SeanFletcher

He was a great character. One of the best ever in Kdrama land

Not a dry eye in the house...

He’s a stand out, that’s for sure! He seems to fit his roles very well.

Yes, it has that vibe. But, this is so much more enjoyable

I took this scene to mean it happens on one of the son’s visits with the double benefit of ending the series with the perfect “post card” picture. It’s a great shot

Overall, I found this quite a good, mild, mystery thriller. That being said, the last episodes were unnecessarily convoluted and a little disturbing. I expected it to be much more clever, however, the final moments consisting of a very cute/sweet ending made up for it!

Happy

I didn’t think much about eps 1 & 2, but I must say eps 3 & 4 were great!

This is one of those rare shows that gets you in from the start and is just fabulous. Great casting. Great interactions. Great storyline.

I watched this show in one sitting. It didn’t quite go how I thought it would, but that’s okay. The story is about true love, but there is a lot of manipulation, obsession, some dark elements and destructive behaviour all contrasted against our hero who sees the best in people.

I felt the other way around - great start that led to an ending that wasn’t quite there for me. Overall, good performances and well worth a look

That’s what I like about this drama. It doesn’t pretend to be anything more than what it is. You can just enjoy it!

I thought the first half was excellent: a really good sci-fi thriller portraying a dystopian future. The concept of each episode in two parts re current day and twenty years in the future is a great concept and worked well. However, I found the second half descended into the ordinary and lost its originality. Still, you need to take a look and see what you think.

Funny, warm, sad, beautiful, wonderful characters and interactions, great one liners and worth every moment of your time!

I have found the live action version to be very good!

Overall a very good show and well worth the watch. Some fine interactions and storylines. My only gripe is I thought the bakery manager’s character wasn’t quite right.

I watched it on Netflix

After two episodes I found this was just too grating. It has a good cast and plenty of potential - perhaps I needed more patience

100 Days is irresistible. It has the right blend of humour and seriousness. Hong Shim’s cheekiness and Lee Yool’s “fish out of water” is pitched at the right level. I’m looking forward to what happens next

Yes, Mori got off really easy. I wasn’t expecting so soon. He was a gutless coward.