Namasya

Why the subtitles are so poor? It does not match with the dialogues so many times.

It is not their first time meeting.... They met in Switzerland 10 years back and there must be a story behind for upcoming episodes... also... I am curious about why Seri went to Switzerland for Euthanasia... What must have happened to her?

I really find this girl so beautiful, especially her eyes. They look like of a doll. Hoping to see her in main protagoinist role.

Yes, me too... I was so delighted to see him in protagonist character. I like his voice and liked his arrogant character in Chief Kim too. But, as he was antagonist in Suspicious Partner, I really wanted to see him as protagonist. I was crossing my fingers in first few episodes to not to make him antagonist this time...

What? T1000 is a fictional character of Terminator? I was so much curious about why all three main characters call him T1000 every time they see him in Revolutionary Love? I rewatched episode 2 and 3 just to see if I get any clue of it.

Thank you so much for this information.... Really feel privileged

I was so much confused when I saw him in Revolutionary Love... I thought I have seen him in so many dramas, but when checked it was his first drama when I checked MDM. But still, I could not convince myself and when thought carefully. there was a clear picture. His eyes and lips looks just like Yeon Woo Jin's. But is it only me?

I am not sure about it, but I think the system allows in South Korea for real. Unlike in other countries, they can pass Bar examination through self study too and soon after they pass Bar, they can choose either profession--- Judge, Prosecutor or Attorney... So, you can find young judges there in real too when the system in my country allows to be judge only in their fifties....

He also appeared as a Guest in Barefoot Friends in Episode 13 and 14 during Diving Competition.

Just finished my first Chinese drama yesterday. This guy has made me crazy about him that, I watched Chinese drams too, just because I wanted to keep on watching him. He was as jolly as in Korean dramas in Happy Noodles too. Made me cry many times and laughed out loud due to his cute appearances. Now I don't have anything left to watch... already repeated all his drama and movies he played so far. Eagerly waiting for his new projects.. By then, I will finish all my backlog of 1N2D Season 3 and watch Yoon Don-Gu along with his other five crazy guys

Yes, I do know that... But 어떻에요. Everyone have their own unique way and purpose of watching Korean dramas and I do try to analyze as much as I can, it's my style...

First of all, I was not criticizing the drama at all. It is one of the best dramas I have watched. As far as the 1980s context, I don't know where you belong to and what was the situation out there, but it was very different in my home country and as far as the dramas I have watched so far of that era, they were bit different. My friend from Egypt had already explained me that, such car phones were available for elite people in her country too, so I am also convinced with it.

Yeah, I partly agree to it, but I was not only talking about the devastation that I am afraid of, because I also have experienced such devastation over here. But I was more afraid of corrupted mentality of people like Dr. Park Gun, and the Assemblyman. It is easier to overcome physical trauma, but the scattered emotions is way beyond the physical ones. I always believe that Crisis makes people come together to solve it, but if powerful and responsible people become like them, it is really bad.

May be because the drama was set up in 1980s, and most precisely, it was 24 years before 1987 (i.e. 1963) when Tak Gu and Ma Jun were born. I assume there was most severe Gender discrimination and son preference during that time. Still in 2017, the data shows that Gender Disparity Index is very severe in South Korea. It was awful of him to not to visit his wife in hospital, as he is also the one who wants son the most like all others of those times. He already knew that Ma Jun is not his own son in 1975 when Tak Gu was brought to his father's house. He has already witnessed the sincerity of the child in Cheongsun Factory even before he knew that they were related. When the father realized that, Tak Gu has special talent of smells, he totally gave in full attention. In my opinion, the father is half responsible for acting Ma Jun that way, but the main reason was his mother's rearing style.

It's because it was set up in 1980s, most precisely 1987 when Geo Sung celebrated their 30th anniversary... Can be seen in the invitation card that Ja Rim gives to Yu Kyung.

I assume that, he drama was set up in late 1980s, (the 30th Anniverary of Geo Sung Food was in 1987 (seen in the invitation card) and also the student movement of the same time is understood. However, the dress up, lifestyles and the city was totally shown as present day city in the drama (atleast during adulthood of main characters). They used every modern equipment except for mobile phones, but had telephone connections in their private cars. I have never seen such connections in my country nor heard of from my parents, but was it for real in 1980s South Korea? I just don't get it.

Am I the only stupid one or this website has made me so... When I watched this movie, it was in Chinese, but this webpage says that it is Korean movie. How is it so? Also, this website says, the release date is 2016, but in my case it was 2013 movie. What is this unclear information?

I am really curious about the ending... Whether Hyun Jae will go back to the past or will remain in present. As I have watched Tunnel, Moon Lovers and some other Time travelling drama where people return to their original space, I was wondering if this drama has the same plan or will try something different. If Hyun Jae has to return to past, I don't think so, it will be better to root up for Hyun Jae and Woo Seung, but I can't resist to do so.

Lee Han Seo (Mal Sook) is really an adorable child and fantastic child actress. I have seen her in Legendary Watch playing Nam Byeol and she was awesome for her age_ merely four years old when she was playing in Legendary Witch. She really rocks

I have seen around 15 dramas she has played and has always different styles in each drama. I just finished watching Hero (2009) and could not resist writing about her. She really looks very different in it, as all the roles I have watched of her are of 'Ahjumma', but here she is different in every angle in Hero. Her dress up, acting and not to forget, she has different voice too. It was in a way too pampered nosy voice, but still it suits to her character in it. She is really a versatile actress.