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The last four episodes. It just wasn't a 10 anymore after ep 12. Plain and simple.

Maybe yes, maybe the old man had it figured out anyway. He really didn't seem to play a part in the showdown.

Touch Your Heart
Her Private Life
The Law Cafe (minus episode 15, just like this one)
Hometown Cha-cha-cha (didn't like it much but I'm in the minority and it sounds like what you're looking for).

I specifically chose shows with no ghosts, psychic powers, or metaphysical gimmicks. That's a whole different set of recommendations that doesn't match My Sweet Mobster.

Nothing says romance like the 130 seconds before the "Final titles" being product placement instead of wedding scene. It's like "Crash", just in Audi. K-drama gonna do what K-drama gonna do.

Episode 15 should be skipped. A lot of predictable, anxiety inducing violence that adds next to nothing to the plot and indeed creates more loose ends than it ties up. Fill in the gaps yourself and go straight from the ep 14 brick to ep 16. Everything you need to know about ep 15 is in the flashbacks.

I'd be disappointed if I hadn't seen it coming. The K-drama curse continues.

I really hate it when a FL is competent, intelligent, compassionate, articulate... and a complete pushover. And I really, really hate it when that gets in the way of a well thought out story.

Correct. The SML here is instrumental because this ML needs a challenger who is formidable in a different way.

I may not completely agree but I nonetheless salute a fellow disciple of Terry Bisson.

I gave it half a point and I can't say whether it's for Jung So-min's face or for Lee Si-young's legs. Either way it's for some toxic, sexist reason because that fits the theme. Everything else is the biggest, fattest zero I have ever seen on television, and that includes Caillou and Honey Boo Boo.

I judge you by your rating for this series. If it's over 7 we are fundamentally incompatible personalities and looking for very different things in life. And if that puts me at odds with God, well... I'll take my chances.

The leads had all the chemistry of a pair of Easter Island statues.

ML was like his wife was watching the kiss scenes and he didn't dare to put anything into them. His wife, on the other hand, is a better actor and her screen kisses are still convincing.

It does need to be your kind of crazy to enjoy. If you liked "Delicatessen" or "The Cook, the Thief, his Wife and her Lover" you will probably get some good mileage out of this one.

It's a film made for the the kind of disturbed individuals who know that they should feel guilty about loving it but love it anyway. Like me.

Lol. It's the bit where the entire review section rolls its collective eyes and goes WE TOLD YOU SO!

I checked thoroughly. It's long gone from Netflix but no one here has updated the info. Update submitted. A lot of information depends on us to keep it up to date.

The show is on Viki if you have a subscription, under the title "Kangchi, the Beginning."

You don't. You use it to keep track of what you've watched.

No, we just don't give a crap. Not about the Olympics and not about some edgelord calling them 'woke.'

Someone did break out the feminist cancel cannon a few episodes ago based on an assumption that the character would be compelled to never bring up choice. They were mistaken. She makes a very confident declaration in which it is implicit that she made a conscious and empowered choice. I respect the writers for that.

Don't get me wrong. I am fiercely pro choice but do not believe that abortion discussions belong in rom coms.

It's okay. He's self made and nice, and not some tsundere chaebol heir. This is (thank every god in the universe) not Business Proposal. And, while he did go a bit overboard with the car, he didn't flash the bank book until after he closed the deal.

It's a K-drama. The "general public" is a mob with the cognitive ability and self propulsion power of a jellyfish swarm.

And then episode 14 came along to assure us that all is well in K-drama land.

I got pushback when I voiced my fears last week. I really wanted to trust the writers but I'm getting visions of Law Café. I loved it for 14 episodes and found myself banging my head against the TV when 15 degenerated into a murderous mess after a violent cliff hanger.

All I can do is cross my fingers for next week but the huge anticipation really isn't there anymore.