roddib

I watched Season 2 years back, Season 1 wasn't on Netflix then. Now watching S1, this still is good and fresh. I find this a relatable and realistic drama. The challenges of entering an independent life and making friends, experiencing unbalanced relationships with the opposite sex, desperately searching to find someone. This is so much more down-to-earth than dramas like Celebrity or Fabulous. It's also from a period when k-dramas were less prim. I like that particular aspect, and the realism.

I block people like that user in a flash. If that thing blocked me - seems like it - it's a relief. You can check out comments by reading them not signed in. Whenever I see someone being rude, to someone, anyone, not even necessarily me, I just block, people don't change and who needs negativity.

He never disappoints. Fantastic actor indeed. Can't hate him even in villain roles.

There is NO rule to comment only on what you like.

People come here to check whether a drama is worth watching or not. Not everyone watches it right now.

Read your own comment: you're the one who came give commands. People come here to check whether a drama is worth watching or not.

Drama that makes me smile all the time. Yoona's and Junho's acting is top notch. A very superficial comment: the makeup is not up to the level required. It's muddy, and makes them look pale and tired. Makeup is so much better in See You in My 19th Life. Product placement is dangerously on the verge of ridiculous (hope it's not going to become King the Eternal Monarch level).

"dating" is never a "scandal".

Everyone has the right to speak out their opinion. Don't read comments if you can't stand other people's views.

Light and funny drama, enjoyable watch.

A very random comment: FL wears a coat indoors all the time for some strange reason. Same thing bothered me with her (G.A,) in Black.

The drama is calmly paced with interesting law cases. It's nothing earthshattering, but quite enjoyable. I like it that the main characters are struggling with ethical and philosophical issues, there's depth in the drama. I agree with some other commenters that the ml and fl actors were not the optimal choice for their roles - they are not entirely credible as judges. Sung Dong Il is always great. Lee Elijah would have been a better choice for FL. The writer went on from Miss Hammurabi to write Devil Judge, dealing with some of the same themes as the cases here. It's a fantastically forceful dark drama.

Dropped at ep 2. Mostly skipping till then. Personally, I was nauseated. Unbearably superficial like Fabulous, which I dropped in much less time. For those who liked it, good for them. I just feel my soul needs cleaning after the experience. Don't get your knives out, pls, respect differences in opinion.

It's always "netizens" when the writer (as idiotic as she almost always is) has a personal opinion. Bottom of the barrel "news" (again) Why wouldn't they trust his judgment. No reason not to. The additions are great. Marijuana usage is not a crime, SK needs to come to terms with it some day, hopefully soon.

Great news, he ended up being a scene stealer in My Perfect Stranger

What new creepiness awaits us, I wonder. Pls don't announce it's beautiful and mysterious before watching. With a relatively high certainty there will be some point where it'll turn disgusting if you know about the writer at all.

She's getting bigger and more versatile roles and shines in them, great to watch.

According to the most-basic tenets of psychology, helping people with anxiety disorders avoid the things they fear is misguided. https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2015/09/the-coddling-of-the-american-mind/399356/

Would love to see him get more acting roles!

Jinyoung popping up at the last episode was the best moment of the drama, he was delightful and I won't rack my brain with the plot holes.