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Watch episode 10. It was the funniest so far.

Greip = Grape = a fruit
Apple = a fruit

I don't think a Google is a fruit! 😂

😂 I watched ep 1 - 3 on silent (earphones not available at the time), so I had been pronouncing Greip in my head as "Gripe" - probably because I subconsciously saw it as a German word for some reason.

I've just watched episode 4 with my earphones in, and heard the pronunciation... Grape! 😂😂 That explains the roll-neck black top and the whole presentation style when FL worked there. I like spotting the laptops with pineapple logos on them which appear in many dramas. Now, which fruit will the next drama software company be named after?

Yep. I was just thinking that I don't really ever consider the age of the characters or actors in a drama. I just watch and enjoy the plot. If an age difference is mentioned in the plot, I will notice, but otherwise I usually have no idea how old any of the characters are.

Yes, the toast being eaten delicately with a knife and fork made me laugh.

That is a sensible way to watch a drama. Don't give up after the first episode, because it is usually just setting the scene and introducing all the characters. The second episode is often where the real story begins. 👍

It's all very subjective, isn't it. The same actor/drama will seem boring to one person, but fascinating to another. I loved Eun Ji in Trot Lovers, but so many people hated it. 🤷🏼‍♀️ I hope this new drama pleases a lot of people. I definitely intend to watch it when it's released.

I agree that not every drama needs a childhood connection, butthe "first love" trope is needed in this one, or there is no reason for him to fixate on the doctor.

Good! If you'd said, "these parents are my role models" it would be worrying! 😂

After two episodes, I'm impressed. I often laugh aloud at dramas, but they never make me cry. This one made me laugh in some places, but it also made me cry actual tears in both episodes. Well done to cast, crew and writers for managing to fit humour and interesting ethical dilemmas into the same show.

I think that's the whole point. Removing every bad memory *sounds* like a great idea at first, but there will be consequences.

That's definitely the point the drama is trying to make. He felt so hopeless in every part of his life that the "first love" was his final little spark of hope that he clung onto to survive, but that's not healthy, so I'm looking forward to how the drama manages to show us how he and his brother get past this in future without everything going badly wrong. So far, it seems a fairly well thought out plot, so I'm hopeful.

😂 😂 😂 Every time. you thought the montage was finished and there were no more places for him to gaze miserably at... there he was again, moping around another place. 😂

That's the funniest bit. They all just say SIL so naturally and neither ML or FL correct them, and all the mobsters treat her like their big sister/mum. ❤️

I agree. He knew her first as the older version and hopefully that's how he'll always view her. He's protective of this friendly auntie who helps and comforts him

Have you watched Reset, and 19th Floor? Both c-dramas that have really interesting plot. Reset is a very clever thriller/time travel. 19th floor is a fantasy mystery based on vidtual reality games.

I'd also recommend the k-drama Memories of the Alhambra.

Watch Imitation, Let Me Be Your Knight, and May I Help You. The first two of those have great music in them too. 😊

Every time there was a scene in episodes 5/6 with FL standing behind the bar, wearing her white work shirt, it reminded me of the Manet painting, A Bar at the Folies Bergere.

and when she went outside again it was dark! 😂