Bi_Myself

It's very good

I didn't say that she had to support the woman. My problem is that they had a pre-election race between the two women to produce just one female candidate.
But having watched the entire thing, i understand it as pitting the two other strongest candidates against each other.

I skipped this drama while it was airing because I thought I wouldn't like it(the poster had the same vibes as Eve which I didn't really like), but I decided to give it a try and was pleasantly surprised. It wasn't like the usual Kdrama more of a Kmovie, if you ask me, but it was enjoyable from the beginning to the end.

I know this drama is not very different from other political kdramas other than being centered around female characters, but the execution and the characters make this a solid 9/10 drama. (But I love it so much that I'll give it a 10)
Oh Kyung Sook is such a fierce and great character that you have no choice but to root for her, and she and Hwang Do Hee make such a powerful duo.

It's not very feminist of them to pit 2 very different women against each other in order to put forward one female candidate, but I'll let it go because it gives them a much greater chance at beating Baek Jae Min

I was enjoying the first few episodes, but it's getting real boring.
How many times does three have to fight with his team members and Zo remind you of how everybody has things to deal with.
There's so much filler and it's just the seventh episode. No proper plot and a dwindling chemistry between the leads

By jumping off a building too

When Kim So Yeon appeared, the 'Try not to say mother challenge' began and I failed woefully

I truly don't understand her guilt over Yi Seul's death. She's been cleaning up their mess for years, shouldn't she be aware that she's helped create so many more victims like Yi Seul.
How did she suddenly grow a conscience

In episode 1, why does the guy keep referring to her as 언니

They tried to pack so much complex tropes into one series just to end up saying nothing. Yes there are so many different types of love, but this series handles it so badly.
The way Misaki is always saying 'it's okay' when it's clear it's not okay.
I have no problem with Yuuki's style of loving multiple people at once, but he's trying to force other people to choose that style of love. Polyamory is normal but so is monogamy, and he should accept and understand it.

People complaining about how unrealistic a series about Aliens is the only thing that's unrealistic

Seems like we'll be getting On Hajoon's Revenge

I've never seen this much death from natural causes in an historical drama before

And so what?
If you can't handle the heat get out of the kitchen. If you can't do gay intimacy, don't take gay roles

For where?
The ratings aren't going to get anywhere near Semantic Error's.
I loved this series so much but they could've just ended it with episode 6

This could've been great. I'm appalled by the waste of potential

I knew something bad was going to happen with the way they kept focusing on the beautiful violence of the ocean, (and I've seen spoilers from the movie) but the last 2 minutes still left my heart shattered

This series is everything it claims to be and more.
The shots of the ocean were so beautiful yet terrifying and ominous.

If a character is going to have awful, uncomfortable-looking same sex kisses in a series, maybe don't also have him do great heterosexual kisses in the same series.
Actors need to realise that you don't have to be comfortable kissing someone of the same Sex to be an ally, and if they aren't they should stay away from gay roles