am I the only one wondering who changed the SFL out of her clothes? she was clearly too drunk to do it herself,…
It would have helped if they had slipped in one little scene of him bringing his oversized clothes to the bathroom so that she could change after obviously vomiting all over her own clothes.
i get the doctor friend being worried about the whole thing, but she had no right to tell anyone about his private…
I think doctor will redeem herself tomorrow when they meet up at Grandmama's house.
It's also clear that while he is 100% focused on Meri, the family company - the one that his grandmother built - is in major trouble. This has been telegraphed from the beginning and is the classic stuff of kdrama break-ups at the 3/4mark.
Baek Sang Hyeon - trying to resist the chattering doctor, but he's falling for her against his will.Highlight…
I 100% agree about the comedic scenes - that's where it became obvious that he was beginning to fall for her. And then all the small little things he did for the next morning! Chef's kiss.
I posted earlier that they were more entertaining than the un[non]relationship main couple.
I love Jung So Min. First time with Choi Woo Shik and like him. But today's episode - and their un[non]relationship was a very predictable script for any Ep.7 of a 12 part rom-com. Enjoyable but nothing unique for a kdrama rom-com.
OTOH, 2nd couple was equally predictable (drunk, etc) but laugh-out-loud funny. Their scenes are the ones I will be re-watching.
The best thing about Eps. 9/10 is that BAek Hye Ji was in a coma.
Scenes with the mansion staff are amusing. Attorney Lee Don is still my favorite character. I don't feel any chemistry between the two leads or second couple. So 15 minutes in each episode is entertaining. At the end of Queen of Tears, the evil step-mother (spoiler) was hauled off to prison and got royally thrashed by inmates - it was better than simply dying so hope we see the same for Ga Seon Yeong.
Who is "mc"???The only so-called "villain" is Ha Tae Su and he's an incompetent/cartoonish villain…
He's the "hero" - but he takes high, unusual risks. He battles with his brains, not violence. I loved the show - one of my all time favorites. The battle isn't over - there's talk of a Season 2.
I haven't watched this week's episodes yet, but I read the comments and I'm just going to say Attorney Lee Don was the best character from the very beginning and apparently (reading comments) he continues to be the best. Of course, the fact that Seo Yeong Woo is a very versatile actor playing against a cast of caricatures (NOT well developed characters) makes the contrast even more obvious. it's too bad because the original premise was intriguing and the Gothic Carnival vibe drew me in.
damn! these kids are too forgiving of their fuck ass parents and the parents are too shameless. it's always the…
Seo Ji-hoon fan here as well - the only reason I even bothered to watch a "melodrama". I was scanning his ig page the other day and it included some photos from My Youth. One of them was in a VERY nice office, so apparently we were cheated out some scenes of his work life. actually, we were cheated out of alot - no explanation for his missing father; no explanation of why he had a sad upbringing (he looked pretty happy in the two miniscule teen scenes with young Tae-rin).
I decide to check this because I saw that screen-writer is Park Si Hyeon. Run On was one of the rarest lead pairing…
Seo-ji-hoon is definitely King of the brooding eyes and soft wistful smile, but at least in this drama, he FINALLY had a successful love story. Rumor (no official announcement) is that he has a pivotal role in All of US Are Dead 2 which I interpret to mean that he will play a new version of a Gwi-nam type villain. Why do I think that? Coz his management company is the same as Yoo In-soo (who is serving in the military). Hope I'm wrong, but. . .
i didn't understand the ending tbh. was it a dream or reality? i have a feeling it was all a dream!
It was Je-yeon's dream or imagination. Not real. From the director:
"The final scene—Je-yeon gazing at Hae's 'presence'—is meant to blur life, memory, and dream, leaving viewers to choose. Is it recovery's glow or grief's echo? We wanted that eternal 'here and now' to mirror youth's timeless pull."
Since the scene apparently took place a month before the 2 year trial was over, one can choose to believe that he is still alive in the USA and Je-yeon is simply fantasizing about his upcoming return. Or. . . he dead.
It's also clear that while he is 100% focused on Meri, the family company - the one that his grandmother built - is in major trouble. This has been telegraphed from the beginning and is the classic stuff of kdrama break-ups at the 3/4mark.
https://x.com/SBSNOW/status/1984425162842726584
I posted earlier that they were more entertaining than the un[non]relationship main couple.
Highlight of the episode actually was when he told her off about people born on third base judging people just trying to make it to 1st base.
OTOH, 2nd couple was equally predictable (drunk, etc) but laugh-out-loud funny. Their scenes are the ones I will be re-watching.
Scenes with the mansion staff are amusing. Attorney Lee Don is still my favorite character. I don't feel any chemistry between the two leads or second couple. So 15 minutes in each episode is entertaining. At the end of Queen of Tears, the evil step-mother (spoiler) was hauled off to prison and got royally thrashed by inmates - it was better than simply dying so hope we see the same for Ga Seon Yeong.
The only so-called "villain" is Ha Tae Su and he's an incompetent/cartoonish villain throughout.
"The final scene—Je-yeon gazing at Hae's 'presence'—is meant to blur life, memory, and dream, leaving viewers to choose. Is it recovery's glow or grief's echo? We wanted that eternal 'here and now' to mirror youth's timeless pull."
Since the scene apparently took place a month before the 2 year trial was over, one can choose to believe that he is still alive in the USA and Je-yeon is simply fantasizing about his upcoming return. Or. . . he dead.
Me, I never cared one way or the other.