much (not to mention blurry, shaky camerawork). He probably slept that out.

I don't believe that's the case anymore (yay!). After some perturbations she declared him only a father of their kids and a friend she needs to protect from a certain psychopath, not an item to reclaim. Also, there's one more possible endgame for him (no spoilers). Bong Goo is coming too strong to end as a 2nd lead, they're having some kind of a mutual understanding and he genuinely admires her for what she is (smart boy).

he never really did. Upward hairdo never lies.

my thoughts exactly. The premise sounds depressing at first, but they're approaching it with an unique mood. It's not even typical bittersweet. When a topic of suicide, cancer, getting a life insurance etc emerges there's something of a reality break. I don't know how to put it in words.

haha, I surprisingly liked that one with zombies (both book and the movie; the book reads as something a bored English Literature student would do to kill some stress, it follows the orignal text very closely and then bam! zombies stroll in like it was the most natural thing in a world, the worldbuilding is quite consistent and seamless no matter how utterly ridiculous it may seem at first).
There's also a kdrama of course, which isn't even an adaptation, but a very vague resemblance suggested between main characters having a prolonged misunderstanding (plus, a physical copy of a book appears in a scene or two).