I am somewhat enjoying the drama, but I felt something off too in this episode
If JW has PTSD and also had a panic attack in first operation, how they let him be alone in next operation. Why did Dr Bin not stand beside him (he's not even that busy) during the operation to help him out, like what if JW suffers from panic attack mid operation?, and like when he comes out and tells I need some more time, they're like why? - I mean he obviously needs some time, trauma doesn't go over-night. It's like if you fear heights, let's go sky diving to overcome it :) ... for me JW makes the most sense in the drama
I know Lee Hong Ran's blabber mouth is there to bring the story forward with her meddling everywhere, but gosh...…
Exactly !! Her role is like a spy, eavesdropping and passing the information. Not once but so many times she does that. Her character has no arc till now, I want to see more of her personal life, is she divorced? her and her sone dynamics.
Thank you for the amazing article !! I have always rooted for GOT7, as they all are amazingly talented. I loved Jackson Wang and BamBam, but after He is Psychometric, I fell for Park Jin Young. He's such a multitalented person. Really looking forward to his future works !! Finally he's getting the recognition he deserves and he will get more in the future.
I think it is more like poor writing.I feel the series lacks cohesion. Mental illness is treated like plot device…
I totally agree!! The fl was very open towards ml, all of a sudden she doesn't want to tell him anything. In turn the ml shared everything with her. And no research on mental illness done by the writer, all in all makes it an okay series
Haneul's so called best friend is such a jerk. At first when Haneul told her about her depression, she took it…
The second lead characters are just there for no real reason, Yoon Park is wasted again. She herself is a doctor, how can she not know that now Ha neul is going through something, she have to very careful on what she is telling her
The show has its good moments. But I'm having issues with the writing. The biggest fail was when they made the…
I too agree, the writer did not do enough research. I also had a problem with excessive drinking, from perspective of psychology, individual going through depression, anxiety, PTSD etc always are advised to stay away from drinking, smoking. That's not allowed as they are in continuous medication and also they might get addicted to it. They could have simply shown her leaving the hospital, and the ml seeing it and wondering what happened. The writer really did not do enough research
The show has its good moments. But I'm having issues with the writing. The biggest fail was when they made the…
I too agree, the writer did not do enough research. I also had a problem with excessive drinking, from perspective of psychology, individual going through depression, anxiety, PTSD etc always are advised to stay away from drinking, smoking. That's not allowed as they are in continuous medication and also they might get addicted to it. They could have simply shown her leaving the hospital, and the ml seeing it and wondering what happened. The writer really did not do enough research
Drama apart, I really loved the way PHS character is written, usually we don't get to see male leads who are very expressive and can communicate what they're going through. Usually, in life too men are supposed to be strong, can't cry or rant much. But here he cries, he expresses the frustration he goes through. It was refreshing for me to see ml like him (unlike cold, stone guys ~)