The duo have great chemistry, fun and lovable. The acting is decent. It's not an amazing show but it's fun if you got friends and have time to kill with nothing on the to watch list.
The only thing I didn't like was the finally. It felt too different from the main show, but it didn't ruin it too much for me.
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You can stop at episode 8
This show starts all right, a bit over the top, but that's to be expected.I don't even wanna write a review for it, it's that disappointing. However I feel like I need to, because I was tricked by the overall rating.
If you're watching it expecting a serious social commentary that portrayed horrific events in a realistic and respectful way, then don't watch it. The depictions are cartoonish and over the top, teens (as much as I despise them, too) are depicted as animals lacking in any moral compass, like they need to be taught why murder or rape are not okay.
I assume since we are all humans, and the children in Korea don't have their moral network extracted, then put back in again once they reach adulthood, that this is exaggerated and ridiculous. Thus providing no meaningful social commentary and is instead something to watch so the amazing supporting cast can make you cry.
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Take responsibility, but for what?
Something bad happened, but you don't know who to blame. And if you know who, then you don't know how. And if you know how then you don't know why. Paralyzed by indecision, regretful of the past, fearful of confrontation. You can ignore it but that risks the consequences of your indecision. You're not a kid anymore and there's no curriculum to life, that's scary.An uncomfortable watch, or maybe I'm not used to watching slice of life/drama stories, but a really good one; I needed to watch this.
P.S. The lead has an anxiety disorder, not discussed or diagnosed but it really shows in the way he acts. I find it to be good representation.
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