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On episode 09 and I remember someone writing that they tried to make Hye-Won a pitiful character and it putting it off for them, which I understand as she actively seeked attentions from a younger dude but it makes sense since she feel so entitled.

OMG, so true. Go Back Couple made me cry, particularly with one scene in episode 10 that they kept going back to in the remaining last 2 episodes.

The person didn't watch much of the show, probably like 5 to 6 episodes of it.

On episode 2 and she's giving a PS5 a shower, nah she ain't worth it bro.

I'm on episode 1 and there's a lengthy flashback scene taking place and the issue I have with it is why are they using 40-something year olds to portray high school kids and university students in their 20s, it is jarring to say the least. Regardless, I will persevere as the comments below are somewhat raving about the show.

I actually haven't watched many noona romances myself but I heard from my sister that "Encounter" is a really good one.

Watch the first season, far better season.

I was watching episode 05 and at around the 33:47 time mark, the song used in the Netflix version is completely different and does not fit the scene at all, as it's meant to be the ballerina's "Step-Up/Save the Last Dance." moment (ballet+hip hop mix).

Why can't Netflix just use the original version with the original songs? Is it that hard to get a license for the music?

She kinda reminds me of the Sky Castle lady (the "Tutor").

Certainly not lol

I just finished this myself. The only thing that's kinda annoying is that I recently downloaded this and then found out after watching the first episode that it was added to Netflix UK recently, so then opted to watch this on Netflix instead.

I was fully expecting this to be a full-blown noona romance but I got something entirely different, I would say the romance aspect of this show is around 10 to 20% and the rest of the show is office politics.

Overall, I really liked the show but there were definitely some parts that felt were being dragged. The finale of the show was a genuine treat to watch and I gave it a 8.5/10.

Unfortunately it has left Netflix, I was a little too busy this week to watch anything but now that I'm free it's been removed. Instead I started watching "Search: WWW", I guess I'll either wait for it to re-join Netflix or find it somewhere.

Unfortunately it has left Netflix, I was a little too busy this week to watch anything but now that I'm free it's been removed. Instead I started watching "Search: WWW", I guess I'll either wait for it to re-join Netflix or find it somewhere.

I've only seen 5 episodes, finding it a little hard to watch as I don't think there is any chemistry between the leads.

Just watching the trailer, is making me cry.

How far have you got up to? It took me almost 2 hours just to watch an episode, paused it in the middle because I got bored. On episode 5 right now and it is a slog to get through because the FL is not interesting.

I think this was like the 3rd K-drama I watched after Full House and Goong back in 2007. I never finished off the Japanese version.

It doesn't look like he's in love with her when they just got married at the end of episode 4, seems more like he just wants to protect her and cares for at this point but not love. The way things got to that point, kinda threw me off but I feel like that he will go back in time again or they both will, not sure.

I'm wondering if the other "time-traveler" is her father as he mentioned he had a daughter and she went on to have 2 to 3 children.

Judging from the comments, this looks like a must match and it's leaving Netflix soon, so I think I will give this a go.

I thoroughly enjoyed it, was very light compared to the few dramas that I had seen recently such as Mouse and Flower of Evil.

It was a "noona-romance" that wasn't a noona-romance, the noona romance aspect probably featured in like only 2 episodes.

Gave it a 9/10, not sure what to watch next.