I like Sung Joon but I feel like he's way too young for the role he's playing? I mean... is he some sort of genius…
Marooya, dear, I swear I'm not trying to get on your nerves yet here we are again and we can't seem to agree again. OTL
The thing is, those professionals aren't super humans and they can have their own issues. I don't understand your point. Does your doctor claims they're sick? Or your dentist shares his cavities problem? '-' She was just being a hypocrite, should she tell her patients about her condition? Why? So they wouldn't trust her as a doctor? That just doesn't happen. I don't see how Hyojin's character's skinship related issues was a bigger threat to her life than the childhood trauma the lead has in this show. In Korea, people are usually distanced when it comes to skinship and her problem was merely related to sex. Anything else was okay. And she was not in denial? She would attend her sessions regularly and her sunbae knew about it. So, from that point of view of yours, the one in denial here would be Sungjoon's character instead since he's not (apparently, of course) seeking help to solve it and his trauma seems to have a bigger consequence in his life when comparing both.
Well, I'm a 91' and I have my diploma but that's it. Someone starts in college around 18? And then it's at least 4 years for a Bachelor's degree and then there's residence, PHD and master's. How long that would take him? At least 2 more years? So okay, let's say he got all that by the age of 24. Brilliant enough. The degree isn't the problem here. Experience is. In two years he's become a 5-star professional? That's not possible unless he's a born genius without any personal issues himself. I'd understand if he was great, alright. But all those international prizes? The next step is adding the easter bunny to the plot. Society doesn't take well recently graduated professionals of any kind so that's just a big nope.
Oh, and about him falling in love too fast, most things were done out of mere obsession for his research, yes. That thing about pinning her to a wall too. After her ex-husband showed up, however, he was disarmed by the situation, his eyes changed and he started being nice (when he's usually rude af even to his patients and God knows that's also no behavior for such a professional); That thought of his "It's not because I want to, it's because of the experiment" is him trying to fool himself. He's already moved and being jealous when he shouted at JiHo "Don't you dare doing that." It was something he didn't realize but it was quite obvious that was unconscious jealousy. That wasn't the first time either. And I haven't even watched episode 4 so... that's damn fast to me.
Well, that last part doesn't bother me a lot since this is a romantic comedy after all but I just wish he would take longer since he's the "lord of psychologists of all times who's never even liked anyone before", you know? But suddenly she's crying and he's melting inside already.
YaaaaaaaaaY this makes all the hard work REALLY worthwhile :D Special messages from Han Ye Seul and Sung Joon…
Aw, this is so nice! *-* I wish all of them would send messages to us, dedicated QCs. If I got a message from Woobin for his upcoming show I'd completely fr... nope. I'll die. Yep. x_x'
I'm a bit late on commenting so I can hardly recall much I'd like to say (though I don't think there is much to be said this time since episodes 13 and 14 were great) but I have a few questions.
1) Is Alzheirmer's hereditary? I don't think it is.
2) But even if we can say it is, how come a guy in his twenties develop it so quickly?
All I know at this point is that if Dong Ho freaking dies and Jinwoo gets magically healed for the sake of the happy ending in a romance without a single spark I just might swim my way to Korea and butcher the writers.
I like Sung Joon but I feel like he's way too young for the role he's playing? I mean... is he some sort of genius that started college around 12 years old? And if he is, how come he gets so easily disarmed by your regular con artist and her abilities with reading people? How can he be worldwide famous and have as many awards as he does and all that money already? Perhaps the character's age is alright but that doesn't seem to fit his image and bothers me a little but I'm really enjoying this drama. Nonetheless, I think he's changing his mind way too fast as well. He has everything in hands, it's the top research of his career, love is nothing but a chemical reaction and yet... there he goes, falling way too fast like usual.
Also, of course he had to have a childhood trauma, right? Isn't treatment mandatory for Psychologists? (And I won't even mention his superpowers ridding people of their illnesses in a matter of days.) At least that much I saw in IOTL but it's getting fully ignored here. I hope the writers don't stab my expectations over and over again on this one. This started out great but is downgrading pretty fast into a pool of clichés. Still entertaining though, gotta admit. XD But I'm currently in it for Yoorim and Jiho. *begins to polish ship* =u=
Many questions pop up in my head while watching this show but the couple ones that keep ringing are 1) What am…
If it is they're in trouble because my expectations were spoiled by HP and are way too high. XD No idea which mambo jambo they're working on us, but fasten your seat belts, friends! "Sheet" is about to get real. u-u (Hopefully...)
Many questions pop up in my head while watching this show but the couple ones that keep ringing are 1) What am…
Oh my God, how could you bring Harry Potter into this? @_@' I'm a proud fan to death. I accept the comparison to Twilight though. HAHAHAHAHA There's something about Moorim that keeps us coming back. It's different and perhpaps we're hopeful it will get better? All the martial arts like dancing turns me off tho. :c
Many questions pop up in my head while watching this show but the couple ones that keep ringing are 1) What am…
I'm pretty sure I would've dropped this if it wasn't for Hyunwoo baby and Hongbin's eyesmile ft. dimples and that bromance I'm shipping because I couldn't care less about the romance. But this is a very questionable drama. I understand why Soon Duk's father doesn't want her to attend Moorim now. XD Unless they graduate into Power Rangers, I don't know where this is going.
Many questions pop up in my head while watching this show but the couple ones that keep ringing are 1) What am I watching? and 2) Why am I watching it?.
Oh, Lee Chun Hee's character in Dating Agency Cyrano! I was shipping the chef with Minyoung so hard. :/ Also, Marriage Not Dating, Angry Mom (not even sorry), BBF, FBND, KMHL (Segi... u-u), Producers and TTBY.
I only watched 3 of the above but none of them gave me SLS. CYD from Heirs was the worse case to me. There are others for sure but I can't recall now. ; w ;
I feel like car crashes and amnesia are missing from this list! Or the "let me swing you into a bear hug…
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA YES, THE SWING KILLS ME EVERYTIME! Why don't people pull? It's so simple. And why is there always a speeding car on the sidewalk? I don't get this.
Is Gender Bending considered cliché? Not yet on my side. XD But all the others... I need to write a second part on this one because I commented about this just last week on another "article".
I'm sick of poor girl/rich guy. I'd love to see the other way around, please.
The thing is, those professionals aren't super humans and they can have their own issues. I don't understand your point. Does your doctor claims they're sick? Or your dentist shares his cavities problem? '-' She was just being a hypocrite, should she tell her patients about her condition? Why? So they wouldn't trust her as a doctor? That just doesn't happen. I don't see how Hyojin's character's skinship related issues was a bigger threat to her life than the childhood trauma the lead has in this show. In Korea, people are usually distanced when it comes to skinship and her problem was merely related to sex. Anything else was okay. And she was not in denial? She would attend her sessions regularly and her sunbae knew about it. So, from that point of view of yours, the one in denial here would be Sungjoon's character instead since he's not (apparently, of course) seeking help to solve it and his trauma seems to have a bigger consequence in his life when comparing both.
Well, I'm a 91' and I have my diploma but that's it. Someone starts in college around 18? And then it's at least 4 years for a Bachelor's degree and then there's residence, PHD and master's. How long that would take him? At least 2 more years? So okay, let's say he got all that by the age of 24. Brilliant enough. The degree isn't the problem here. Experience is. In two years he's become a 5-star professional? That's not possible unless he's a born genius without any personal issues himself. I'd understand if he was great, alright. But all those international prizes? The next step is adding the easter bunny to the plot. Society doesn't take well recently graduated professionals of any kind so that's just a big nope.
Oh, and about him falling in love too fast, most things were done out of mere obsession for his research, yes. That thing about pinning her to a wall too. After her ex-husband showed up, however, he was disarmed by the situation, his eyes changed and he started being nice (when he's usually rude af even to his patients and God knows that's also no behavior for such a professional); That thought of his "It's not because I want to, it's because of the experiment" is him trying to fool himself. He's already moved and being jealous when he shouted at JiHo "Don't you dare doing that." It was something he didn't realize but it was quite obvious that was unconscious jealousy. That wasn't the first time either. And I haven't even watched episode 4 so... that's damn fast to me.
Well, that last part doesn't bother me a lot since this is a romantic comedy after all but I just wish he would take longer since he's the "lord of psychologists of all times who's never even liked anyone before", you know? But suddenly she's crying and he's melting inside already.
1) Is Alzheirmer's hereditary? I don't think it is.
2) But even if we can say it is, how come a guy in his twenties develop it so quickly?
All I know at this point is that if Dong Ho freaking dies and Jinwoo gets magically healed for the sake of the happy ending in a romance without a single spark I just might swim my way to Korea and butcher the writers.
Also, of course he had to have a childhood trauma, right? Isn't treatment mandatory for Psychologists? (And I won't even mention his superpowers ridding people of their illnesses in a matter of days.) At least that much I saw in IOTL but it's getting fully ignored here. I hope the writers don't stab my expectations over and over again on this one. This started out great but is downgrading pretty fast into a pool of clichés. Still entertaining though, gotta admit. XD But I'm currently in it for Yoorim and Jiho. *begins to polish ship* =u=
I'm sick of poor girl/rich guy. I'd love to see the other way around, please.