Emily

I rewatched this after not having seen it since it came out... 2 thing. First, BOY has the AI/robot love bit of this aged poorly My GOODNESS . Second... I fully gaslit myself into thinking that this ended with her getting with the real guy? Maybe I'm just thinking of Absolute Boyfriend or something? Is there another robot clone drama where that happens? I'm tripping. Lmao.

Watched this when it was airing after having seen the original, and decided to rewatch. The original, imo, has a lot more grace and tact when dealing with certain plot threads- the longer run time probably helps with that- but MAN if the performances in this one don't give that a run for it's money. I was sobbing, heaving, snotting all over the place by the end of this. I'm not sure it has aged well in all aspects, but I think if you're willing to overlook a few bumpy patches there is a lot to get enraptured by in this drama.

Does this webtoon have as many goofy-ass names as they normally do? It's sort of seeming like 'yes'. Praying that these adaptations smarten up and change them.

There's no way to no yet if it'll STAY good, but it's a very strong start~~~

Praying to all that is good that they change those stupid fucking names lmao

Every time I remember that Kill Me, Heal Me and this drama were both dramas dealing with DID airing around the same time and that this wasn't the one that took off, I get so unbelievably pissed. KMHM is hot garbage. This was decent.

Rewatched this for the first time since watching this as it was coming out... mannnnn, they don't make them like this anymore! This one is peak k-drama for me. The wacky plot twists, the random horror elements, the romance where both leads actually believably love each other instead of staring at each other longingly for 15 episodes until they kiss once during the finale? Mwah, mwah, chefs kiss!

Got to episode 13 or so and then it took me *checks notes* 4 years to get through the final few episodes

I wish there were more dramas like this, I love it so much ;-; It really has nearly everything I look for in a drama. Alas I will just have to rewatch it.

It is definitely 100% a happy ending- it just doesn't fully show the happy ending.

Dragged in the middle- I had to skip through episodes 24-30 or so. But definitely had a lot of good stuff at the beginning and the end! The very ending doesn't have the most satisfying payoff I've ever seen but it wraps everything up satisfactorily. There was also some funky timeline mess-ups near the end that make me feel like they were in a rush or something.

I don't buy main chick as a high schooler even a little bit. Girly is 26!!

She reminds me of Im Joo Eun. So pretty!

The scene of the dogs meeting their owners in heaven was the stupidest scene I've ever seen that also made me sob like a little baby

Why are you censoring gay? Its gay. It's also straight. It is an lgbtq drama and I'm not sure why you would want to ignore that.

(It actually is pretty draggy tbh)

Take a shot every time two characters talking to each other in a scene take turns being in the dead center of a shot staring intensely straight into the camera from like 5 inches away

I'm so glad it's been renewed, from what I read when it first released it didn't seem like (at least according to the main actress) the prognosis was good

Big Honking Trigger Warning for suicide imagery in the first episode, folks.

It's crazy how at the start of the drama I was like "ML looks so young! he's just a lil bebby!" but by the end I was like "what a handsome man T-T"