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So, what you're saying is "Don't watch this"? :-)

Honestly, I was looking forward to watching this, but I watched 20 minutes of the first episode, and I was so bored and tired of the plot already, my eyes rolled up in in my head high enough to see my own brains.

Great question. Probably best to not compare them, though, or you're likely to be disappointed. :-)

Love this show so much, I can only watch it for a few minutes, and then I have to do something else for fear I'll watch it too fast.

Excited to have just now learned that the author of "Love Like the Galaxy" also wrote "The Story of Ming Lan" (one of my top 10 dramas of all time, and certainly my top Cdrama.)

I'm going to wait until all the episodes are subbed because I'm an impatient type, but it's getting harder to wait, based on how much you all like this.

Whew. I was worried that the writer was going to give us an ending that ruined the drama, but it didn't happen, and that alone makes the show way above average. You can relax and simply delight in how happy the drama makes you feel, and that's a lot to get.

Probably won't be a lot like Alcott's "Little Women", and we'll probably enjoy it more if we don't cling to an idea that it will have much to do with the original. That's my plan, anyway. (I'm remembering how excited I was when I first heard that "Tempted" was inspired by "Dangerous Liasons", and you guys know how little that turned out to be.)

Even if you don't watch the whole show. watch the first episode. It's great.

This seems like the plot of an old Hollywood movie starring Shirley MacLaine, and I'm here for it.

Really looking forward to this. This actress is fantastic playing these types of characters.

This cast, y'all.

Welp. It's the last part of the show, and it wouldn't be a Kdrama if the writer didn't pull out the villains. Even so, I'm a little pissed that the writer is taking a show that's made me grin for 11 episodes into a direction where I'm afraid to watch episode 12 - 16 because Woo Young and her endearing love might be hurt in some way, even a little.

I hope the writer knows that if they allow Min Woo and Woo Young's not-quite-there-yet-but-maybe-horrible mother to ruin the vibe of the show, they'll need to leave S. Korea because people will hate them that hard.

That's all I have to say on this, I guess.

Me, too.

I just can't get past episode 11. I decided to get over that, and skipped to the back end to watch the last episode. About a third of the way, my eyes rolled back in my head and I was afraid I was ded. I'm just going to call this a fail and give up.

I think FL's mom will try harder to get rid of them, but I don't think the writer is going to lean on this idea very hard--and even if the mom tries, too many people have the FL's back.

Wow, you did a great job of explaining this!

That's a good pairing, too, although I see Geurami with Hairy Sushi :-)

They do, my dear. They do. You will find one, or they will find you.

Min Woo is going to get a redemption arc and finish the drama as her strongest legal ally. I think. (Right now, he's weak and confused, but he'll be changed when he hooks up with Spring Sunshine.) You heard it here first :-)

Welp, I pretty much wanted to plant that knife Woo's father dropped right in Tae Soo Mi's black and selfish heart, but Woo's father did a very good job of expressing that for me. The whole scene was extremely well done in an episode that was full of very intense, very well acted scenes. Everything about this show has been superb.

Everything was reading along fine, and then that last sentence happened. Some way, some how, the character's "uncontrollable sexual desire" is going to cause a misunderstanding, or noble idiocy, or a divorce, or the truck of doom, but you can bet your a** that it won't be a good thing.