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Nice. Though it's sad that he had to withdraw from the show because of it.

Wasn't the actual plan to lure out the killer?

It's not impossible. And it's not that he recognized her only because of the hairband, he didn't even have to remember it clearly. There were already several other reasons he suspected her. It was just the last puzzle piece.
But as mentioned it would be completely possible to remember it well by association. For example if it reminded him of a similar item he gifted to someone or regularly worn by someone close to him. Such details would be pointless to be included in the drama, but can easily explain remembering it for a long time.

What doesn't? Stopping the door? Being grateful for it?

She stopped car door from hitting him.

I don't think it's that weird. Such a scar is not something you see often. And sometimes it's possible to remember such details like a hairband too (for example by association). It was also not someone completely neutral, but one who saved him at that moment, and he was grateful to, that could also sharpen his memory.
And it shouldn't have been more than few weeks. Strawberry season is not very long.

He remembered the scar on her hand and the hairband. It's not that strange to remember details such details about a person he was grateful to, but couldn't see the face of. And I don't think it was months either, there was no clear indication of how much time has passed, but I'd say few weeks at most. It's still a strawberry season...
This show has many plot holes but this I would not consider this as one.

It's a classical Korean total mix of everything. I'm sure there will be some heavier moments too, especially right before the (most likely positive) ending.

It was fun, with nice acting and visually pleasing too, but soooo cliche... following all standard tropes of similar k-dramas, so there was nothing surprising for me. From the start I knew the ending will be like this.

Yep. It's so ridiculous that it hurts if you don't switch off your logic mind.

Exactly, there will e a happy ending for sure, the question is in which way they will handle it.

This kind of drama is more than certain to have a happy ending.

It depends on the taste, but definitely not great. For me it's bad so far. I rarely drop dramas, but not sure if I'll continue with this one...

I might be niggling, but owls don't make a sound wen flying...

The most important thing is that the chicken survived 😂

It was quite a fun watch, but even if I did my best to not take it seriously, the complete lack of logic many times hurt my mind. Even fantasy dramas can make more sense.

I think it was such from the very beginning. So expecting it to be realistic and logical would be completely out of place.

Oh, ok. Theoretically they needed their own will to find the light in the shop, but in wider perspective it's much more complicated. Of course in some cases it might be possible to return only with own will, the detective did this after all. But as I said the main point of this drama was that it's other people (dead or alive or even a dog) that can help those in coma return.
In real life you probably also have situations when you're determined to do something, not only because you personally want to do it, but a person precious to you strongly wishes for you to do it as well. If not that person you'd probably give up. It's this kind of will - it is yours, but strengthened by others, combined.

This is one of the main points of this drama, that it not always their own will that brings people back from a coma. It was emphasized many times :) The translation you've watched must have been really crappy. After all two of main characters returned not by their own will, but they were practically forced back by will of their loved ones.

I think the space and time simply functions different in this afterlife world, so common sense and real life rules don't apply there. For example it might be that there are kind of different layers or time bubbles, that's why sometimes characters even though going the same alley didn't meet.