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To be honest, I was sure the premiere was on December 6th. That's why I wrote it. If I'd known I'd be writing this way in advance, I wouldn't have written it.

definitely not

Of course. But as a character, she's more like the main character from the drama "Her Private Life."

Something like that :)

Secret :) But, unfortunately, I only had the opportunity to see the first episode.

The first episode was promising. I hope the detective part of the drama won't disappoint me, because I've become very curious about who the killer is and what the motive is.

How? Here she is a die-hard fan, not an anti-fan.

While North Korean soldiers are preparing for war with South Korea, fighting in Ukraine on russia's side. What's South Korea doing? That's right, they're going to russia to film a drama. If they do make it to russia, I hope the worst awaits them.

Five Enough - is the best! very light and very serious. And what happens very rarely, but almost every character is very charismatic!

Weekend dramas have gotten a lot worse in recent years. I don't understand why. Yes, old dramas aren't perfect either, but the resent ones are really bad with the script.

You should rewatch the episodes, because it wasn't her who gave the police false information, it was her husband. If she's going to be arrested, he'll be the first one.

What a disgusting person the chairman is. The most disgusting in the entire drama. And, unfortunately, he never realized all his mistakes and never will. He should have been left alone in the end, but the Koreans are probably happy with everything.

Did you miss the time when all of Korea wanted to burn her at the stake and she couldn't leave her house? You call that no consequences?

We watched different dramas.
It wasn't she who decided to hide the money, but her father's will. And she had no reason to trust him less than her husband and son.
It was not she who decided to tell the police that only 1000 were stolen. And the divorce is SOLELY her husband’s fault, who treated her son like trash and treated her no better. I'm sure she should have done it earlier. Or even better - not to marry him at all. This marriage gave her NOTHING, wasted years on a man who became neither her husband nor a father to her son.
She turned to loan sharks because neither her husband nor her son wanted to listen to her and brushed her off. It's not surprising that a lonely woman will seize any opportunity that will give her a goal. In this case, to find money.
What does divorce have to do with where Gang Ju lived? Let me remind you that it was the so-called father who ordered him to free up the room for his "real" son.
If her son had returned her money as he planned, she wouldn't have had to report it to the police.
When everyone was criticizing her and throwing eggs at her, he should have been there for her. Even if she deserved it, he shouldn't have left her to be torn apart by the crowd. After all, she is his MOTHER. And she has NO ONE else. But at that moment, he left her and decided to have fun with DaRim's family. This is a real betrayal and she does NOT deserve this from her son.

It's funny how often people talk about her greed here, although this money was originally hers. Yes, it's not very fair, but it's legal. At the same time, people here defend DaRim's family, who decided to use other people's money. Their greed has a million excuses, because they are poor and this justifies them. And, naturally, others are to blame for their problems and misfortunes, not their greed. Beautiful double standards and hypocrisy.

That's why I said I don't like her. But many seem to have forgotten that it was Murim who was initially obsessed with this case, not her. If it weren't for him, everything would have been different. It was only when it came to his family that all his principles disappeared. So I can understand her disappointment. After all, he is not only her son-in-law, but first and foremost her subordinate.

Tae Joon's character had so much potential, but they didn't use half of it. It's like they filmed 30 episodes and planned another 20, but the drama was abruptly cut down to 36, so all the secondary plots disappeared. I know it's not true, but that's how it feels.

It could be a police car, then she has the right.

And also, I really don't like the police chief, but I would never want to be in her shoes. So many people say that it was necessary to turn a blind eye to everything, because everyone here has an excuse. Those people are very old, that woman's daughter needed an expensive operation, and those people protected the mother, and so on. Yes, the excuses are noble, but on the other hand, every criminal has an excuse. When it comes to those who are dear to you, then the law, of course, can and should be ignored. But what if the opposite? If you start ignoring the law, then the line between right and wrong will be erased. It seems to me that many people do not understand that when it comes to crime, the severity of the punishment is not always important. Sometimes it is much more important to acknowledge the fact of the crime and once again remind that this cannot be done. In this case, it was impossible to pretend that the crime of the DaRim family did not exist at all. So the police chief had to do her job, which she did.

Unfortunately, no. It's not about the character, but about the acting. In some episodes he played great, and in others badly. Not even badly, but excessively. All the other actors played consistently, so compared to them, sometimes he really stood out and often not for the better.

It was a terrible year for KBS. There was no one to choose from. He overacted a lot. I've seen a lot of his work and he can do better.