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It isn't complete yet so more or less open ending. I was excited when I saw the finale. Definitely wouldn't classify it as sad. Rather it was a cliffhanger.

Now that AoS part 1 is over, what is everyone watching?

Besides PTJP, what else is everyone watching on Mondays and Tuesdays. My days are a bit bare.

That would be lovely. I didn't realise this will have a second season at the time of writing my original comment. I love the crime solving aspect to the story too. Hope he starts this new role towards the end of the series at least even though it has been introduced. I'm eager to see him adopt another way of healing officially.

Oh I see. I still hope he delves into it a bit more.

Other than a couple of cases, the psychiatry aspect is really lacking. They could have just called him the Joseon doctor. Also, everyone knows he's not Poong now. I do like the show and am enjoying it but I have to question the rationale behind the title.

Finally this show got me excited with the twists and misdirections of episode 9. I don't know why I wasn't fully feeling it before but glad I have continued.

Finally a show where the cops don't just blindly arrest a suspect and torture them to confess but actually investigate the case and search for the evidence! I was just so fed up of seeing this mindless attitude in so many shows!

The first episode was nice but a little slow, ending on a high note of mystery. The second picks the pace. It's a light show. I didn't find it hilarious but it's early to judge its comedy. The characters are not played over the top so some might find them dull but I'm enjoying it. You can give it a go or wait for a couple more episodes to let the mystery build up in the series so you can enjoy it better.

I like the laid back feel of the show. Improved from the 1st episode too. No over the top acting. Both leads are fun but serious as in they act like adults. I just didn't understand one thing. What made Sun Woo turn the car around and get SeRa (while in front of the actress's house)?

Exactly. Haha.

Sometimes it's best not to mess with a good thing. Though I would like to see them explore what a romantic relationship with an autistic person would be like if they do decide to proceed.

Yes, same, unless the end is mind blowing which I don't see happening. You'll have a fairly good idea of the circumstances by episode 9 if that helps you continue.

I really loved the sand painting opening segment. That was beautiful.

A bit of a slow start but it looks promising. Gives me a little bit of 'From Now On, Showtime!' feel to it.

Others might be enjoying it and yes the mystery element is good but it feels like everyone is just running about without getting many answers. I might just be tired of watching slow shows that have all been released around the same time so I dislike the pacing. 9th episode end has a good twist but it made me feel even more frustrated because it turns everyone's hardwork to waste. In the end, you'll just have to judge for yourself.

Looks interesting! Glad it's 12 episodes. Not every show needs to be 16.

They ruined the action in the finale with their editing. How can you switch scenes in the middle of a fight? Disappointed.

Enjoying this show. But something bothered me. In 2 episodes patients kept asking for water but they were ignored. Very frustrating to see that especially after one was even diagnosed as having dehydration.

Ep 17 was a mess. They didn't need these added 2 episodes. Felt like they could have easily wrapped it up in 16 or perhaps less. The baby talk is not the comedic style that I enjoy. I wanted more action towards the end. Ep 18 hopefully will fulfill that desire.