SeanFletcher

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.

One last roll of the dice to go!

Unfortunately, the zombie girl arc was the final straw for me. Not so much the subject matter, I just didn’t feel it was done well. Voice was so good, I just feel with Voice 2 it lacks the level of terror and mystery. The cast is great and the storylines have real potential, it’s just missing that special element for me.

It is Saigo Kara Nibanme no Koi. There is also a sequel. It can be found on KissAsian, Dramacool

I guess I’m swimming against the tide a little bit here. I found the final eipisode was a missed opportunity and so it became pointless for me (there were some great moments though). Perhaps, that was the point - life can be like that and you move on to other things. Overall, the acting - very good, the writing - patchy (brilliant in some parts, very good in others and then off the boil), filming was attentive. So: 8/10.

The one person I wanted some happiness for was Gunner Jang - heartbreaking, and then reveal she was his wife. Good on Eugene, Major Moore and Gunner Jang for taking it up to Mori (I hope he has a sticky end as well!) afterwards.

Ep 18: Mrs Haman to Ae-Sin: “Eugene Choi, Eugene Choi, Eugene Choi” - what a wonderful, funny and beautiful moment

A very happy ending

It is very, very good. Great acting, intriguing and clever storytelling and you have your fingers crossed the whole time!

That well timed phone call whenever something important is about to happen or be said ????

On kissdrama club: http://kissdrama.club/browse/all/all/all/all/all/Who%20wants%20a

Thank you for putting together this very handy MDL users guide. Also, Joanne’s video regarding sprucing up the profile page was awesome!

I think it’s interesting re Mr Goo because during his ten years with the Chairman’s family it would seem he has only dealt with situations regarding traditional workplace practices and everyday people. In essence, by keeping the Chairman happy, this has allowed Mr Goo to sell his soul to the devil. He achieves things through using oppressive leadership and management practices. In otherwords, he is in reality, despite being very clever, talented and having a compassionate side, a very weak company president. But only Ms Kang knows how many hits Mr Goo has taken and obviously thinks he is worth sticking with.

Since taking on the restructuring of the hospital this has revealled a situation where Mr Goo is faced with not just one maverick, but many who won’t lay down or roll over. They are clever, and he is not used to this. Despite his early successes and his strategy to keep the outsourced departments, he is genuinely scared. Whether his next strategy regarding firing the Gang of Four is a means to save them will be interesting. So too with facing his fears and doing the right thing. I guess we will have to wait and see!

Such well thought out and constructed commentary. Thank you for sharing.

If you are struggling with Voice 2 re the first three episodes (like I was), stick with it. Episode 4 gets into gear and then episodes 5 and 6 are nothing short of compelling viewing!