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I felt the ending episode was actually good but they have cut and edited it out to the point that so many things were not fleshed out satisfyingly. If only they allowed one or two more episodes for the ending considering how successful it was.

If you watch those scenes again, he's deliberately hiding his face to his mother with his cap, so he probably knew as early as that time that hyun woo exists in that timeline

For some reason, despite bo gum's impeccable acting talent, his chemistry with most of the female leads in his dramas seems lacking. But hopefully, in case this drama pushed through, IU and BG would be able to capture that chemistry

She probably will appear towards the end when the story tackles the slush fund and who killed HW in Turkey

Why wound grandmother kill even her own husband? Ugh, this is getting messy but in a super interesting way

Even if he did, 9/11 will still happen in another way. Everything that's bound to happen will certainly happen, just like what happened to his mother. So no point preventing it.

Aside from the fact that it's lead by SJK, it's the way the story unfolds that made it really gripping despite the concept not being exactly new. And the impeccable acting of the ensemble of course.

Well, more than a different role, I would like to see him in more exciting stories rather than the same old romance slice-of-life genre. He's one of the best actors of his age so I hope he doesn't waste his talent in characters that don't really challenge his skills

His mother would not have committed suicide if hyun woo does not exist. I think she's investing money in Life Science for hyun woo's college

Has Hyun Woo already appeared in this new timeline? Is he still Joongki or maybe a different person now?

While I agree that the story as a whole is indeed weak and quite messy, I realized after rewatching some random scenes, that this drama actually excels in capturing moments. I absolutely love the dialogues, the performances, the music, the cinematography, and the overall vibe. I guess if you watch this without really caring for the directions the subplots and character development are going, and just focus on the individual moments, I believe you'll enjoy it better.
I typically don't like shows that drag the story to multiple seasons, but I feel this is one of those that would benefit greatly from another one. It would be interesting to witness this stage of Hye Jun's career and romance now as he's already a top star. And more importantly, it's for the writer to neatly tie up all the loose ends giving us a more satisfying conclusion. This drama is surprisingly quite successful viewership-wise despite all the hate, so I'm hoping they could somehow make it work.

It takes forever for this to be released. Maybe a film for the holidays this year? I am both excited and nervous for this as it got a star-studded cast and expectations are super high. So it could really either be a masterpiece or just a forgettable piece of copycat.

Just finished watching it and I understand why this drama seems polarizing. This clearly is not for everyone as the pairing isn't typical (female audience in their 30s and 40s would probably relate more) and the story is slow-burn and isn't really plot-driven.

But if you just take the time to savor the slow moments, the meaningful dialogues, the breathtaking cinematography, the intricate editing, the mesmerizing music, and the subtle but heartfelt performances of the leads, I'd say this one will give you one of the most magically romantic kdrama experiences you'll ever have.

I was devastated in that last few minutes of this ep. I can't believe I'll feel so many emotions in that span of time.

I'm here manifesting that all the pain and frustration will become worth it in the end

OBS is a drama that demands a lot from the main leads. I don't think inexperienced idols could give justice to YS and CW characters. I always feel that the focus of the drama is the performances more than anything else. Savoring each moment and empathizing with them is the best way to enjoy the drama rather than expecting the characters to act the most convenient way

no way. That grandma theory is just too farfetched and would just open more can of worms on YS mental health lol. I don't think any more plot twist would help the story. I feel the drama is best enjoyed as a slice of life where we witness characters develop and resolve things naturally. Kinda boring, yes, but deeply satisfying when all is said and done

I know right. I don't mind love triangles as long as they are done right and done well. This series doesn't pretend to be some sort of out-of-the-box story devoid of tropes, so why do these people expect it to be one? It's a romcom/melodrama that's delivering the story pretty well so far

I don't think they are as immature as how you're describing them. I admire them in fact for the way they just keep to themselves most of those immature and destructive thoughts. They can't control how they feel, but at least they can control how they express them.

It's great that we have diverse reactions on the episode. It just means it's discussion-worthy