SeanFletcher

I am looking forward to when their identities are revealed to each other and how the writers handle it.

Yes, I found myself thinking the same!

Three episodes in and this show is right up there. As others have said, it doesn’t matter if it’s predictable or tropey, it’s just so well done. The cast is turning in a magical performance.

Ep 11 - the roller coaster has started. What a great episode. Keep an eye out for the flying pen by our favourite angry NIS agent mum :)

I thought the first two episodes were very good. However, I have struggled with the story since then. There are some wonderful performances throughout, delightful use of the camera and some of the best moments you will ever see in a drama. However, the flashbacks need their own drama and the current day setting, even when we come to understand the motivations of both leads, seem all too late. So, sadly, dropped.

What started off so well as a concept, became a forced mish mash of results over the last three episodes. The early episodes were interesting re the pursuit of the truth, the ugliness of smearing by others and the mystery of Kate’s father. However, there was never enough room to deal with the various relationships of the range of characters effectively.

I thought ep 4 was superb!

End of Week 4. I like that, in some ways, it is more of an old fashioned drama. There are some funny moments, some comments re inappropriate biases and sparky relationships. I would like to see some more positives around LEJ as a character because she is quite clever and talented - it’s a shame she is at odds with OPJ.

I thought she was fabulous in Crash Landing on You (CLOY) - and her “trash” boyfriend in Dinner Mate also played her eventual love interest in CLOY.

This show is important because it can help many of us help others find their way through understanding what has happened to them in the past. People are like an elastic band - you will always get pulled back to the source of your trauma - we see Woo Joo in ep 7 (13/14) portray this extremely well re her adoptive mother :)

Ep 10 - Epilogue is lol. The whole episode was really good entertainment with smatterings of misdirection once more :)

I found the first 30 mins of this drama so so and then after that it has become a very enjoyable tale.

I really enjoyed eps 9 & 10. I know YF still has a lot more growing up to do, but we did get to see Ai Sha start to let go a bit and YF’s older brother come out of his lair :)

End of Week Three - Overall, steady as she goes. I would like to see Suk Jim’s issues have a bit more depth to them.

At the halfway mark and enjoying the misdirections very much. My only criticism, and it’s a little one, is the length of time it takes to get back to some storylines :)

Fabulous show. Aviis Zhong never fails to disappoint!

End of Week 2 - a timely move into current day and good set up for what is to come!

At the end of ep 6, tears actually welled up in my eyes...

I’m smiling - you should too :)

End of the first week. It’s quite okay. The melo is fairly even handed at this point. Some of the usual dynamics and you can probably work out who fits in where.