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Maybe a bit - but hardly the huge let down so many dramas give (like City Hunter)

No, K2, much as I enjoyed watching it, had quite a few problems. Yoona's character for one (although I think she did her best to flesh that girl out) - and plot holes galore. K2 did have more action - not as much of a puzzling suspense romance as an edge of the seat kind of thriller. But as far as writing goes, Healer is much better - it has more internal logic, tells a clearer story, & has much more nuanced characters than K2.
But OMG that shower scene....

Oh, K2 was a fine drama - JCW looked amazing & gave his usual stellar performance, & the older actress playing the villain gave a very nuanced take on her character. Plus the best ever shower scene in Kdrama history, can I JUST say! However, it certainly was NOT as good as Healer LOL

Seen this four times already, and I bought the DVD set. Just an amazing drama :D

Thank goodness they didn't!

Langit Biru - Oh, sweetie - you can't say much of ANYTHING cause you didn't bother to watch this LOL You said it yourself!
As for God there, just unreal. About the best drama of it's genre EVER made, in ANY country, in ANY era - but this is what you say about it? Yeah, I don't think you bothered to pay much attention to what you were watching.
Healer has hands down the most straightforward, sweet, adorable romance - none of the usual tropes need apply here. Put that together w/the undeniable (except for those not paying attention) suspense, and OMG this is just pure KDrama crack. As evidenced by all the hype of course!
I'd say neither of you like suspense at all myself.

I think you got this mixed up w/City Hunter, dear. How in the WORLD did the ending disappoint!!!????

Wants to be Healer a lot more than it wants to be Suspicious Partner - but it's a 50 episode weekend makjang drama, as previously mentioned.

That's the proof that the notebook at least returns to the past. It's the old notebook that gets updates, not HJ's.....HJ updates stuff himself in it.

The whole point is that Hyun Jae was a very shallow 23 year old when he transported to the future - he hadn't gotten involved w/Bo Hee yet of course but he DOES trust his friend & believes that Ji Hoon IS his son. He's starting to grow up & take responsibility slowly, but he's still just a kid! Really!
I doubt Ji Hoon really is his son, because of the awkwardness that would leave viewers, but so far in this drama both of them are NOT questioning the relationship.

The things you mention are terribly minor plot points compared to the MAJOR impetus of the whole series. However, writers have destroyed dramas before with stupid illogical endings so I do agree that it worries me.
The notebook changing is the one that his crooked bandmate kept (& used to give MJ songs) - the one HJ has is the one he brought from the past. He's been doodling in it & the doodles show up in the CEO's book. But now HJ has both of them....

Do you have a clue about how this kind of time travel even works? We KNOW its the old paradigm because of how the notebook adds pages when he doodles (which also shows he goes BACK, or at least that notebook does somehow). Sorry, but that is simply not going to be logical and will have those of us with some understanding of SF etc just screaming (kind of like the problem with the 3rd Terminator which a LOT of us are still ranting about). That would totally ruin this drama.

Well, that could work LOL LOL LOL

This is precisely WHY I just can't see the writers making Ji Hoon really HJ's son. It CAN'T work because he came to the present BEFORE she got pregnant!!!! The only way it could possibly work would be to make the ending fairly tragic (as in, he got sent to the future to reveal Young Jae's villainy as in YJ murdered him or something, & goes back with no memory of what he did in the future once that happens - or something along that line). & I'm thinking this drama just has not had the right feel for it to end quite that sadly.
What's going to happen with our lead girl I've not a clue, tho.

I guess you missed the entire 'this is a SPOOF' aspect of this drama. It is NOT a serious spy drama LOL I do entirely agree with your opinion on Yeon Jung Hoon, however.

If you insist on writing such a bs post, you might have the courtesy to TRY to explain yourself...

Again, none of these anti-posters really give any credible reasons for disliking this very tongue-in-cheek drama other than a continued spiel of 'I hated the lead actress (or her part)'. Listen, those of you who like dramas mocking certain genres, this is one for you. It really dissects the whole spy genre, while also doing a great send-up of leading man syndrome. It's not a complete spoof, it has a plot & logical progression, but it really is a very fun drama. The whole love story is also spoofing cliches in a restrained manner. It had me thinking of Greatest Love (Dokko Jin) & King of Dramas (Siwon's role), but it reminds me most of both The Producers and Heard It Thru the Grapevine, and for those who hated THOSE dramas, just don't even bother with this one.

How has it been dreadful? Possibly you should just read the good reviews to find out why we like this show, and then inform US why you think it's so horrible?

Sad possibly. I understand you can't stand this kind of behavior, as well. But that doesn't mean it's unrealistic, which is my point.

Again, dear, you are just wrong. I have friends 20 years OLDER than that, WITH advanced degrees & responsible jobs, who act a lot like her.