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Glad I wasn't alone with her clapping. I found myself yelling at her!

Will definitely view on YT . Thanks

You know what's annoying me? The constant clapping from the young female panelist! Ugh!

Loved this drama. That's all!

She needs another liver transplant. Both Dr Roy & her husband(!) volunteered to donate. She gave her notice bc of the impending surgery. Also told her kids & her mom of the situation. She and Sung Hee had a 'talk' regarding In ho with what seemed to be an understanding of one another's situation. She was then admitted to the hospital for her 'impending' surgery, but, somehow, left the hospital to confront (in an all black leather outfit) both In ho & Dr Roy as to who she'll choose for the transplant.

I guess I'm in the minority. I thought Ep 15 was decent and got emotional towards the end. As for her !@#$% husband...Nothing can redeem him...not even that remorseful scene!

Yes, nothing much happened but I still loved it. Ep. 15 tugged my heart strings half way in...then the last scene...what? how? All will be answered tomorrow.

Somebody needs to truly kick him hard. What he did to his daughter was so bothersome.

Man, talk about holding a grudge. Cut the guy some slack. He's apologized multiple times and took a long break from his career. Now I understand why Korean actors are reticent in sharing their personal lives. Netizens can literally cancel their careers and ruin their lives.

Just go in with a very open mind (and I do mean open) and understanding. That said, it's so good.

This is a well done drama. The acting is phenomenal. I do go into each episode with trepidation.

Verbal expressions of affection are rare (at least in my Asian household) in this culture. I never heard any from my parents, let alone physical affection (ie, holding hands, hugging, kissing...).

The old saying " desperate times calls for desperate measures" truly applies here.

Hence the title of this drama, right?!

This seems to be the pattern in a lot of K dramas

As much as I hate the outcome of his 'family', I'm glad the writers didn't steer us into any ridiculous tropes that we often see in K dramas.

And...is Dr Roy going to donate his bone marrow?

Something that is taken wayyyyy too far.

He wants to have his cake and eat it too. Someone that can cater to his every whim. He's a narcissistic, egotistical SOB! Yet...I can't help but laugh at his antics. Sign of a good actor.

Right there with you. The Backstreet Boys opening song...I can't, anymore! I'm sticking it out even though it's cringy. I doubt the couples will stay together...like all reality shows...