The letters were written only for 1 year, and grandma would help with those letters. Later, Dal Mi kept on writing…
Grandma only helped in crafting the letters during that 1st time. The rest were solely Han Ji Pyeong’s doing already. The letters stopped after a year when JP left for Seoul. Perhaps the reason why Dalmi seemed to never have gotten over “Nam Do San” because there was no closure between them.
Is anyone here who is watching this just because they have started it and don't have anything else to watch,,,,…
I’m still on ep4 after starting more than a week ago, just trying to pass time while waiting for Start-Up’s new episodes. But I have no driving force to finish this. Please tell me, does this get better?
Gives me the reply series vibes and looks like the screenwriter is the same :D
The scriptwriter and Director are the same. It somehow appears like they’ve written a plot for a Reply 1999 but decided to not purse a tetralogy so they tweaked it and made Hospital Playlist instead.
ML had to sort things out with his personal life too. He had a falling out with his Boss because he defended his protege’s decision of not signing for the NBA. So he eventually resigned. His protege convinced him to open his own Basketball agency instead, so he did. As he was slowly thriving in the field, he went to Seoul to meet FL but it didn’t do well. They healed separately and met again a season later, this time in Busan Station. And that’s where their real relationship started,
any recommendations for other dramas similar to prison playbook and hospital playlist? the amazing writing and…
I also want to add ‘The Fiery Priest’ in the amazing list they gave you already. However, this series is more geared to the crackhead side of the spectrum but a good show nonetheless.
only the editing and cinematography are great.the story is unnecessarily stretched no chem between the lead and…
Extremely popular. The webtoon was well-known to begin with and the great start that this drama had, attracted a huge amount of viewers. But I guess, they were disappointed too considering that IC wasn’t even nominated in the Best Drama category at this year’s Baeksang Arts Awards despite its mainstream popularity,
I'm really not happy that Han Se Joo forgives that cat-throwing jerk Baek Tae Min! Why? WHY?!! Why leave him alone…
I guess you can tell he still treasures the years he spent with Baek Tae Min as his brother/close friend. He was his only friend in that turbulent part of his life and he knew deep down that Tae Min has a good side. That’s why he’s willing to save him from totally ruining his chances for redemption.
Besides, we all saw how Han Se Ju deals with pain. After acknowledging it, he simply moves on and forgives the people who hurt him in his own way, not necessarily maintaining his relationship with them. He just knows when and how to let go and that could really explain why he’s very resilient despite all the things life had thrown at him.
Since he has completely got over with the “FATE” betrayal drama, anything related to it no longer mattered to him, making it very easy for him to part with the original draft and give it to Tae Min. He simply forgave and moved on. To me, that’s the epitome of maturity and wisdom. Something that we could all emulate.
The character of the ML is the nastiest& most unbearable hero I've ever seen. The FL is pathetic and annoying…
Their love in the 1930s grew overtime that even the characters could not pinpoint exactly where it all started. Su Hyun was already in love with Hwi Young even before she found out that he was apparently her savior. Hwi Young only acknowledged that the fondness he has for her was actually more than just being the group’s leader, when he was fearing for her life for that last mission. I guess that’s telling of how deep their love for each other was, albeit they could not express it outwardly. It was planted and beautifully bloomed in their hearts for years without anyone knowing.
And I agree on Im So Jung looking older than Yoo Ah In. Sometimes, she can no longer hide her real age.
They healed separately and met again a season later, this time in Busan Station. And that’s where their real relationship started,
Besides, we all saw how Han Se Ju deals with pain. After acknowledging it, he simply moves on and forgives the people who hurt him in his own way, not necessarily maintaining his relationship with them. He just knows when and how to let go and that could really explain why he’s very resilient despite all the things life had thrown at him.
Since he has completely got over with the “FATE” betrayal drama, anything related to it no longer mattered to him, making it very easy for him to part with the original draft and give it to Tae Min. He simply forgave and moved on. To me, that’s the epitome of maturity and wisdom. Something that we could all emulate.