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Lee Seo Jin never disappoints
It took me forever to get through the first ten episodes. The first ten were so emotional that I took breaks.After episode 10 I started binging.
The mental illness storyline was well done; especially how no one knew what they were dealing with.
The ending was rewarding but not long enough. What was with the distant shot of the lead couple at the end?
First time watching Eric Mun. He had me loving him one minute and disliking him the next minute. I will have to check out more of his work.
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DNA Dads and the real Dads that raised them.
This was a fun one to watch. The lead couple and friend couple were especially cute.My only gripe was Eoms should have compensated the Joo family for hardship they caused the Joo family.
I thought that 120 episodes was a bit dragged out. Probably could’ve spent less time on the NY nonsense and having two women trying to make a man, who’s not into them, like them was a bit much and tiresome.
Should’ve spent more time with the families coming together.
Overall it was enjoyable.
Hyun Woo is one of my favorite actors.
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Saying that last goodbye.
I wasn’t sure I wanted to watch this just because of the title. However, after the introduction of his first client, I was all in.All his clients’ stories were heartwarming. several brought me to tears, especially his last client. By the end of his last client’s story I was sobbing.
I loved the cast. I thought adding the brother in law to his staff added a nice touch. The mom so loving and supportive.
I’m going to say it was a unique drama and I am glad I watched Phantom Lawyer. I think it’s one of those heartwarming rewatchable dramas so I probably will rewatch it again at some point.
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