Wow, thanks for the "Reader's Pick" ParkChohwa! :) And great article again, it is somehow really entertaining to read your writings. Fresh and hilarious :D
I watched Bae Jong Ok at the broadcast Roommate, and she seemed nice to me, as a person. It really is a sorcery how she can look like she is in her 30's :D Those magical korean genes, geeez.
as for now I think 18 episodes are too much for this.. With the characters, I still didn't reach the point of…
I did watch, and it amazed me how the plot flow improved.. honestly I like every character even if sometimes they annoy me they are still great.. I actually fell in love with the second lead this drama is brightening up for me ♥♥
as for now I think 18 episodes are too much for this.. With the characters, I still didn't reach the point of…
I hope so I need to watch the other remaining two eps (3+4) to see I hope the other supporting leads appear.. TBH, I loved the mom in ep 1, but in ep 2 I think she went a bit bizzare or maybe I wasn't very emotional to understand her actions..
Replying tokura2ninja•Aug 12, 2015•Liked Aug 12, 2015
I agree with what some of you guys are saying. It feels like the writers is using the kid's death as a plot device,…
I thought it was the other way around?--the kid's death made her cancel her resignation (even though technically she's still a police at that point, because her resignation has yet to be processed). She handed over her letter or resignation after his colleague got hurt and her daughter stole from that neighborhood shop; and then went without her badge to that hotel(?) after an info about the serial killer, taking that kid with her
Replying tomemorandum•Aug 12, 2015•Liked Aug 12, 2015
as for now I think 18 episodes are too much for this.. With the characters, I still didn't reach the point of falling in love with them.. yet the mother-daughter relationship is quite interesting to me.. I hope things will get better
I agree with what some of you guys are saying. It feels like the writers is using the kid's death as a plot device, an incident so horrendous that Young-jin would be compelled to back out from her earlier decision of quitting the police. But I like Kim Hee-ae and I'm enjoying the drama so far despite its obvious flaws, so I'll keep watching for now.
Replying tomemorandum•Aug 12, 2015•Liked Aug 12, 2015
If you like cop drama, you might want to give this a try. My suggestion is to try watching until episode 4, and then decide whether to continue. Be forewarned that this drama has some flaws, such as inept police officers and over-the-top villain(s). For me, the interaction between Young-jin (the protagonist) and her family and colleagues makes up for the bad points, though.
I watched Bae Jong Ok at the broadcast Roommate, and she seemed nice to me, as a person. It really is a sorcery how she can look like she is in her 30's :D Those magical korean genes, geeez.
thanks =D
I'm kind of wondering about the two-year gap, though. How important will it be to the story? Hopefully we'll get the answer in subsequent episodes.
I'll try ^^
Also, Kim Hae Sook. Her performance in I Hear Your Voice blew me away. I can't believe she's 59 already!
Great article! Keep up the good work, Park :)