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Definitely could've been better but it's honestly not all that bad. If anything, it's worth watching twice or so a week for the visuals alone because those scenes were pure eye candy. The writing was lacking and the story slowly got a weaker as it went on, but the villain played spectacularly by Park Sung Woong essentially made this show. I'll always remember this show too for being my second kdrama :)

Quite simply a masterpiece. Park Chan Wook showing again that he is a master filmmaker. His best since oldboy :)

That's kind of the point and beauty of the show. I'm half way through with it and I can safely say this is one of the best kdramas I've seen, and it's pretty much all thanks to the dialogue and characters.

Heh fair enough. I only continued because it was one of the two airing dramas at the time that seemed at least a little interesting. Unfortunately though, both ended up being pretty dull. At least Rugal was pretty entertaining.

Dang this has just gotten better and better, wonder how it'll end.

Only watched 2 episodes so far but I don't think I'm a fan of the mix of comedy and seriousness... It works for Jin but that's pretty much it.

It was an alright watch twice a week but if I was binging it I don't think I'd be able to manage.

First time I've ever cried while watching a kdrama. Fantastic show with one of the best endings ever.

The rock of Korea

Is this worth the watch even if you don't have any interest in medical dramas whatsoever?

Haven't seen the anime in 4 years so it's been great to refresh myself on everything. I'd go as far as to say it's even better than the anime!

RESPECT

Dang he did a good job in strangers from hell, really fit the character.

It's decent but a little too cheesy. Not much of an investment since it's only 2 hours a week so I'll stick with it.

Half way through now and it's honestly not as bad as people made it out to be. It was never going to be as good as the anime, which I consider a masterpiece, but it can at the very least adapt the story decently. The body improvement club is great just like the anime, so what more could you actually want...

Nah man. My point is the romance is way too rushed. There's definitely not been enough time for her to do all that shit after seeing him.

Honestly I understand mostly everything that happens in this drama... apart from the sudden crying scenes from Tae Eul. Why does she cry all of a sudden?! But other than that solid show so far.

Currently the only kdrama I'm interested in this year... better be good!

Then at least just ignore the drama itself... there's no need for the hate on the drama when the only thing you're hating is an actor as an individual in it. I do understand the hate he gets but definitely not the drama.

All I'll say is imagine not watching/complaining about a show smply because many years ago an actor involved may have done something despicable. Separate the show from the actors people...