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If I understand it correctly, this drama is split in the middle for advertising purposes. If I'm not mistaken, KBS (the home station in Korea) is a public broadcasting station and they usually are required by law not to publish advertising during programmes. This is why they claim it to be 32 episodes (with half an hour each and commercials in the middle) and Netflix publishes it as 16. So when you watch it on Netflix, just mark two eps here.

I already teared up at the preview :(

This keeps getting better and better. Yong Shik is so precious <3

They saved the best for last episodes. This autumnal visit is the best so far, I am loving every minute of it.

It is developing nicely, I am loving it so far. Only one thing is irritating me and that is the shaky cam during some of the action scenes.

Very strong start, the action scenes were done so well that I had to cover my eyes when it got too intense. Great performance by LSG, I am looking forward to seeing how it's going to continue.

Excellent start, I loved the first two episodes! Kang Ha Neul shines in this role.

Blueberries = toddler crack :D

I watched past couple of episodes live in Korea during my vacation there and I am rewatching them with subtitles to get all of it, since my Korean is still quite elementary. I have to say that the show became one of my all time favourites and it is quite special to me. It got into a great groove now (they started to show mostly how the hosts play with the kids and not how they take care of the regular children related tasks) and the relationships are developing so well. I especially love how Seo Jin adores the twins and Yi Han always takes care of the younger kids. At first I did not like that some new kids come sometimes, but it makes for a nice dynamic. The episodes with the rivalry of the older boys were incredibly funny.

It was entertaining as per usual but I couldn't help to think that they are just procrastinating overall plot with these two episodes. I would enjoy them more if they were earlier in the story.
I am very intrigued by the preview, I did not expect them to portray that theme as well. Looking forward to it.

I got that :) He just seems in his head a lot, but his smiles are that more precious.

I think that he just needs a bit more time. He is excellent with the twins, though. And also, if I have the correct information, he is in real life childless (I think they all are). It is hard for older men without children of their own to relate to them. I had one uncle like that and it was challenging for him to spend time with me when I was a kid and he often came off as dry as well.

Damn, officer Min lives his thug life to the fullest!
On a serious note Lee Ji Hoon's acting was impeccable in tenth episode.

This is so pure, lovin' it so far.

This drama is a total treat and a highlight of my week!

Another pair of excellent episodes, I really enjoy the complexity that is being worked into the story. An example of it being the character of Song Sa Hee and her forming bond with the crown prince. I am excited to see what will happen next. We were also presented with another fragment of the mystery and I am very curious to see, who's son Rim actually is.

Am I the only one who thought that when Rim reached for that pancake, his sleeve was going to catch on fire? It was weirdly shot and made me laugh.

What an emotional ending! I really appreciate the depiction of female experience in a male dominated industry and the injustice that often happens, even in modern times. I felt for Hae Ryung so much a cried with her. The prince's silent support was a cherry on top. Great episode all around, I am looking forward to tomorrow's one.

I have no idea what is this beef about the main leads, that's going on here, but I have to say that the story itself is very compelling and I am rooting for the girl clerks so hard. This drama is becoming my weekly highlight.
I also love how this show does not take itself seriously and I am genuinely enjoying the mix of a fairy tale (the music is totally some fairy tale jam), serious political intrigues and a bit of a mystery. There is plenty going on here, the first three episodes hinted at it quite a bit so I am hoping that it will be interesting until the end. So far everything points to it.

The first two episodes suffered a bit with trying to build the world all at once and they were all over the place. Still, it's very promising . IU and YJG have great potential, I am genuinely looking forward to this.

Just finished watching this drama. This whole leaving thing was so out of character for Ji Ho. She argumented with the room 19 but what I perceived was a bit of a childish notion to stir up emotion within him. This was so cruel, especially when they hinted at him waiting for an optimal moment to commit suicide. Like, what the hell? Who does this? It almost offended me, their whole relationship they actually talked to each other and she didn't even have the courtesy to tell him, that she thinks he needs to do a bit of healing. She just left thinking about making an intermission and he was devastated, barely hanging on.

Pleasantly surprised again! The build up took a bit longer than I hoped but now it's excellent. It has real drive and keeps evolving. I was afraid that they were going to fill the 20 (40) episodes with fluff, but they genuinely have stuff to resolve. Good job!