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I think this show could be improved tremendously. They are forcing unnatural situations to make content, yet the content in not up to par. They should either almost fully script the show, or advice the sons to be as natural as they could be. I can tell that they are making up situations for TV, but they aren't usually very enjoyable, and sometimes they do the same situation over and over again. Every member has a very specific personality trait that they keep bringing up, and they keep saying they want them to get married, yet they never bothered bringing up their better personality traits, and I say "better" because their so called "bad" personality traits are never as bad as they make them seem to be. Is he frugal? Yes. Is it a bad trait to have? Who could say? He doesn't waste food, water or disposable products, but he spends money on his family, friends, colleagues and on his hobbies. To me, that's the best way to spend money. And isn't he also loyal, kind, understanding, hard-working, considerate towards women, loves his family and spends money on his friends and helps their career? Yes. So why aren't we focusing on that instead?

I thought it was a new sketch they did and I was wondering how I missed it, but it's a collection of their previous work as actors/comedians/CF models. I still enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing.

I'm not saying she wasn't wrong, she is just not the only one who was wrong. Victimizing herself wouldn't have worked if fans weren't so eager to attack whoever they feel like attacking, maybe she wouldn't have even thought about doing that if it weren't for the rumors they already started. And about calling the staff names, I think it depends on how personal they were, a minor calling someone older with a generic bad word is just a kid with a bad mouth, and there are plenty of those. Again, I'm not saying she was not wrong, I'm just saying that what she did isn't cancel-worthy, and that's only my opinion.

This is sad.

But JaeSuk is the master of bickering and putting people down. If that's the reason you think Running Man should change its cast, then he should be the first to go. I personally don't think they should do drastic changes at this time, they are all relying on conversations because of the restrictions. I'm not with changing the cast entirely, I think Running Man without a strong character like Jong Kook would be exactly like any other variety show. If they didn't like the cast they should create another show instead of replacing them, since they've already created other similar shows with different cast but they never got where Running Man is.

Thank you for your comment. I've always struggled with communicating my thoughts to others so this means a lot to me. I think this is the best compliment I've ever received, at least on the Internet. XD

Ok, thank you. I'll try to get through the first episodes.

I see mostly positive comments, but I just started this drama and I can't get into it. Do the characters grow on you? Because I couldn't stand the overacting and the reverse harem theme. All of the guys except the 3rd, 4th and 8th prince have the same character, I find it hard to differentiate between them.

She wasn't dumb really, she gave in to the pressure Professor Yang was giving her. It's hard to find a smart person who is actually good at interacting with people, they all suffer from some kind of social anxiety, and he was probably focusing on her because he saw her potential. Also, having good grades doesn't mean you are the smartest, and having bad ones doesn't mean you are the dumbest. Sometimes a professor would ask questions that only require memorization (and notice her bad grade and her good grade were with different professors), and if you came to a class with the mindset that you want to really learn and not only to get good grades, memorization is a mood killer, people who enjoy analyzing information are hardly interested in memorizing them, and she's probably bad at memorizing texts and good at analyzing them, while the other students are the opposite. Understanding information are a lot more useful than memorizing them.

That's what I find the most irritating. The overly cute facial expression when it's not in a situation that calls for it. Thanks, I'll probably end up watching the drama anyway, I just wanted to prepare myself to ignore her character, because if I got my hopes up I will be severely irritated.

I agree with you on almost all what you said, except that I don't see what she did as bullying. I only see that she was acting like a brat. She didn't hurt anyone physically and she did nothing herself that would usually hurt someone emotionally. Her sister on the other hand did one thing that was not okay at all which is threatening with physical injury. Then after the scandal started about her being a victim of bullying, fans were the real criminal at that time, and she was a bystander who said nothing. The same fans who are pointing fingers at her now are the ones who did the deed. It's like a killer blaming a bystander why they didn't stop them from murdering someone (someone's career in this case), and none of those people has stepped up to apologize, so why expect her to do that when her only crime as far as we know was playing along with their vicious accusations?

If you are scrolling through the comments deciding whether or not to start this drama, I would like to give you a bit of advice to help you avoid ruining your experience. If you started watching this drama thinking it will be a masterpiece, chances are you will be disappointed, not because it can't be a masterpiece, but because it's impossible for a drama to match everyone's standards and expectations especially if they're too high. This drama isn't flawless, nothing is, especially since what we consider a flaw is different from one another. so whether you like it or not depends on whether you choose to focus on what you consider a flaw (which is very okay) or just enjoy what's great about this drama and there is plenty. Don't let heavy criticism about the drama discourage you from watching it (They didn't make time to criticize the drama without them being interested in it), and don't let aggressive comments promoting the drama by looking down on those who didn't like it make you feel any lesser if you didn't enjoy it as much as them, we all have different tastes after all.

I like it so far but I wish it was less action-forward and more disturbing, I think it would've been better.

I liked this drama overall, but I found the first half of the drama way better than the second. The script of the second half was a bit too cheesy for me, and it got kind of repetitive and predictable. Is it the best psychological thriller I've seen? No, but it's quite good and enjoyable.

If you didn't like it from the start, I don't think you will like it.

You are right, if we saw how was DongShik's relationship with his sister we would've empathized more with his feelings about her death.

I didn't finish watching the drama but I thought the whole point of having him be a prosecutor in his other life was to show him what it's like to be on the other end. The problem isn't only with the female lead, it's just that they are clearly representing the male lead in his first life as a bad person which he is, but making it seem like what the female lead is doing is acceptable which is not.

I didn't watch the drama to have an opinion on the character, but from your description, her character sounds relatable. XD

Anyone disliked Suzy's acting before but thought it was decent in this drama and her character is less annoying than her other ones? I need to know before starting this drama.

I don't like looking at surgeries too, but I don't remember getting grossed out or bored by them.