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The one in the sitcom was so frustrating but so good at the same time. Basically this guy got electrocuted and lost all his memories right after proposing and the two sisters were fighting for the longest time about who he proposed to. It got to the point where he started doubting everything but ended up falling in love with the same girl a second time before he even got his memories back.

I am such a sucker for amnesia tbh. I know it's a super cheap trope but for some reason there's nothing more romantic when the ML finally remembers the FL and runs back to her super in love. It might be because my all-time favorite sitcom from when I was like 6 had a really long amnesia story and I still associate this trope with the happy memories.

I think break ups are my number one pet peeve. I can't tell you how many times I was loving a story until they broke up and ruined the whole drama for me.

Man I'd love to watch his dramas if he actually picked good scripts. Side note, I didn't recognize him in Oh My Venus at first because his profile picture is so much "cuter" than he is on screen.

That’s exactly what I was saying. They only have like a 10 year difference and other dramas could pull that off just fine with no backlash from Knetz

With all due respect, no it was not healthy. In no particular order: the coach was shown multiple times eating literal grass for breakfast and saying how he doesn’t eat carbs. Any athlete that builds muscle is gonna majorly struggle without carbs and he clearly has no idea what he is talking about. He put Kang Jueun on an extremely restrictive diet and even she herself mentioned how she was always hungry. I repeat: if you’re hungry while losing weight, you need to be eating MORE. He permitted her to have a huge cheat day even though she should not have needed it if she was simply trying to lead a healthy lifestyle. If she truly was trying to be healthy, she should have allowed herself treats while she was in a caloric deficit phase. One sugary drink a week or even twice a week would not have killed her or sabotaged her progress. although this wasn’t super prominent, I have a feeling he was also allowing her to overexercise herself. I have more but this is all I can think of right now. This is something I’m very passionate about because of my own history of eating, so I’m very sensitive to this type of thing and I’d like to think I’m pretty dang knowledgeable on it, too.

Both I think

ML and his ex girlfriend, plus the FL.

I think there was a lot of backlash about their age difference. Which I absolutely don't get because Kim Yoo Jung had a bunch of kiss scenes in Clean With Passion For Now and the ML was like the same age as Ji Chang Wook

Why am I only now noticing him? I've seen him in so many things already and didn't even realize

Yes!!! Oh my god I'm so excited

I’d like to think that the ending is a happy one… they got closure with one another in the end. He was waiting for her because she told him to learn how to speak and to read her the book. 47 years later they met and he did just that. Now that he did his “duty” he felt like he could finally let her go, which is why he didn’t stop her from leaving the house when she woke up in the morning. It’s kind of beautiful that way. Also, I think it’s weird that this is classified as a romance because it’s far from that.

I watched One Fine Week and absolutely loved it! Would recommend to any romcom lover. So fluffy

I watched this months ago and it feels like a fever dream idk why

I agree tbh. The story felt really messy and their romance went from 0-100. Although half the time I had no idea if she was pretending or actually in love. Their feelings are so confusing and unnecessary complicated

Ayo not gonna lie, her weight loss was pretty disordered. If you're feeling hungry and deprived while losing weight, you need to up your caloric intake and not restrict yourself to only "healthy" food.

I thought it was because the Korean title had the word 똥 which means poop

I have to say, this drama is definitely not the type to watch if you like fast-paced events. This is a very mellow drama that forces you to slow down and pay attention to the emotions conveyed by the actors and just drink up the entire atmosphere of the drama. Even for me it’s a bit hard to get through when I’m not in the right mood. Definitely not a binge watching drama

Please those scenes at the end of each episode have me bawling my eyes out

Have fun!