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This episode felt so contrived. I understand how it wants to pull at the heartstrings regarding the various mother and cild relationships the dialogue comes across as stilted. I am having difficulty getting attached to this drama

this this this - PLUS I couldn't stand that her friends didn't pick up the cues that she wasn't interested and kept giving him personal information. Did he have some magical power to control women? super disturbing.

I hear you. I used to check a website called "doesthedogdie" before watching certain movies or shows because I can't handle things like that.

I think it is because it is a show within a show. She explores South Korea for other people - which wink wink - is us, taking us on a journey of beautiful sights, unique food, customs, crafts to explore and savor. Within that show of a show, they embed a feel good story. It might not be your cup of tea, but I love the healing relaxing tone and so refreshing after so many dramas of vengeance, angst, etc. A nice, comforting little drama.

This is a very heartwarming episode

Its message is sort of directed at the situation in the US, where politicians who are beholden to the gun lobby insist that selling more guns is essential for people to feel safe from others who have guns, which isn’t true. If anything the violence is escalating. Now people with a grudge perpetrate mass murder almost every day. Plus more suicides and domestic violence killing as well. This was an uncomfortable watch in that the infamous Columbine school shooting was perpetrated by schoolboys who felt belt like outcasts, possibly bullied. What this series gets right is the allure of vengeance when justice is denied. The feeling of being empowered. They also show that vengeance comes with a high cost and ruination of the victim and society. The scourge of guns is not anything I wish on any country. It is so darn depressing and discouraging. Not my favorite genre, a tough uncomfortable watch but I was appreciative of the character of the ML whose choices were consistent To the end

This drama has a lot of push pull for me - the mom can be really irritating, then as if to know my distate level for that character is high, suddenly the back story, the suffering, acts of kindness kick in. I just find her too intense and physical - the ML is such a pushover, as the FL acts in an assumptive manner. Yeah I get being on her own and being in a man's job is really tough, so I sympathize with that. I do like that the 2nd ML (son) is coaxing out better behavior and getting the 2nd FL out of her shell. Do any of you sense there will be a big reveal as to the identity of the ML ex, as they made it a point not to show the face of the ex wife as she left her son and husband at the airport?

I like this drama. It has a retro feel about it and a free flow travel show feel, but enchanted by the location shots, the warmth and charm of the FL and supporting cast. It almost feels autobiographical or like a documentary on having no buget but a passion to move fotward with their project. The end of Episode 3 felt like the recaps of memorable moments when a show ends, so I guess that is in reality what we can look forward to. What a surprise to have them singing together. It’s sort of the little show that could but I am here for the ride and an interesting alternative to the slick, high budget but high stress dramas I have seen of late

Sometimes Hulu cuts off before they have a chance to show.

interesting theory - the hostility may explain why Kate in America won't go in person.

The bracelet intriques me as she learns more about it with her travels. I wonder if she goes to other places and there will be other objects that prompt discovery and conversation.

The same goes for giving perfect marks for episodes not aired yet

what is really annoying is when I checked on other dramas with low on air scores, people were giving low marks to episodes that had not even aired yet!

What a finale. I am so happy. So much negativity here was distressing me but whatever. I was crying, smiling, laughing, and repeat. What a ride. What great casting and a charming lead couple. This drama was about the power of love

I was touched by the pathos of this episode - of the desire of Bongsu to stay alive experiencing things as a young person. The first kiss - what a scene. Others are upset but I am still loving this drama, and can't wait to see how it ends tomorrow.

The goal is to find out what caused his spirit to not crossover. We do get to see that while inhabiting Geongu”s body he experiences life as a teenager that he never got to know. The joy of friends, having a lollipop, and wanting a first kiss. So we build empathy for the evil spirit. I think he will be persuaded to crossover and Gyeonu returns to his body. Within this episode were a lot of redemptive arcs and sacrifice, I am hoping for a satisfying and happy ending

Interesting twist with the fate of so many intertwined and at stake. I have a dreadful feeling that some perish and some live, but who? I am on pins and needles on how this works out. Can't wait for tomorrow's episode and how they set up for the finale next week

How is having the offspring attending law school a scandal? Nn proof given of issues such as problems such as inferior grades. Plus don’t people have to pass an exam to become a lawyer. All accusation and no proof. The online bullying in these dramas is intense. Is working in the family business considered the morally superior choice? I would think then the offspring would be considered having an advantage due to nepotism. You can’t win. Why even have kids and subject them to this harsh judgement

I think that counters the message of the last 15 minutes. I remember at grief counseling, the problem people encountered focusing on the death, instead of the warm memories prior. Also it was her wish for people to focus on love, and to carry on the best they could - to live well. There are lots of movies and dramas that show the tragedy of the final moments. I thought what set this drama apart was not doing what was expected, but move beyond final moments to focus on how those of us left behind live on. Just me, but as a widow, the message was very powerful for me.

Sometimes the universe unfolds in remarkable ways. I finished the final episode close to the time late morning 12 years ago today when my husband passed away after a 7 year battle with cancer. It was if the last 15 minutes of the episode was a hello and encouragement from him. Love endures everything