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Show would've been better with a different storyline for the SML. It was beyond frustrating to watch how dense and pathetic he was with the SFL.

I don't mean that the case wasn't solved. I mean more that there was no emotional closure for the case. Take the last episode for example.

It was like they completely forgot about the victim at the end.

Still a good season but was unexpected that it went with your typical "villain of the week" format.

I also thought they would expand on the romance undertones between Do Gi and Go Eun that as introduced in season 2.

Also some cases didn't get the usual resolution with the victims/team like in previous cases which felt weird. Did they run out of time or something?

I hope there'll be a 4th and final season to wrap things up though.

Just started but as usual, he wouldn't have been so easily trapped without the stupid drinking culture.

What judge gets that drunk alone with an schoolmate from elementary school they just met like that...

Watching episode 12, I'm guessing the Crown Prince will get deposed before the series is over? There's no way his temperament is fit to be an emperor for a new dynasty.

For a weekend family drama, it was pretty good.

Too bad they dropped some storylines and did not spend enough time on others.

When they were talking about the guest list and then seeing the actual wedding hall, there's no way they were comfortably fitting that many people.

Imagine blatantly cheating in front of the editor-in-chief of the drama's version of the Michelin Guide and suffering no consequences for it. Writers had no clue what they were doing during and after the Japan arc.

You were warned about both ex-wives coming back and causing trouble...

To be fair, there was/is a huge social stigma with being adopted for no good reason. They probably just saw no reason to bring it up because it doesn't really help anyone, especially when Tak and Miae weren't involved in their lives for a long time.

The "why" could've been fleshed out more but still handled the survivors pretty well.

Overall a pretty good movie.

I know it's a cheap K-Drama trope but you'd have to be a complete idiot to believe it was "assault" in the video. Really makes the Korean public seem like morons.

Just saw it was added on Viki. Guess I'll wait a week before starting.

It's not just the due diligence. I'm referring to the entire K-media in the world of the show. A company so hyped up and no one checked their actual infrastructure? I cannot believe that.

Even in the real world with Theranos, they at least put up the facade of a legit operation.

Ju No was also an idiot for leaving sensitive information out in the open like that.

No one should feel sorry for the brother though. He made his own choice out of greed and took the easy way out.

Watching episode 11, I refuse to believe you can scam your way into making people believe you have a state-of-the-art lab/factory in a crap warehouse like that. Is there no Google Earth/Maps equivalent in SK?

Acting was great but the ending ruined it for me like it did for Big Mouth and Reborn Rich.

If there's a second season to resolve all the issues, I may reconsider the rating for this.

I find it easier to just divide by 1000 to get the general idea.

Have to remember this drama is 50 episodes. They have to fill up the time somehow.

They'll have to hit at least most of the makjang tropes.

If you're referring to the ML, he just appears to be stern and old fashioned. The villain is what you'd expect a misogynist to resemble.