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He called his sister a doberman and said the same thing like they did about him on MPD. He was called a doberman because when they bite you they won't let you go.

I mean, when the ML is jumping from a wind turbine and flying in air etc, you can't expect anything else but crazy things.🤣 I think the story is properly written for a pure comedy. This is basically like Boyoung's "Strong Girl" drama without the crime.

Did anyone notice Ahn Bo Hyun's "Military Prosecutor Doberman" easter egg? That was funny. 😂 I'm pretty sure there was another reference to a different show, but I'm not sure.

Okay, I'm done with this after 3 episodes. This is batshit crazy and makes no sense. This isn't a fantasy or a romcom, I expect realism, and there's none.

What the hell is this writing? Is this some fantasy? So many stupid things have happened already and it's only 2 episodes.

I'm sure he's going to be angry at him, but I can't see him being angry for long, let alone siding with his so called mother. That would make no sense based on his character.

Exactly. I think they wanted to use this as a plot device, and then forgot it doesn't make sense later on.😂 To be fair, if this is the only problem I'm okay.

First of all: IF YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT THE PLOT, USE THE SPOILER FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!!! So many of you don't use it, and you're spoiling the story.

Anyway...

This drama is CRAZY in multiple ways, but it's really entertaining. 🤣

The main story is going well so far, ML and FL are funny together, and unlike most people I don't dislike the kids either, not even the girl. They're just typical dumb kids. Nothing serious. The romance between the ML and FL is interesting and fun, but I'm not sure about this 2 year nonsense. It's obvious they can't stick to the plan, so I hope they won't drag this out too long.

As for the other main plot, it was predictable, I knew she came back for something else. But if they do something ridiculous with this plot, I'm gonna drop it faster than Speedy Gonzales.

BTW, isn't it weird that ML and his nephew have lived in this city for years but no one knows the guy is a CEO? Or is it just weird to me only?

Like I said, what you're saying never happened. SML never showed any sign of love towards her. He's only there for his sister and because of FL's parents.

They said they can't date, they never said they were never gonna meet for 2 years. Did you pay attention? Drinking a coffee is not a date, and she was asking him about the other guy, because the other teacher asked her to do it.

Use spoiler for the love of god.

That's not what happened, she's not trying to fix his family.😂 She didn't force him to do anyhting just stated her opinion. There's nothing wrong with that. Not to mention, she has a point. Doesn't matter how shit his mom is, he has the right to know the facts, and he's not a little boy anymore.

Taking your loved ones' side is just blind love, you're not helping anyone. It's just a Disney princess movie, basically, where everything gets solved by magic.

Don't judge things based on teasers. That's why I usually don't watch the teaser for the next episode.

I'm almost 100% sure the kid knows what's up, he's not stupid, he's just curious about his mom, and knows exactly what she's up to. There's no way in hell he's gonna believe that his uncle is the bad guy. He might get upset and angry, and that's 100% understandable, but that's all. If they do something like you said, I will drop this show in a heartbeat.

You're overthinking this big time. FL didn't do anything bad with the SML, she was in shock, what did you expect her to do in a situation like that? It's not like they were about to kiss or something. 🤣

Him being there wasn't unnecessary, he helped to save her. Without him, she would get hurt. It's not a love triangle btw, he's only there because of her parents, that's all.

The 1st episode was way too over the top and overdramatic for no reason, not to mention the camera shaking. Some parts didn't even make sense, like how the hell a convict who just got out of prison can sit in a room full of kids in a law school? Not to mention the judge who sentenced him. This could never happen in real life. The police should've gotten him before he entered the room, because he was wearing an ankle monitor.

I'll give this 2 more episodes, but so far, it's not impressing and as usual the police feels like a bunch of 5 year olds who are roleplaying. That last scene with the shoes was nonsense.

I don't think "Doona" is something that would make you cry tbh. It's just as realistic as this one. It's also a bit more complex because the time jumps and time periods can be confusing for many if they don't pay attention.😅 They don't spell out which year it is, you have to find the clues. "Doona" has way more tiny details than "Surely Tomorrow". That's why many people still don't know if it was a happy, sad or open ending.

If you don't want to cry your eyes out, I don't recommend the only drama I rate 10/10, "When Life Gives You Tangerines," even though it is pretty much perfect.

I don't think that's related only to Asian dramas. We can say the same about any other shows and movies.

I don't have a problem with brain-off, pure fun movies or shows. I love them too. I don't expect too much, only a consistent script. Being critical is literally my job, so even if it's just a light romcom, I want a good story, not just a cute romance with some kissing scenes. There are a LOT of "feelgood" and "slice-of-life" romcoms in my list that I loved, and many of them didn't have hardcore stories, but I do think, every show or movie has to offer something special to stand out a bit.

This one isn't anything special, but the script was well-written, more mature and realistic. So, technically it's not a typical romcom Kdrama. Like I said, 7/10 is not a bad score, only Kdrama fans think below 8.0 is a bad rating. But I do think not only this one, but many other dramas are underrated, because these can offer something different, not the same old stuff.

To be honest, "Doona!" is also one of my fave Kdramas and it has a 7.7 rating. Also, not a bad rating, but many people didn't like it, because of the writing and the more mature and realistic vibe.

I don't care about what other people like, but if they only love typical romcoms, they shouldn't watch more complex, mature and realistic dramas, so later they can blame the crew for not spelling out everything for them and making the same romcoms. These people always call these shows "boring". Now, that's something I can't tolerate.

It's easy to tell if someone understood the story or not. Like it or not, it doesn't matter.

She visited multiple doctors, but as she said, they sent back to a neurologist or where, because no one knew anything about her past. They thought she had a problem only because of the accident.

Dorami kissed Hiro, not Muhee.

The conflict in Canada was very realistic imo, because neither of them are someone who speak openly about their feelings. If you watched it with ENGLISH CC I get it, because that's the English transcript, the original ENGLISH sub is much better.

They basically changed personalities, because Muhee thought he's with the other woman, so she didn't want to say anything. Meanwhile, Hojin was the opposite.

Not true. A LOT of weekly drama didn't enter the TOP10, not every week. We can say the same about Netflix original dramas too. There's a LOT of Asian dramas that flopped on Netflix, weekly or not.

Why are people acting as if MDL wants to trash their fave show when this article is about multiple dramas?

No offense, but ANYONE can write articles for MDL, so if you want to trash another Kdrama because I'm sure you're salty, you can do it.

I don't give a damn about ratings at all my friend. I only care about quality. If I only cared about ratings, I would watch 5-10 shows every year at max.

Here you can see all the data for the Weekly Netflix TOP10, go write about the flops. I'm pretty sure you care about this more than me. 😂

https://www.netflix.com/tudum/top10/tv