Kathryn_51

I agree she won't accept his request, but I am puzzled as to how she ends up back in the office (as shown in the video preview) since he fired her. Wondering if his big laughter scene is laughing at the idea that he wanted to date her?? The K/Drma video previews seem to go out of their way to distort what actually happens on the show.
There are many scenes I would enjoy watching but my big hope is that Shin-ah eventually connects the dots and understands what a major leap this was for him. He believes she will "abandon" him (by dying) and nevertheless, took the leap to ask her out. Shin-ah knows that Go-jin lost his family, but she does not know about the two major betrayals in his life, namely Se-gi and Soo-young. This was a very, very big step for him and I hope she eventually understands this. Three days and counting down.

Very fun - you are very talented!

This appears to be a translation of Ep. 11 spoiler/preview (NOT the video) from an official KBS site, I believe.

Credit to @jungcula on Twitter

"Lee Shinah-ssi, let's go out with me!"
Before knowing about the misdiagnosis, Gojin, who saw Shinah's written will in her diary, misunderstans that she's dying, then realized that he couldn't give up his love to Shinah. Meanwhile, Segi is planning to eliminate Gojin from GoTop Edu, and Sooyoung begins to question whether Shinah is really Gojin's fiancée.

Most interesting to me is that according to this, he read Shin-ah's WILL (wondering if translation is accurate?) in the notebook, which leads to him to believe she is dying.

On a different note, I'm wondering if Se-gi is working with Soo-youngs' father to take over GoTop.

That music - "Dive Into You" - is in my dreams; I wake up with it in my head! Mainly because it was featured heavily in Business Proposal, I discovered. Never paid attention to background music in TV shows before but started researching due to this show. absolutely agree with you.

I checked the dates for Snowdrop. Last episode durinning initial release was Jan 30th (2022) and it began streaming on Disney+ (and Hotstar?) on Feb. 9th - this is according to Wikipedia. I'm hoping that with an end date of April 26th in Asia, it will be released in early May in the US. Crossing my fingers. :-)

Thank you. Over the weekend, I located a source with no ads - but am not sure how long it will remain available. I re-watched Eps 1-4 and 9/10 (and took lots of notes) but need to watch 5-8 in proper sequence. Your episode/time info will be a big help.

I rewatched last night and realized that there were two separate dynamics going on. First, Go-jin clearly dealing with abandonment AND betrayal (se-gi! How could you!?). Second, and almost as important, the roller-coaster he put Shin-ah through as he would see-saw back and forth from caring/protecting her and then hurting her. Examples: telling her she has a choice between taking his hand or being carried into the building - and then, in the elevator, tells her to leave early.. . . and clean up the mess in his bedroom. (!!). Treating her nicely after the special presentations (he took the box!) - and then about to ask her out to dinner and disappoints her (drat you, Soo-young). Officially asking her out to a nice dinner (she was so happy) and then firing her!. He may be ready to take a leap - but I don't think she's going to risk it. No date in Ep 11. :-(

A couple of questions that I hope someone can answer and I don't believe these are "spoilers", so will not tag. As background, I originally watched the early episodes out-of-sequence as I searched through internet to watch the show (because I was bored with Business Proposal). Plus, watching was constant pop-up ads every 2-3 minutes so everything is jumbled in my head and I am trying to locate these two scenes:

1. Which episode (or, which "scene") did the yellow notebook first appear? I believe I remember seeing her write in it at least once, and my impression was that she was listing the things she wanted to do before she died.

2. Which episode did the "stalker" board with photos of Go-Jin appear? The stalker was pinning up a new photo (of GoJin and Shin-Ah, I believe?). I specifically remember that there was a photo of both GoJin and Segi together - at which point I thought this was a clue that the stalker was NOT associated with Segi.

I enjoy Crazy Love because it is half romance/half mystery and I am spending way too much time writing down clues/specific dates, etc. to figure out the mystery because I'm confidant the romance will take care of itself.

In an earlier episode, Gojin told Segi that he was the only one who knew about the peach allergy - so Gojin didn't know that Shina was also aware. He realized that Segi was testing him (as to whether he has amnesia), so he took the slice - knowing it would make him violently ill.

I re watched that episode recently -- the hit-and-run AND the hospital scenes occurred before the scene with Segi's plane about to take off for the US. Have no idea how far the vacation home is from Seoul but the sequence of scenes indicates Segi was still in Korea at time of accident.

Why I believe Baek Soo Young is a Psycho Bitch (hope this allowed on MDL). Spoilers follow.

1. 12 years ago, she was playing around with young GoJin WHEN SHE WAS ENGAGED to someone else!!
2. After seeing her father in the hospital (a completely worthless scene unless something important was reflected) she said that she didn’t feel well; her assistant appeared to understand and wanted her to go see a doctor but she said something like: “no, I know what the cure is”. [Can we say PSYCHO?!?]
3. When she first visited GoJin in hospital, her flowers were deep DARK Red.
4. Only a Psycho Bitch would insist on a dinner with GoJin’s fiancée in the same restaurant that she and GoJin enjoyed. And lie and claim it was the date of her birthday.
5. There are more examples, but from Ep 3 my first thought was – what woman keeps a dress for TWELVE years?? Answer: Psycho Bitch Woman.

The End

Why I believe Baek Soo Young is a Psycho Bitch (hope this allowed on MDL). Spoilers follow

I think SFL is mentally ill. By the end of the show, the "crazy" love is her obsession with GoJin. Or. . . . .at least that's how I am hoping it will play out, because I really don't like her - beginning with setting up that manipulative dinner date.

Agree with everything, but my heart broke hardest when he realized that Se-Gi had betrayed him. The one and only person he trusted - walked away when he was critically injured (although I still don't believe that Se-Gi has been trying to kill him or send the bloody and/or Bright Red items) . And Shin-ah was the only one who was there for him as he broke down in tears. Still trying to re-watch old episodes but after watching EP 9 (on my tiny tablet) i'm convinced former girlfriend is mentally ill - her assistant knows this and is trying to protect her. Hope I did the spoiler tag properly.

My impression of the story is: 1/2 Romantic/Comedy where the leads start out as enemies and will eventually fall in love and 1/2 mystery. The comedy is a mixture of whacky fun and dark humor (but not violent or bloody). I enjoy it more than Business Proposal and that is saying ALOT.

bloomintide and mauivevien - thank you both for suggestions. After watching episodes out-of-sequence (with ads every 5 minutes), I plan to binge and confirm my theory, namely there are TWO bad people: (1)Se-gi (trying to take over business) and (2) Green Dress Lady - the stalker. Need to review all of the scenes - in proper sequence - to confirm. Plus. . . . . what was the very, very first scene all about? Who is the shooter? What happened? After re-watching Ep 1 - I think the scene was from the future?? I LOVE this show!

cattaurus - your comments were posted on a different board (they gave you credit and said they found it on "mdl". I had no idea what "mdl" meant, but did some searching, discovered kisskh and I feel I have found my K/Drama "home". I am newcomer to K/Drama, but learning fast about "tropes". etc. Since I am in US, Disney+ doesn't include Crazy Love yet so I have spent many days/hours trying to locate/watch earlier episodes and watching out-of-sequence has been enlightening.
Now, thanks to "mdl", I learned about DramaCool site and am now watching episodes in proper order/sequence. I'm in heaven - and you were the catalyst. Thank you. (PS - also agree about your analysis of Noh Gojin, Shin-A, etc. This drama is half romance/half mystery - many twist and turns to come, I hope)

Thank-you, thank-you, thank-you. I have watched several episodes of Crazy Love on various websites, many out of sequence and frequently accounts terminated before I can re-watch. It will probably come to US in May (after show ends in Asia), but I can't wait that long to unravel this mystery!