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It’s an unpopular opinion, but I actually like Lee Eun Oh/Yoon Sun Ah, and I feel like in her situation I might make similar decisions out of anxiety, she doesn’t seem like an anxious person, but I’m sure she has her reasons, so I can’t help but sympathize with her

This drama is really nice, btw, Run On (the best of all ) and Lovestruck in the City are the airing dramas I look forward the most during the week, and I’m also watching The Uncanny Counter, True Beauty and Mr Queen

I didn’t like that neither, not the whole episode, but the ending of the episode was certainly not what I expected, seeing how that barrier makes them weak, the moment they got them up, should be the moment the villain would be gone, so the writers did the barrier too early and they gave a lame reason (a kid!) to stop them from winning, and that was frustrating

I think it will get draggy if they keep the same villain and the same motivation for the next season, so I expect them to start introducing the next storyline in the last episodes to keep people interested

But the job is supposed to be done quickly, and let’s be honest, if the writer can’t keep the story going for three episodes after finishing the strong evil spirit, how can they even make a season 2?

I thought it was open to interpretation actually, we never see her getting released, but her image appears after another “coach conference” real quick, and I thought it was like saying there are other people like her, I didn’t see it like she was released

It was the coach who killed her and her dad finds out she’s his daughter in ep. 17

Exactly, it’s getting quite annoying already, I wonder how many good dramas these people are losing for these thoughts, Mr. Sunshine, My Mister, Dear My Friends, Stranger... their loss anyway

Exactly! Woo Joo’s love for her was quite random, their first interaction was he giving her the bird doll pendant that she dropped and she rudely ignoring him right after with no “thank you” and then he started following her around for no reason

Again, you’re making up information, only The Heirs outperformed, Pinocchio didn’t do as well as you might imagine

No honey, I watch whatever I want, Lolita is indeed illegal and this is not Lolita, so do not complain, that’s not weird and not a romance, you seem to be quite stubborn and reactive too, so I think that’s all I can say to you, stick to irrational opinions as much as you want

I’ve just started the drama, but I already hate her brother, he’s the worst really, imagine having a bully at home, poor girl

Kang Joon Sang is really funny indeed, he couldn’t care less about Hye Na’s death, he didn’t even go to the funeral, but now that he knows she’s his daughter he’s throwing a fit everywhere about everything as if it changes something

She dies in the end of ep 14 and Yeh Suh becomes school president, Han Seo Jin finds an information to make Hye Na give up the election

Doctors did well, it never had less than 11% in viewership (which was in the first episode) and it increased throughout the episodes reaching 20% at times, so it did great. Alhambra is a cable drama so the viewership is naturally lower, but the lowest was 6.8%, but it reached 10%, which is excellent for cable dramas, 4% would already be great.

Both were popular here in MDL too, so I do think you're confusing your opinion with the facts, the fact is it wasn't a flop, the opinion is you didn't like.

+ You guys should stop judging actors by their ages, it's not like it's a Lolita type of drama, this one isn't even a romance, PSH is 30, and they aren't that old. the older one of these is 40 (Jo Seung Woo) and, again, it's not even a romance.

If the drama is a flop, then it is, but we'll know it after it airs, stop hating on a drama that's not even airing and using nonsense to base that argument

I actually like that the drama airs on Tuesdays and Fridays, I feel like I’m waiting less having less time between the episodes

By flop you mean that you don't like? Her previous dramas (Doctors and Memories of Alhambra) did pretty well, I don't know how to measure movies' success, but #Alive apparently did well in Netflix too, so I wouldn't call them a flop

I actually don’t like Hye Na at all, she’s quite annoying, she goes around provoking everyone, she’s quite rude in random moments and she didn’t really prove herself a nice person in any scene (taking care of her mother doesn’t count, it’s her mother), she’s just like Yeh Suh in my eyes, so I couldn’t care less if she dies, but everyone here is very unlikable to say the truth, I only like the twins, their mother and Woo Joo’s family, and I don’t hate Han Seo Jin, even though not all of her actions are ok, I understand where she’s coming from and why she acts the way she does, it’s not like she’s appreciated by her family and everyone who knows her background would look down on her, she’s just trying to keep her status and help her daughter succeed, because she knows what it’s like when you don’t

She did say that in the car, but I don’t know if she was sincere or just saying

I’m loving this drama so much, I already feel like rewatching the past episodes and I never rewatch anything, I hope it keeps that way, because it can easily come to my top 5 dramas if it does

2 episodes in and I am dropping. I mean, I will never like the main character, how awful can you be to destroy someone’s business because he is going to marry your ex-girlfriend? Blame on the girl, and even if he did that to her, it would be too much, I’m scared to death, imagine dating someone like that in your life, the drama is not boring, but I’m not down to any outcome that doesn’t involve him failing in life and being unhappy for what he did to that poor guy who ended up not being his ex-girlfriend’s husband

Edit: I forgot to say, but I don’t give a fuck if he regretted it, what’s done can’t be undone, and that was simply too much