bayanoh

My problem isn't his acting, but his back story itself. The way he and his wife handle situations is weird to me. Like his wife obsessing over money that they don't really need. It's not like they are poor and jobless, they live in an extremely nice house and they seemed very happy. I don't get why that money was still important after all these years of living happily. He also didn't have a great reaction to neither his wife pregnancy nor her being spit on by a stranger. I mean this should've had a bigger reaction than losing your life savings, instead we see a lame reaction. A stranger just spat on a member of your family, and you didn't think I should take his umbrella and beat him up with it? Even if he was a non-violent person, his face should've told me he was at least thinking it. I cannot relate to these two at all, and I don't feel sympathy for them. They had a great life that most people envy, but they wasted it because of money they don't need and they won't get by crying, whining and begging.

I agree. I can't take Kang Ki Young seriously. When I found out he was cast as villain, I thought they were going for a funny/crazy villain, someone like the Joker. I tried to take him seriously but I couldn't.

Was the first season this cheesy? I keep thinking maybe it was and I'm just not in the mood for cheesy now, that's why I don't like this as much. Sometimes I feel like I'm watching a school play with all the cheesy acting.

Oh, I didn't notice that since I usually pause multiple times during an episode.

20 episodes is a lot, especially for this kind of drama. I hope it won't lose its quality towards the end.

Not sure if you started this yet. I haven't seen Kkondae Intern but I believe it was about an old man suffering while doing petty tasks for younger people. If that's the case then this one is totally different. The intern will be technically working undercover, she will be manipulating everyone in the workplace to achieve some despicable results for the higherups.

Not really. Something could be popular for its bad quality, hence the term "infamous". Quality isn't subjective, how much you enjoy it is. We go to junk food restaurants all the time, everyone agrees it's of bad quality, but some people don't enjoy it, way more people do, it's of high popularity, and bad quality, same as this drama. Quality isn't measured by popularity, that's a fact.

It's cliché, I've seen this story more times than I'd like. Just attach your favorite idols to the cast list and you got a drama that is so popular it ranks high on Netflix. It really isn't a reflection of the quality of the drama, not at all.

I've seen plenty of short film that are less than 10 minutes with much more depth and substance that this drama. Movies in general don't last more than 3 hours, this lasts about 8 hours, so lack of time is not a valid excuse.

That is exactly what baffles me. Going through the comments I couldn’t believe someone would call this brilliant. I guess we all have different experiences, but I really couldn’t see any depth in this drama, and nothing was thought provoking. Just some action with one dimensional characters.

I haven't seen something this awful and shallow in years. The two leads' personalities are copy/paste of each other. I know they did this for "comedic" reasons, but it's not funny enough to last 8 episodes. They don't have a personality to begin with. It was like the result of 0*2. The villain also doesn't have a personality except for being a villain, and no background story either. It was kind of like watching a show that a 7 year old created. What a waste of time!

It was cringey and bad but I cannot imagine dropping a drama when there is half an episode left. LOL

Your mom and I should be friends. She has a great taste. LOL

I found it funny, and it's not out of place for this drama. Everybody was overacting with "funny faces", especially Lee Honey, so I'm not sure why you are singling him out.

It's funny that you are asking me if I was illiterate when you yourself missed my point about her forgiving herself. I was saying she should forgive herself, and if she would like to forgive her husband, she is allowed to do that too. Not "putting words into your mouth", I'm putting words into mine. Also, my point about "no woman on earth can demean her own gender" still stands. The writer wrote one woman, she didn't represent the whole gender. I'm genuinely astonished by how you could speak for a gender that isn't yours even though I can't speak with this much certainty for mine. I am a woman (the target audience apparently, at least according to you) and I wasn't bothered by Dr. Cha's choices even if I wouldn't choose them for myself. I understand that different people make different choices, you can say it's the wisdom of a "kid".
P.S. Stop calling other people "kid", it makes look ignorant, since you don't know how old they are, and they don't know how old you are. It just makes you look like a "kid" throwing a tantrum. Even if you were a 100 years old, I doubt anyone would believe you if they read your comment.

"Never have I seen a woman demeaning her own gender to this extent"
1. She is a fictional woman. You seem to be forgetting that.
2. No woman on earth could demean her own gender. What the hell are you talking about? Why should she take all women on earth into her consideration every time she makes a decision in her life? She has the right to feel whatever the F she feels. Don't micromanage other people's feelings. She can be okay with her cheater husband. It is totally up to her. I would even say she became "the bigger guy" by forgiving him.
3. Don't forget that she is a cheater too, if she is not allowed to forgive him by your rules that you've set and is expecting other people to follow them for some reason, then she shouldn't forgive herself either.

Sometimes people just wish to unknow something. This is not sexist at all. If I was in their position, I would've struggled the same about whether or not to tell my parent regardless of their gender. You realize that they are their family, they don't want them to struggle, and also they wouldn't want their family to break up. There are better ways in dealing with this. This is not a subject that should be taken lightly.

Are you a parrot or something? Seriously! If you cannot comprehend what someone is saying, don't just assume the attack position. Did I say I hit kids? Did I say I'm encouraging people to hit their kids or that it is okay? Read and understand then talk. You don't have to accuse people to look like you are on the right side of things. Explain your point, share your opinion and LISTEN!! or just stop talking and listening all together. I said she knew she was wrong, she tried to fix it immediately after realizing. I'm mostly sure that you are both still teenagers, because only teens (or immature adults) think parents should be perfect (which is not possible by the way). The first thing you realize when you step into adulthood is that parents are humans too, they make mistakes, but a good parent tries to do their best for their children which the character of the mother here clearly does, bad parents do it for themselves or do nothing at all.

I hope you don't have kids either. ^^
Since we are already judging each other without knowing each other, you seem like the person who would leave them in a heartbeat if it got too hard for you. Family doesn't mean anything to you. Don't worry, it's just that you still have so much to learn about life. Let's talk when you are an adult. You already seem to be struggling to make a valid argument, so you resorted to such a childish display of disagreement.

I'm sorry, but Mijoo's issue wasn't one sided. It's not like he forced her to do anything she was unwilling to do, it's her choice thus her responsibility. Now we are blaming the kids too for her bad choices? She had the choice of waiting to get married, she just chose not to do so. Kang Ho never knew about the kids, he may have made other choices if he did. She is alone responsible for the kids she gave birth to without notifying the father. Her kids weren't even liabilities, she left them with her mother and she was the one who lost the money, they didn't do anything wrong or cause any trouble for her.
You should really consider googling what a sociopath is, because at least in the latest episode it was revealed that Kang Ho is as far as it could be from being labeled a sociopath.
I never said hitting your children is okay, but it was a common way of disciplining children at that time, she thought it was the right way, and now she regretted it, that is what a good parent would do, they make mistakes but try to fix them, so I wouldn't at all label her as a bad parent, since she did it for her son's benefit. Literally no one in the world would tell you what is good parenting because no one knows. People who are too lenient produce spoiled dependent children, people who are too strict produce children with mental illnesses, and no one knows (even experts) where the line between them is drawn.