Reviews

YAY More REAL Skinship Please! <3

I'm happy this last 3 episodes were focusing on the leads' love story development. And that next episode's preview made me smile wide. It seemed that the dream kiss was a real one!! Omo! Haha. Finally, Lee Go Eun is becoming aware of her real feelings. I want more than a hug!--and add more cheesy scenes too!



Oh No! Don't resign yet Director Nam! He's one of those good people on that company, losing him and replacing him with Director Kim will only put Morning of Kyeonsong on bad hands. Well, that's what I think. And this will be another great oppurtunity for Oh Sang Moo.



Awww. Anthony, you are starting to become considerate now and yep, more humanly. I just hope that Ajusshi will be saved. :)



Although I liked BitNa and Kang Min as a funny couple., I know it's odd but I want Kang Min/ Min Ah's relationship to develop also. Just.. a wishful thinking, who's with me? hehehehe

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Let the Flames Begin

This episode lit up the flame within the hearts of Anthony and Go Eun, lit up the flame of jealousy in Min Ah, and possibly lit a fire in Kang Min (?).



The episode also lit a literal fire, which may or may not have adverse effects on our characters, namely Anthony, the sweet, old actor, and our Director Goo. I have a feeling that whatever caused Director Goo to quit as a director 5 years previous can be pinpointed to a tragedy.



Things I liked: Kang Min and Min Ah owning up to their bad behavior on set after the smackdown by the Director. As much as I like their bickering, they are, in the Morning in Gyeongsang's world, preventing the drama from being finished.



2)Director Nam--what can I say about this guy? He just threw away the career of a lifetime because he knew that he possibly gained his position illegally. Way to go for characters who don't waver in doing right. It's a nice balance to those who don't waver in doing wrong (Chairman and Ji Wan).



3) Kang Min and Go Eun--I really like this noona/dongsaeng relationship that they have. KM's teasing of GE reminded me of a brother who teases his sister about boys, yet he can't really handle his own girlfriend and her 80 bajillion phone calls.



Things I didn't like as much: I didn't like that we had to have the characters in a "hug me, I need warmth" situation for this relationship to somewhat progress. I understand it in terms of the drama, but it's an element that tends to be overused.



Along with that scene, the leaving of a cellphone in the car irked me, especially because they probably could have found a rock to bust the windows.





Overall, however, I really enjoyed this episode and can't wait for tomorrow! `

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Intense!

This drama is seriously intense. I am seriously sitting here biting my nails in worry of what is going to happen.

I love how I can relate to this drama soo much. Being a senior in high school, I went through everything these kids went through last year. I had to face the stress of exams, and worrying about getting into college. Heck, I'm still worried. I feel these kids' pain. This episode does a great job portraying the feelings of the kids and the teachers alike. I felt the pain that Teacher In Jae was feeling when she hit the kids. I also felt the kids' joy in finally having a teacher who appreciates them. Because that's what they want after all, they just want to be appreciated. They may not be the best, but they still want to be acknowledged for their hard work.

But I really want to know, what is the story behind Nam Soon and Heung Soo. What happened to make their bond break, because I'm sure it was more than just Nam Soon breaking off from their gang.

And Min Ki's mom scares me. I hate those kinds of parents the most. My parents used to be like that. I used to be so scared of their disappointment and so frustrated at how they were only focused on getting me into a good college. I hope Min Ki stands up for himself against his mom.

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