Misses the mark on the topic but still a watchable show
Its not something I have any desire to rewatch, though I will watch season 2. The show is yet another autistic savant trope. Something that seems to be the majority of shows and movies concerning autistic people despite that only representing a small portion of them in reality. There was an overall positive message about autism and showed some of the stigma they faced, but the general tone of the show made me think that either the creators or South Korea doesn't yet have a more advanced, modern and progressive view on Autism and disability. I have noticed though that there are a fair deal of autistic people out there quite enjoy it regardless of that and focus on loving the character. That being said, I managed to enjoy the show on an episode by episode basis. I do like the character Woo Young Woo. There is a bit of charm in her personality and obsession with whales, and you do find yourself rooting for and getting sucked into the legal drama. I think this show is an easy watch, but nothing to fall in love with. I understand why some people did. She's quirky, her interactions with others are often humorous, but even outside of the tone in regards to autism the show was lacking in other areas of storytelling. I recommend just going with the flow when watching this one, good for people who like legal dramas.
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