Skye-N-Rain

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I really REALLY admired Gil Ra Im in this episode, because she was willing to give up Joo Won in order for him to be the president. I found it admirable. I did find the crying to be annoying though :(

At the end, I pretty much called it when Ra Im said she'd be right back.

Intense episode

The ending of this episode was so intense! I can't wait till they kick Director Park out. That conniving piece of sh*t! I also love how Oska is apologizing to everyone :D

Not bad

I really liked this episode. Everything is wrapped up pretty well. The only thing that bugged me, and has been bugging me for the past few episodes is the fact that Asahina is treated so nicely despite his malicious betrayal. If it was up to me, I would've given him an ending worthy of his betrayal.

More Drama but still hilarious.

I loved how Jin Ho's "emotional barrier" broke in this episode and how his gentle side is now showing through. He did so much to help Gae In in this episode and it's really sweet. I really enjoyed the part where they go to the noodle shop and get ice cream afterwards. I was heartbroken in the part where Jin Ho gets drunk after the art gallery raised the qualification minimum making his company ineligible for the project. All in all, a great episode.

Tears...

This episode realy made me cry and in some parts laugh. But i felt like this episode was a little darker than the rest, maybe in part due to the child abuse.

Finally, a second male lead who sometimes decides to be selfish

My favorite part of this episode was when Yoo Reum hugged Jang Mi at the end. I felt like his character gained more depth, by his actions of intentionally trying to sabotage the relationship between Jang Mi and Gi Tae's family.



Another part I LOVED was the whole fight scene between Jang Mi, Gi Tae's mom and 'the other woman'. Gi Tae's mom is no longer the emotionally cold b*tch that she was before.

Enjoyed it!

Pretty great first episode. Introduced some characters, and I even managed to get attached to the main character already. I was disappointed that the brother died since he seemed pretty...interesting. I hope he comes back through time travel (through the incense sticks?). Can't wait to see the next episodes!

Darn.

For a second I thought this drama might actually be different. I thought that perhaps the second male lead might actually stand a chance. I now know I was wrong. Why? Because Joo Joong now seems to be interested in Gong sil =/



Also, as for the two kids that hang out at Gong Sil's house....WHO THE HECK WOULD B?E WAVING TO THOSE SCARY GHOST KIDS?

Woof Woof!

I LOVED the beginning where Gong Sil is possessed by many different spirits. As for the spirit that took over the other woman in the drama...that thing was creepy! I also love how it took over a random girl in the end but no one does anything about that. I also liked the part where Gong Sil lies to Joo Joong in order to console him, but gets found out.

My favorite episode to date

I really loved how Joo Jong stood up for Gong Sil. I also enjoyed how we're learning more and more about Joo Jong and his relationship with Hee Joo.

I Love Gong Sil's Sister

I love how Gong Sil teases her sister with the Coffee. I disliked the ending. I felt like those girls should've been kinda killed or tortured or something. You don't just use someone and get them killed, and then regret it.

LOVED Hanzawa's wife in this episode

Hanzawa's wife was hilarious when she almost beat up the FSA's henchmen. I also totally love the president of Iseshima hotel. He reminds me of Oguri Shun in Rich Man Poor Woman, and i love how he overthrew his own father to make sure the hotel continues.

Surprising

I found it sad that it took so long for Kondo to stand up for himself. I like how Hanzawa is finally working against Owada openly. It makes things a lot more interesting. I was also amazed that the inspector from the last few episodes is back =/

My favorite episode to date

First of all, haha at the Canon 60d product placement.

Secondly, WHAT A TERRIFIC episode. I loved how Hanzawa was able to squeeze his way out of the trap.

Great, but mixed feelings.

I really enjoyed this episode. I felt like it gave a lot more depth to Joon Gook and explained why he became "evil." One thing I disliked, was the whole not killing Joon Gook, so that he wouldn't become like him. Personally, I would've gladly killed him or at least let him kill himself. And as for Park Soo Ha's father, that's complicated. What would you do if your beloved was dying and you could use your influence to possibly save her?