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Not really.

I've already completed 6+ kdramas and 3 kmovies while waiting. And am watching 6 more ongoing ones 😅Lots of good stuff this year.

Ah, you're right. Scrap that one.
Still, two burning unanswered questions.

It's adapted from a webtoon, so the writer didn't invent all of it. But it does take skill to adapt source material on screen well.

Burning unanswered questions:
-How first victim's earring ended up in ML's car? Brother judge found it, but never revealed it to anyone. Was he the one who was actually driving the car that day?
-Are both brothers actually adopted but ML is not from Hope Center?

MDL ratings in general are all over the place, never trust them to determine whether something is good or bad. There are lots of trashy dramas out there with overrated ratings because of hype due to various reasons, and there are lots of underrated dramas as well. Personally, I think Crazy Love flew under the radar when it aired due to lack of proper promotion and because there were other overhyped dramas airing at around that time, like Business Proposal, for example.
And I'm not sure what you were expecting out of a rom-com, but Crazy Love is definitely one of the best, if not the best, pure rom-com this year. All rom-coms have cliche plots, but this one at least tries to throw them upside down or at least make fun of them. And it definitely deserves more than 8.3.

ML's parents clearly said his name when they talked about him being adopted. But he's an unreliable narrator with his memories so messed up, so gotta take it with a big grain of salt. Or it could be that both kids were adopted, but ML wasn't from Hope Center.

Just a quick reminder - don't forget to watch extra scene after the preview at the end of each episode.

I've already thought about it since episode 2, but it worth repeating - rigging the jury is only possible from the inside or by hacking the system. So it's +1 sus point to both brother judge aka. number 11 and In Sung. Brother judge "wins" by a mile so far.

Btw, I don't recall it was ever explained how first victim's earring got itself into ML's car. It was later found by brother judge and he never revealed that piece of evidence. I doubt ML is the killer, but maybe it was borther judge who used his car that day and it's just another clue to the pile that he's the culprit.

Sorry, I misread. I thought you were thinking about kid number 13, who's alleged killer. There's a popular theory here that since kid number 13 was small and In Sung is small it means he's the killer.
Personally, I think it could be anyone under that hood. And it's very annoying how showrunners use that cliche disguise on whomever they feel like to misdirect and hide the villain. No matter the weather and how odd it may look - the killer, Baek Moon Kang and Jung Man Chun were all using the same hood. 🙄

Assuming that it will ever be revealed to her.

Clearly you haven't seen all the best dramas of this year. And I think Extraordinary Attorney Woo was shot way more professionally than One Dollar Lawyer. One Dollar Lawyer's director is a rookie and it shows in some scenes.
Personally, aside from all around great Alchemy of Souls, the best drama episode this year for me was Little Women's episode 8 - absolute mindfck. And that drama also has through the roof production value.

Never judge kids size when trying to guess how big they gonna grow as adults. It doesn't work like that. Aside from boys different ages, boys in general start growing fast later when they're teenagers. So in reality, number 13 could be anyone.

Not a fact.

I feel like In Seong is lying about amnesia, he's sus.
And was child outsider Sung Joon really ML? Or is it another take on classic false memories switcheroo, where parents went so far as to swap their kids names? If the child Sung Joon really is ML then he never was was one of the boys, even though he visited the Hope Center. But then, what about his nightmares about being chased by dogs?
If it's false memories imprint then this drama is copying plots from What's Wrong With Secretary Kim? and Cafe Minamdang, and I'm sure there were others like that.

Ok, it's all clear with FL - she fell for ML.
But it's not clear with ML - he seems to like her as well, suddenly is very protective and nice to her, even her attempts to push him away don't seem to work anymore, but at the same time he is oblivious? Or is he? 🤨 We don't get to see scenes where he's thinking about it like we get with FL.

FL spraining both her hands as easy as that felt relatable. I once fell off a bike trying clipless pedals for the first time and managed to sprain both my wrists as well. If was fcking painful, couldn't even put clothes on without struggle. And it actually took 3 weeks for the hands to heal, not one.
A friend of mine also fell on one of his hands like that recently and got a fractured bone in his forearm - a month of pain and a cast. So you can say FL got lucky, so to speak.
Also, you can't pull off a cast as easy as that, but I think here it was done like that just for giggles.

Heck yeah, next week is back to fun stuff! That's what I'm here for.
Sad backstory, while necessary, took way too many episodes to cover. We've got only 6 episodes left.

It's consistently good so far.