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I wonder if they also count all the people who watch this via us vpn

Netflix doesn't air kdramas in non-english european countries until it's finished and then they drop all episodes at once

I laughed so hard at that scene

yeah, atm my only problem about Joo Ri is why she's listed as a main character because, yes, she has done nothing (so far). I actually think she is a very relatable character at this point because she obvsly likes Kang Tea and who would like to see a person you like to get into a relationship with someone like Moon Young

Let's be honest, Go Moon Young caused a huge mess in ep 3 which would basically result in the hospital being closed, so firing her because of that incident would actually be a very logical thing to do (if it weren't a drama). Don't get the hate

Yes, the writing is truly masterly

The scenes with little Kang Tea and his mother, oh boy stabbed right into the heart. Such a tragic character, but greatly written.

Exactly the same what I think about ep 4, just waiting for things to get really messy

Usually not my cup of tea but perfect show for times like these and let's be honest: they trying to communicate by just shouting out single words in three different languages is one of the funniest parts of this show, it's freakin hilarious. I tried to learn both chinese and korean (uni and for "fun") and this just lefts me dying of laugher (because I can relate so much).
Liu's english is pretty good tho

Apart from the great acting, writing etc. can we just take a moment to admire those incredible transitions and scene building? Like ep 1 when the manager called on the phone and they were fighting in the background or the fishtank in ep 2. Don't even know if I've ever seen amazing stuff like that before