Me too but they chose a realism that made no sense, as if the real world wasn't frustrating enough, there was no need for it. I wonder why they chose to make nonsense like this, it's a pity for the efforts of all the actors. They destroyed all our expectations for season 2 when the show was at its peak. They killed Bromance, they destroyed one of the main leads. I wonder how the writers' minds work. This is not the way to keep interest and try to be different. This is just taking the easy way out and cowardice. A main cast member doesn't have to die to add excitement to a series. They haven't learned that. Stop ruining your own work.
The death of Kim sung oh'u's character was very unnecessary in a drama like this. He didn't need to, he could have gotten hurt. He made the show beautiful anyway. One stupid move reflects on the whole drama. These screenwriters haven't gotten wise. They haven't learned whether or not to give up on a character. And such a simple death, such a ridiculous death. Stupid writers. They enjoy ruining their own series.
They deserved so much more. 10 / 10. Congratulations to the whole team. It was a really good series that did justice to its genre. The finale was also great.
Absolutely better than the first season. Best best best. I love it. Waiting for historical time. I hope the new season will include the complete Season 2 cast. We watched a great season full of action and fun without boring romance.
First season is the best, it's the only season to watch.
Yes, everyone has their own opinion. For me, the first season was a difference and the following seasons just copied and followed it, but the introduction, confrontations, lines, conflicts in the first season were the factors that made the Romantic doctor a Romantic doctor. In season 2, like the first season, they moved forward through the conflicts of the lead doctors with traumas. Even seeing this was enough to evoke a feeling of imitation. They were also more stagnant than the couple in the first season. Again, conflicts are factors that add excitement to the series, but this effect did not continue in season 2. Of course, there is no such thing that there will be conflicts in every series, but it is important to maintain and increase the excitement. And certainly the success of season 2 was fueled by the success of the first season. The audience that loved the first season carried the second season up. Many people must agree with this, there is an increase in the ratings and many of those who found season 3 uninspiring started to want season 4 to come. Kang Dong Joo has definitely brought excitement to the series. My opinion, of course.
But there was no delay in treating him, they operated on him first, both doctors did their best, there were other…
I agree. Woo jin reacted very well, he admired his abilities. His perspective is more objective and somehow he gets along better with Kang dong joo. If he has a question, he asks it and then he thinks about the answers he hears and weighs them afterwards. I like him. If there is a sequel season, Woo Jin will follow in the footsteps of Kang Dong Joo sunbae and become a very good duo with him. Of course, the first season cast should also come.
But there was no delay in treating him, they operated on him first, both doctors did their best, there were other…
They will take lessons. I'm not worried about that. It would have been boring for other doctors to accept him right away. The conflicts are what we missed from the first season. The conflicts should continue, but Kang Dong Joon should also touch hearts with his leadership, his skills and his difference. He has to be the most opposite person to Kim Sabu, but at the same time, he has to be the person that Kim Sabu trusts the most, cares about and accepts his methods. He has always been and should always be someone who says what he believes without thinking. Even though he admires Kim Sabu and looks up to him, he should always be brave and continue to speak his mind against him, which is exactly what happened in episode 13. It's one thing to respect Kim Sabu, but it's another to speak out openly about things he disagrees with him on without hesitation. That's exactly why in the first season, his scenes with Kim Sabu, his conflicts, his confrontations, his defiance, his expressing his thoughts without fear, sometimes left even adults unresponsive. His speech at the moment he resigned, the moment he got into a fight with Kim Sabu, even the nurse just watched and intervened only when necessary, the way he told Seo jung at the beginning of the series that he liked you Sunbae and excited us and his beloved. It was completely different, in episode 13, the scenes from the first season came back to me. It was like those amazing exits, arguments and lines came back. I hope the screenwriter will not mislead us and will continue this excitement and this quality that he has found again.
But there was no delay in treating him, they operated on him first, both doctors did their best, there were other…
I don't think so, as far as I watched, he was the one who was operated the most urgently and they did their best in the treatment part. Maybe if the problem was with the pediatric patient or the other one, we could say that there was a delay, but for this patient they took the decision as fast as possible and started the operation and both doctors did their best. As you said, as they closed one thing, a problem appeared somewhere else. And Kang dong joo didn't waste time each time going to the next step. Woo jin never objected to him either. No doctor who was there afterwards can say there was a medical mistake. After all, Kim sabu was still in the operating room at the time. Kang dong joo called him when he needed help. I'm not sure if anything would have changed if Kim sabu had been there. It was a bit of a miracle. The only problem was that Cha wasn't where she was supposed to be. Even if not for that patient, she could have made a difference for other patients.