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I just finished watching it and my nose is still running and my vision is blurred from the crying. Damn that OCN they get me every time. Definitely the most powerful episode thus far. Just an emotional gut punch. Amazing.

Whoa, nice twist. This drama just kicked it into overdrive. I do think that they should just fire Larry, Moe, and Curly from the homicide division, because all they contribute is stupidity. I know this is a drama and everything is exaggerated but no amount of comic relief excuses that much gross incompetence by people you're counting on to solve the gravest of crimes.

There's a second season coming. I really like the cast and the over all I enjoyed this drama quite a bit, but I like supernatural themes quite a bit anyway. http://www.dramabeans.com/2015/03/ghost-seeing-detective-cheoyong-returns-for-a-second-season/

I totally agree. I've rolled my eyes so many times over their idiot antics. I don't know why but Korean dramas have a hard time showing the police as competent. At least on the major networks anyway. I mean, in reality they have to pass rigorous testing to even qualify for a position with the police, never mind special agencies like theirs.

I don't know if it's just me, but when I saw Shin Se Kyung on Running Man right before I watched the first episode I got a Kim So Eun vibe from her. It's even stronger now, except I find SSK a little cuter in her acting style.

You might want to tag this as a spoiler seeing as it let me know ahead of time what was what as I was only on episode 3 at the time. It didn't totally bum me out but I would have like to have been surprised the chef was the bad guy.

http://www.solarmovie.is/watch-voices-2007.html The first link worked for me today (vodlocker). I recommend you have an adblocker on your browser, but other than that there's no signing up or hassle.

One of the saddest things about how this drama played out is that it replaced an AMAZING drama Healer, in this time slot on KBS2. Television executives are usually very discerning about their content as it's all a ratings game. It's hard to believe that this is what they decided should follow Healer, an original and much beloved drama. I feel used. I think the writers deceived us all and in the end were thinking only of their paychecks.

@nomore I thought exactly what you did, except for being alive still, and that would have made sense, but the writers took another approach and gave us all the finger.

I feel like the final episode was a big steamy turd sundae served extra runny with pee sauce on top. It's like the writer gave up and handed the final script over to his prepubescent daughter. It made no sense and had no logic or reason to back up anything that happened. Any deaths or personal sacrifices that occurred over the course of the drama weren't justified or avenged and it all seriously become utterly pointless. They would need a special epilogue episode which I doubt they'll get because this show's ratings probably wouldn't warrant such a thing, never mind a second season. Grrr. My rating dropped from an 8.5 to a 7.0. Shame on you lazy ass writers! I have never felt this way after a final episode of a drama before. Disappointed, yes, Outraged...not until now. I feel like the writers gave us all the finger as they went to the bank to cash their paychecks. I'm going to watch something more intelligent now, like Sesame Street or Spongebob Squarepants. Better, yet, I'll go get a lobotomy and then maybe the last 2 episodes will make more sense. Can you tell I'm mad?

The old fairy tale, if I remember correctly involves a pair of magical red ballet slippers that when worn can make the dancer unable to stop dancing which eventually leads to their death.unless they cut their feet off. Old fairy tales are pretty gruesome.

+deadman Guess I'll have to remove this from my list now, unless you were just kidding and being a douchnozzle. Booo either way.

Really good ghost anthology. As with most everyone else I thought the third story with Lee Min Ho really made the movie. I even got teary eyed. I find that in general horror movies get rated lower than most other genres, even if they're entertaining. I'm not sure why this is, but as one of my favorite genres I take them all with a grain of salt and enjoy them for what they are, not what I hope they'll be. Not every ghost/horror story is going to be groundbreaking like The Sixth Sense, so people shouldn't expect it will be. That's just my opinion.

I just watched the first episode tonight right after I had dinner and I still salivated throughout the entire episode. I'm trying to lose weight and this might be the death of my diet. NOOOOO!

Yay, he's on the new Criminal Minds spinoff! Didn't know he landed a series. Sweet!

Only one episode in and I'm already blown away. OCN has not yet disappointed and this one promises to be amazing! Just, Wow....

Lee Jin Wook is a sexy stud, and one of the best kissers in KDrama land. Yayyy!

My Asian tv now has this with subtitles. http://myasiantv.com/movie/20-once-again/

They say maybe Lee JIn Wook as the male role. He's gotten incredibly sexy and his kissing scenes in Nine where one of the first in any Korean drama I've seen to be super passionate and believable. He is the one actor I've been waiting for to choose his next role and I have been hoping it would be a rom com. Fingers crossed. http://www.dramabeans.com/2015/03/lee-jin-wook-says-no-to-hello-monster-maybe-to-in-time-with-you-remake/

This is one of those dramas that make me sad they're only on once a week. I have to say that I have gotten emotionally involved on some level with every single character. I can think of too many dramas where I wish a certain character would just get killed off because they were incredibly annoying. Even the "bad guys" on this drama serve a purpose in propelling the story along nicely. The music is great and Tae Poong, Henry, and the two moms have made for some major LOL moments. This is definitely a well rounded drama.