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Yes, I just came here to add it to my list because I realized I never had and was shocked to see the average rating. It's brilliantly acted, beautifully shot, the chemistry is outstanding, and even the business-y plot half of it was engaging enough for me to care. The music selection and direction of all the piano playing scenes alone deserves an 8 at least...

One of my major issues was how it was treated as such a non-event, too. When characters found out, they were more shocked at WHO he was/how he was connected to the investigation than the fact that the man traveled through time. Some characters at least showed a mild amount of surprise, but the main villain was literally like - 'ah, that's how he knew about that stuff from 30 years ago...' That's it? 'Ah yes. Time travel. Now his knowledge makes sense. Of course!' I expected there to be a little more consternation over the sci-fi aspect of the drama to pay off why it happened at all.

Awwww, this article warms the cockles of my cold, dead heart. Yoon Dong Ha and Seo Jung Hoo are two of my absolute fav male leads for the EXACT reasons you wrote this article. No real games played. The only time Dong Ha is kinda mean is 100% understandable and done in a way to protect himself from pain and respect her decision - not the bogus ~noble idiot stuff in most dramas.

This is probably one of the best television shows I've ever had to pleasure to watch. It had the added benefit of making me an emotional wreck on the regular. If you are on the fence about starting this, absolutely give it a go. Just be aware that it's a slow burn about characters. That being said, the plot is.. surprisingly stressful.

I feel like I could have written this comment. I watched City Hunter and was obsessed. It was easily my #1 drama. Then, I forced myself to move on and watch something else and stumbled onto Healer. It knocked CH right off the top, and I struggle to get invested in other dramas. A big part of me just wants to rewatch Healer.