Swimming Pools are Deadly for Goldfish Gill destruction: Chlorine burns and destroys their delicate gill tissues. Suffocation: Damaged gills prevent them from absorbing oxygen from the water. Chemical burns: The chemical strips away their protective mucus slime coat. Skin irritation: Unprotected skin suffers severe chemical burns and lesions. Improper pH: Pool water pH is kept too high for goldfish survival. No filtration: Pools lack the biological filters needed to process fish waste. Toxic shock: Rapid exposure to pool chemicals causes immediate deadly shock.
SO DON'T IMITATE THE TERRIBLE SCRIPT IN THAT EPISODE OF THE DRAMA. DON'T EVER PUT GOLDFISH IN A SWIMMING POOL, NOT EVEN FOR 2 MINUTES.
Plus... we were told that was an abandoned swimming pool. The water must have been there since who knows when, it must have been totally filthy and toxic even for people. And why did it have water anyway?
The synopsis on MyDramList reveals too much about the story. I'm already on episode 18 of 29 and I still haven't…
All the c-dramas that show a love story in young years that ends in separation will show them meeting again as adults and somehow making up. It's a rule, and no one is surprised. At this point, all the plots are more or less similar, the only pleasure is seeing how they will be developed, the small details, the acting etc. Otherwise, we all know what is going to happen.
i know. as for him, makes sense, because he answers the phone for tip offs but her, they never question it hahaha
Not always. Only when he's in his office, not when he's on the scene with her. Also, I'm no expert, but if one wants the police to come to a crime scene, shouldn't he or she call the police station number and not the prosecutors' office?
I am enjoying it very much, but there are some things that bother me. For instance, the police always gets tip-offs, they rush to the scene, find a body and they always see that prosecutor and that red-haired lady. They never take them to the police station to question them, they never question the fact that every single time those two people are present in the middle of nowhere having found a body? Sometimes there is mention in the media of who tipped off, and a picture of her. Wouldn't that always be the case, normally? Instead, we see the pair go away undisturbed and nobody asks a single question.
Excellent drama. Completely crazy and incredibly funny, and with a heartwarming message. I used it as my treat at the end of the day to calm me and get me in a good mood. Ten out of ten in its category.
Meh! Nice, but we've seen so many until now, and some of them very good! Just counting the last decade, we had Oh My Ghostess (2015), Bring it on Ghost, The Ghost Detective (2018), Hwayugi a.k.a. A Korean Odyssey (2018 ) Hotel del Luna (2019), Sell Your Haunted House, Ghost Doctor (2022), From Now On, Showtime! (2002) The Midnight Studio, up to the recent Phantom Lawyer. And I'm probably forgetting some. Plus the movies. To please us, a new drama with the same theme should have something new to bring to the table, not some of the same. This first episode was okay, but nothing new, and nothing to write home about. Let's wait, though.
Lee Sung Kyung's acting solid of course, she's so experienced, but nothing we haven't seen before. Her appearance was creepy, though, with those bulky uppers and her skeletal legs bare or with black leggings that made them look even thinner . Chae Jong Hyeop as usual relying on his adorable puppy smile but here it felt forced and fake (which was presumably right in this case, given the character's psychological trauma) and he has also lost a ton of weight since Eye Love You, so he looks older, gaunt, like a dried fig, only the chest muscled, possibly in an artificial way, because it doesn't match the legs. What is this new fashion for actors, that they have to become like sticks? It wasn't so six years ago, it's a recent thing. I also see it in Chinese dramas. I'm not mentioning it only from the aesthetics point of view, it's also very concerning and damaging for young impressionable viewers.
No matter how much people call it a healing drama, it just felt like endless sadness to me. 😠As if the FL's…
We saw her develop and also do effort for him, it started changing when she decided she would do the first step, and from then onwards she has shown to be utterly devoted to him, looking at him adoringly, praising him nonstop, apologizing profusely for the past, wishing they always stay together - even learning cooking, LOL!
It would have gotten a better score for me if it was 26-28 episodes instead of 32. The last ones felt like fillers. Also, doesn't Tokyo have a 24/7 pharmacy?
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Gill destruction: Chlorine burns and destroys their delicate gill tissues.
Suffocation: Damaged gills prevent them from absorbing oxygen from the water.
Chemical burns: The chemical strips away their protective mucus slime coat.
Skin irritation: Unprotected skin suffers severe chemical burns and lesions.
Improper pH: Pool water pH is kept too high for goldfish survival.
No filtration: Pools lack the biological filters needed to process fish waste.
Toxic shock: Rapid exposure to pool chemicals causes immediate deadly shock.
SO DON'T IMITATE THE TERRIBLE SCRIPT IN THAT EPISODE OF THE DRAMA. DON'T EVER PUT GOLDFISH IN A SWIMMING POOL, NOT EVEN FOR 2 MINUTES.
Plus... we were told that was an abandoned swimming pool. The water must have been there since who knows when, it must have been totally filthy and toxic even for people. And why did it have water anyway?
Also, I'm no expert, but if one wants the police to come to a crime scene, shouldn't he or she call the police station number and not the prosecutors' office?
Instead, we see the pair go away undisturbed and nobody asks a single question.
I used it as my treat at the end of the day to calm me and get me in a good mood. Ten out of ten in its category.
To please us, a new drama with the same theme should have something new to bring to the table, not some of the same.
This first episode was okay, but nothing new, and nothing to write home about. Let's wait, though.
It became very predictable and bland in the last few episodes and it's a pity because I really loved it at the beginning.
And then they had to recapitulate the whole story of what happened through his drawings and writings that he left for her in the tablet. She needed to read that, but we already knew it, so for us it was super-boring.
Lee Sung Kyung's acting solid of course, she's so experienced, but nothing we haven't seen before. Her appearance was creepy, though, with those bulky uppers and her skeletal legs bare or with black leggings that made them look even thinner .
Chae Jong Hyeop as usual relying on his adorable puppy smile but here it felt forced and fake (which was presumably right in this case, given the character's psychological trauma) and he has also lost a ton of weight since Eye Love You, so he looks older, gaunt, like a dried fig, only the chest muscled, possibly in an artificial way, because it doesn't match the legs.
What is this new fashion for actors, that they have to become like sticks? It wasn't so six years ago, it's a recent thing. I also see it in Chinese dramas. I'm not mentioning it only from the aesthetics point of view, it's also very concerning and damaging for young impressionable viewers.
Also, doesn't Tokyo have a 24/7 pharmacy?