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Also why did they skip the scenes where they would save someone? In the beginning, their spaceship was about to go down into the abyss and Dr. Song was hanging for her life, while the Captain was trying to catch her, and suddenly they are all on the ground with about 4 containers. I wanted to see how they were able to save themselves and even pull that out in that situation!
Moreover, when the Captain was trying to repair the comm tower, he lost consciousness. And suddenly we see him being safe in the station.
They made it dramatic with all the stuff happening, but then they skipped half of it.

agree with @dreamcatcher99, I have understood it the same way

Exactly! I did not get this part either, like they ran away from the storage and shaft because the girl killed one of their guys and the water started to multiply, but then it should stop. But I thought the plants should not cause further multiplications because they were there before too anyway and that did not happen.
Was it because Ryu Tae Suk did something on the panel in the command center which put the samples in unstable condition and the containers broke? Maybe the water spilled from the containers and when all together, it created the flood? I don't know :D

Such as was there another spaceship, the one from RX, which attacked them later to get the samples? Did they land safely on Earth? Did the captain survive? What happened to Luna, was she able to live on Earth, did they do further experiments on her or was she hiding? What happened to people and life on Earth, could they process the lunar water or it was never really used since it was dangerous? And most importantly, what happened to the poor little dog waiting for Dr. Song behind her laboratory, was someone giving him water in her stead? And so on....
Also, they had an unknown creature in the station, knowing it could rip their a**es off, but only later they started to be worried, at first they were like let's move to another part of the station and act as if it's not there.

Hmm, I have mixed feelings after watching this.
The acting and production etc. was really good, the drama was full of suspense, however there were a few plot holes and unexplained stuff leading to a lot of questions.
The drama was quite short and the episodes were not too long either, so in the end I was wondering like hey, they have 15 mins left, how much they would be able to fit into that?
The ending was a cliffhanger, is there supposed to be another season? Otherwise I would have so many questions...

after several years, I do not even remember if there was a plot or something, I remember it was quite ridiculous, gave it the score of 2 back then :D I watched it because of Ikuta Toma, but I could have saved my time for something better than this movie

You know someone is going to crash your family's car, so you are going to stab ML (but did not we see the car actually being just few seconds from the crash? did they stop to wait whether he stabbed him or not, and then they should go forward if not?) And then we see ML being stabbed, looking like dying, and suddenly fast-forward, we do not know who saved him or how, he is just happy working somewhere.
I felt like Young could feel the same feelings with someone else who would not deceive her, but was not able before as she did not trust people and did not let anyone go near.

Oh well, where to start. I'm sorry to fans of this drama, but I had a hard time finishing this. The only reason for me to not drop it was Young, since I wanted to know how she will end up (will she survive? will she see?). As for the rest, I could not really care less.
This drama did not have many likable characters for me, I quite liked Young and could understand her (and feel sorry for her), and also Song Hye Kyo did a really good job portraying her. I also liked the lawyer Jang as he was one of the very few genuine characters, being honest and really worried about Young. Others either took advantage of Young or were just bad for other reasons.
As for the ML, I seriously did not like Jo In Sung's acting throughout the drama, his portrayal of emotions did not seem natural at all. I cannot even count the amount of scenes where he had his mouth open and the lower teeth sticking out.
The guy from the high school reunion that used to like Young made a bigger impression on me even in those 2 minutes he appeared in.
I really could not like or feel sorry for the ML. The drama was full of self-justification which I could not agree with. Even if you are born poor and "abandoned like trash" which he constantly repeated, you do not have to end up being criminal or a "trash". They want us to feel that with a dramatic life story, almost everything is justified or should be understood. He had a family where people adored him for some reason (even when he gave them a lot of crap and stole from them). He spent his life stealing and lying to people, and was quite ready to abandon others as well. I could actually understand Moo Chul and his anger towards ML.
I also did not like that they deceived Young too easily, like the background paper stuff etc. was done too easily.
As for the love story, this was just weird for me, like he is supposed to be her brother, but she starts to love him? And then it's like oh, you are not my brother, you have deceived me, but well, I still love you, so let's be together. I could not root for this love.
I fast-forwarded most of the scenes in the last 3 episodes, and was not happy with the ending, which was strange.

Hmm, some of them look really interesting, but this would not help my PTW list at all :D I need to put a break to it instead LOL

I really like how she played a rich daughter really well, and in another drama she played an agent that actually worked in the field and everything (not just "hey, I'm cute" type of female agent in dramas), really a versatile actress

since they will be twin brothers both played by Ji Sung, it would be funny to see bromance between 2 Ji Sungs :D

The drama also gave another great message (besides all the stuff mentioned here) for me - when everybody was expecting Seo Ri to leave for Germany because of a great opportunity and she stayed in the end, explaining to people that she did not give it up, she just found something else that would make her happier instead, like working towards her new goal while staying with the people she loved (and Paeng-Paeng).
I was also in a similar situation before, and while some people could not understand why I possibly "gave up" something, I felt happier not choosing it.
So it's great that it says for people to choose what would make them happier, not what is expected to make them happy.

Yes, I did not understand either why the aunt acted that way, and why she would not visit her and then search for her after she woke up. Even at the end, when they were walking with her son, she seemed so cold.

Great summary :)
And yes, Se Jong's smile was soo sweet, I was smiling with him. Watching this, I totally wanted Hye Sun and Se Jong being together in real life, they were so lovable together.
They both have that type of handsomeness / prettyness that is not too flashy or does not look unreal, but they seem so likeable and cute I thought they are so great-looking :)

I have put this drama on my list on Netflix to watch it some day, but picked it up sooner because I could see it would not be available soon anymore.
It has ended up being one of my all-time favorite dramas!
This was sooo cute, funny and sad at the same time. Really a drama that made me cry and laugh with the characters. And the amount of clumsiness here :D
I believe the cast was perfect, Shin Hye Sun was simply lovable. Normally in dramas they make the characters imposing on somebody which I really do not like, but here the situation was different, and we could understand why she ended up in the house.
Her story was really sad, and her emotions believable. It was also cute how innocent she was, like she was such a great girl, not an ounce of bad in her.
I also loved how the people in the house became one family, the acting was great, you could feel they cared for each other. Hugging and stuff are not often happening even between friends etc. in most dramas, but here it happened and I was so happy, as these people needed hugs a lot.
I also loved Woo Jin and his dry humour, and how he started to care for Seo Ri gradually. And Chan was also super cute.
Haha, the No-No maid was funny too :D Always going to bed for a lively tomorrow, which was not lively based on her facial expressions :D But of course, she had a story too...
Also one of my favorite characters was Paeng, the little doggo always happy to see his family.
I also really liked that Seo Ri's emotions seemed real and believable when e.g. meeting the perpetrator etc., they did not try to make her feel ok with everything, forgiving quickly all of a sudden. She became angry and emotional and that was far more logical.
Really, if you are unsure whether to watch this or not, just GO and WATCH IT! :)

What I did not like was that towards the end, when they caught Mr. Kim, the taylor-guy, suddenly they could not investigate, going through his shop etc,, they were just hanging on whether he would say something or not. And suddenly, he is shot, the secretary Han is the bad guy (ok, I did not like him from the start so this was not unexpected), but I somehow was not sure, whether he was supposed to be the VIP, or whether it was someone Tae Ik was talking to on the phone. And why they were not searching for Tae Ik anymore all of a sudden I was not sure about either.
Also Jun Ho's death seemed to be something you just know would happen in a drama, but I did not like how it happened. He is hiding and everything, and when he sees Naguyng, he walks in the open on the street to get shot. I understand there were strong emotions between them, but if he was not shot at, he might as well have gotten hit by a car easily for how they just stood there not being careful about the surroundings at all....

The drama was really good, Park Mujin was an interesting character, greatly portrayed by Ji Jin Hee. I liked how he did not get swayed easily.
also liked the character of the agents Nagyung and Han Mo, and I was happy that a woman was really an agent actually doing something rather than acting cute.
Although the twists and military stuff were sometimes a bit too complicated to follow, I have enjoyed it overall and it made sense most of the times.
What was strange for me was that the presidential secretaries were acting at first as if they were the bosses, not the president.
But some of the staff were cute, like the secretary for the protocol or the media guy.

she was probably pushing the bike too hard :D maybe that was the exercise part :D

Not sure if I am going to watch it, but wow, they are quite bold for taking these roles as Kpop idols! LOL

or maybe not, not everyone has to like the same kinds of dramas, there are ppl who enjoy underrated dramas more while not liking the popular or higher-rated ones...