MonikaB

Spoiler alert, please!!

Thanks for the article on another one of my favorite 'stalk-worthy' actors. I enjoy watching him in whatever he does (and, yes, he was fantastic in Hong Gil Dong)!

The two female leads, while not switched at birth, are leading each other's lives.

Bittersweet.

The drama had so much potential, but it totally fizzled out at the end. Hong Berg left for the wrong reason if he thought he'd be giving his brother a chance with Jin Ah.

Oh well I'm glad I finished all 120 episodes. Now it's on to other dramas!

I WANT A SEQUEL (or at least a well-written special that will get rid of this bad taste in my mouth from the ending)!

It's been at least 18 months since 'Hong Berg' left and Jin-Ah still loves him. Poor Min Hyuk: a scripted date doesn't fit the spontaneous Jin Ah who still calls him 'President' or 'Sir' when they're away from work.

Yes: a special, please!.

Love the pace of the drama. Our hero KJH needed something drastic to propel him forward and everything started coming together for him in episode 9. Watch out Kang Family (but not Jin Ah...her character's great as it is)!!

The situation that the female leads are in is a lot like TWINKLE, TWINKLE where Lee Yoo-Ri had a similar role (and a similar personality).

If you don't like it after one episode and you have to ask if you should continue watching it: then NO you shouldn't watch it. Especially if you're only watching it for one actor. Daniel's character won't give you a warm fuzzy feeling here!

Perfect role for Odagiri. Like it so far, All of the characters fit their manga counterparts.

I've just finished ep 116 and I've been expecting an unusual ending since ep 111. There's no turning back though. I've enjoyed it up unti now,

Love Kang Ji Hwan's character! Really love Daniel Choi's BAD guy (he's a convincing bad guy so he just makes KJH look even better)!!

I've been waiting for something epic to happen, and then Jae Won (in ep 10) said..."If I can't love you, I will die". Aiee! Glad that Jae Won found the real genetic test results (in the flower pot? Really!). I knew that smarmy rascal Lee Duk Hwa's character's had been lying to Jae Won the whole time. Let the games begin!

I wasn't going to gush at Kang Ji Hwan's latest role, but he's so great at whatever he does that I'll just gush right here! 4 episodes in and I'm already saying that this drama is going to be exciting (KJH's "family" puts the 'melo' in this drama), funny (thanks KJH) & just the right mix of love (I'm resigned to the Lee Da Hee/KJH romance). Glad it's 20 episodes.

You'll never know if you don't at least try it. It's definitely a hidden gem (I had to marathon it).

YES!!!

This had me at episode 1...Lee Duk Hwa is always in top form with the 'bad guy' characters he plays so well. I LOVE LDW's smexy, bad/good, angry, role here! 32 episodes is no problem, especially if the writers keep the pace going the way it has been for the first 4 eps.

Thanks for the very good article about my favorite Guilty Pleasure!! He's so multi-talented & stalkworthy!

OST...
Part 1 "Goodbye" by Lim Chang Jung (also written Im Chang Jung)
Part 2 "It's You" by Jung Eun Ji
Part 3 "Love You, Erase You, Cry Again" by Shin Yong Jae
Part 4 "You're Calling Me" by Gummy
Enjoy!

Definitely not everyone's cup of tea!! It's intense, somber & sobering yet still manages to deal sensitively with loss and strong community ties. Excellent acting by the cast (especially Nishida Toshiyuki and Katsuji Ryo).