Juwon - Seo kyung back together too. Hyewon and Hwiyun got back together too but later broke up.
Hye-won should find someone better than Hwi-hyun. He seems like a nice, hard-working guy with good looks, but he's lacking in communication skills and emotional intelligence.
This was the most beautiful and likable female cast I've ever seen on a dating show. But too many of the guys were poor at communication or emotionally immature, which led many of the girls to pursue Ju-won. I didn't understand how some of the girls could go back to their exes (Yu-jung and Sang-jeong), since the guys seemed so unlikeable (one of them didn't respond to his GF's long, sad text that she wanted to break up, the other criticizes every little thing that his GF does), but I'm sure there's lots of stuff behind the scenes that we didn't see on the show.
Also, they need to cut back on shots of the commentators crying. If done selectively and sparingly, maybe a couple times a season, it can be powerfully effective, but when it happens a couple of times a show, it cheapens the effect.
By the way, I saw that Da-hye and Dong-jin are back together, but how about Ju-won and Seo-kyung?
They do have serial killers though and here it was just a Pyscho SML and his mum doing most of the bad things.
Yes, Korea has had serial killers just like every country, like the famous case that inspired Memories of Murder. But the chances that a person in Korea is going to be killed by a serial killer is about as unlikely as being bitten by a panda bear. But they seem to appear in half the K-dramas out there because writers have a bad habit of just sticking a serial killer sub-plot into any random show, regardless of whether it’s a romance, comedy, sports competition, slice of life, workplace, law, medical, or whatever. It’s an easy way to fill out the number of episodes that the network ordered without having to think too hard.
I put up with it through 5 episodes because it was fairly entertaining. But I had to finally give up, because it makes no sense and has no connection to reality whatsoever. Also, I hate annoying and idiotic in-laws and sibling characters, and there are plenty of those on both sides of the family. I also hate serial killers being inserted into every drama. Come on, Korea doesn't have nearly that many serial killers.
Also, they need to cut back on shots of the commentators crying. If done selectively and sparingly, maybe a couple times a season, it can be powerfully effective, but when it happens a couple of times a show, it cheapens the effect.
By the way, I saw that Da-hye and Dong-jin are back together, but how about Ju-won and Seo-kyung?