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The son, dear. THAT boy. She told his time-travelling daddy she liked him.

Not in this kind of drama, not lately. She really DOES like that boy - the writers have made that abundantly clear.

Good grief. The dad (YSY) will not get together with his SON'S bias, people. He doesn't want to. He needs to go back home & take care of stuff (like fathering Ji Hoon for one). Really.

You know she really DOES like him, right? She's scared. So he's totally got the right idea here.

Nope - have you SEEN many Kdrama romcoms? Maybe 10 years ago...

YSY's character does NOT 'like' her in that sense - he's totally trying to get his boy an in with her. I'm absolutely sure she'll end up with the youngster. I'm wondering how the writers will deal with the fact that it looks like daddy came forward in time BEFORE he got his GF pregnant. I'm looking for Ji Hoon to start looking transparent...LOL

Whatever. It IS a romcom, after all.... But if that's what bores you, ok. Avoid most KDramas then.

You haven't watched many of these weekends makjangs, have you? LOL this is nothing comparatively speaking.

Dad has to be a sociopath too, of course. Like father, like son...

Completely amazes me what some people find boring. I'd sure like to know why...

No, her ridiculous reasons for this break-up had me screaming at her. HE at least recognized his aversion and fought it, knowing she was innocent. SHE tries to cover up hers by running away and pretending it's for his sake (never mind how he pleaded with her to not go the previous day/night). I hate this cliche. Can't see her BF in distress? Oh, PUHLEEZE - she's just put him in a LOT more stress - but if she leaves, right, she doesn't have to SEE it so that's sooo much better ~grrrr~
Hopefully this will just fade away very quickly - I loved the hospital scene.

Still not the Healer couple, & I like her better w/Seo In Guk in Shopping King Louis (might I point out that neither of THOSE dramas had the annoying stupidity of noble idiocy where she decides to just crush him 'because it's the right thing' or whatever nonsense spurts out of her mouth)
But I dearly love this drama regardless - Ji Chang Wook having much to do with THAT LOL

They made some off-hand comment about how closing down the computer woke him up - they closed down the computer because of the virus. So I guess we got a tiny explanation....

No one, least of all myself, said that science fiction manages accuracy. Sometimes it does, sometimes it does not. But it tries for it (well, hard SF tries for it). We do have flying skate boards & flying cars, BTW. They didn't become as popular as some SF writers thought they would, but who knows, flying cars keep being tested by various manufacturers. I could go on about the massive amounts of StarTrek stuff that is now real. Bottom line, science fiction is really best called 'speculative fiction' as it is the author speculating on what could happen & what that new technology (like cloning) might mean for humanity. This show is an excellent example of speculative science fiction - it takes cloning (possible RIGHT NOW) and the idea of capturing memory on a disk (been discussed by scientists & others for at least 2 decades as a way to preserve your life beyond the body's death) as well as the idea of erasing bad memories, then writes a very innovative story to illustrate some of the ups & downs of this technology and the impact on humanity. The story is fiction, the scenario these writers' concept of what might happen, but the IDEAS are not fiction at all - they are real and invoke intelligent, thoughtful discussions of what this technology might do. This is why I personally love SF.
I do realize space operas exist (ie Star Wars) & love them - those ARE pretty much total fun fiction set in space and only a subset of the entire genre.

A predictable drama would be one where you could tell me (in this one, for instance) that the cop was the older brother, that the younger brother was captured & cloned thereby running Human B - FROM THE SECOND EPISODE on. I don't believe you did that. I think you figured out what the truth being revealed in each episode was before the show revealed it. I did that myself. That's called, reading the clues and figuring out the puzzle as the show goes on and is a sign of excellent writing, since the various 'reveals' make perfect sense.

No, Kate, being 'impossible in real life' is definitely not the definition of SF - at all. SF is taking current, available technology and extrapolating what may come of it - or looking at current social trends and imagining what might happen in the future. It is a genre dealing with possibilities, scientific & social.

Oh, my. He didn't get the memories from being a clone (which is just a twin, after all) but from that little star with the cube mechanism inside, that recorded all of Woo Jin's memories. Fun fact about SF - it requires the viewer to pay LOTS of attention to details in order to understand what is going on.

It's simply not predictable. Really. You may have made a couple lucky guesses, dear. If you don't like cerebral SF, working out puzzles, & weird future stuff, this is not the drama for you, of course. Anyone who can't get the plot or the characters will be bored - but the writing and pacing in Circle is exquisite - very well done indeed.

What Lee Sun actually says - Ga Eun only loves the guy she THINKS is Chun Soo, while hating the Crown Prince whom 'Chun Soo' really is. Meanwhile, she may think our masked L is the prince/King but he's really her childhood friend whom she cares a great deal for. Remember fake King Lee Sun doesn't know all that's gone on politically - and what he says rings VERY true for our real Crown Prince.

What bad acting would that be, pray tell? Just because you don't like the WRITER & DIRECTOR's concept of this character, hardly reflects on the actress who is after all doing exactly what she's expected to do!