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Yes, those two are on my top shelf - especially Signal.

The best thing here? Eun sup's sister. I dearly loved her, her character was one of the kind :-))))

I like crime oriented drama and hunting a serial killer is for me a must-see show. In the last two years Memorist somehow belongs to the ones that I really enjoyed. It kept me on the edge, entertained as "Tell me what you saw" "Psychopath diary" didn't. The absolute gems for were "The fiery priest" and "The Watcher" - "Nobody knows" together with Memorist and "Children of Nobody" for me were above average which is 8,5 . Here, the ending was little bit too anticlimactic and NIS behavior strange. I wasn't disappointed with the identity of Eraser, I kinda liked that I felt sympathy and understood why he did it, but those terrible crimes go basically unpunished, which for us-viewers might seems that we came with empty hands in the end after all our hard work of watching it.

Where did you watch ep 31-42 with subs? Thanks :-)

ep. 24-27 https://productiveprocrastination.site/

If I remember correctly, it has typical set-up: they got together, broke up and in the last ep we finally have a happy end.

Thanks :-)

What was the motive of the uncle? maybe because of forwarding I somehow missed the point why he did all those things. And forgot whose relative he was as an uncle, because if he was a brother of Tuo Lun mother, shouldn't he be heir of the company (as son of the dead chairman)?

Finaly a female cop who looks like real deal.- I mean Cha So Young. Not wearing make-up, fancy clothes or shoes with heels, but comfy clothes for field work so can fight, run...what a rate sight.

Yes, they got together.

Really good main couple full of chemistry, unfortunately the second half of drama sucks all the spark, wits and chemistry from both of them...downhill was unfortunately too steep. Especially actress was great, could pull off both sister-characters quite nicely, giving different vibes + her face was refreshing from typical Chinese dolls-types. The second part of drama seemed like it was filmed from years and years before...so many "bad" twists, that I couldn't believe they are still making dramas like that. Also interiors of rooms, offices, hotels has surprising quality.

What was Kang Woo illness? Never killed anyone, he was able to feel empathy, sorrow etc. so clearly he is no psychopath. I get he might my alive in the end but more important question is - did he kill his brother or they were both shoot to death by police? That was the whole point of story, no? Whether he is a murderer... And I liked dark art-ish scenes, quite cool and surprising for Korean drama, like KW submersed in dark water open his dark eyes or game light and shadows.

Very nice drama with refreshing idea - big portion of the story is placed in North Korea - and with great actors. It was easy to fall in love with all the characters, but towards the second part of the story as it became repetitive, it felt flat. The same jokes about differences between South and North, saying goodbye for the 36th time - I would feel more annoyed if the actors weren't so great and save it with their brilliant acting - always worrying for each other and that destiny thing meeting each other without knowing again and again... The story exhausted itself. It would be more interesting to spend some time of the story on how ML became from pianist to such a badass soldier with good martial arts. Also, the story tried to be realistic and rom-com at the same time, it worked at the beginning while later it felt flat, especially those few episodes in South Korea. I would prefer to choose only one option, but this is problem with many dramas only very few can pull both. Sometimes it is even more paradoxical combination: comedy and tragedy, haha.

Definitively agree. One of the best written villains in recent years + actor can pull it off. His nonchalant ruthlessness is chilling.

Up to ep 16 I would maybe rate it as a really really good rom-com. I especially loved the interaction between A-Li, Baby and 2 leads. How good it would be without the second part. I love clichés but there is no need to use them all in one drama, and when our couple was saying goodbye each other for the fourth!!!! time, I almost lost all the will to finish it. The story line with his inner beast=himself was what I was looking forward, but in the end it was little bit flat. You were anticipating a cruel anti-hero, but.... From my point of view, it would be more meaningful if Heiqi would really kiss Lin Xia on the bridge, stared to be with her and gradually also fall in love, where in the end Bai Qi would have to accept that part of himself, so he would be both - Bai Qi and Hei Qi.

Since Six flying dragons I have waited for a good sageuk drama. Those in between didn't satisfied me until My country. It wasn't perfect, always something dramatic going on without any break for audience, but acting and OST was superb. I liked the ending, it was fitting. Our leads in order to get revenge, didn't hesitate to kill many innocent people/guards...

Not the main stream, but very heartwarming. It was really refreshing to have a different type of male lead - if they are not a bad chaebol boys, they are at least cool guys graduating as top from schools. I loved how his support and acceptance changed Dong Baek - she was like flower which could finally bloom.

cutting too much vegetables for living - making repeatedly one move with a hand, it gets strained.

Really good drama up to 8th episode with a rare ability - so many dramas are trying to mix together comedy, thriller, sad/sappy things...and usually without success. Here, it was working for me , but since 10th ep it gets draggy, less intriguing and typical dramaland plotline. I don't mind that romance isn't main focus, but sometimes it is really hard to watch couple where they act cute-cheesy like teenagers but they are 30 years old with relationships behind them - and especially here with heavy topic mature couple-acting would be more fitting to the content.

Maybe full of clichés but strange thing I wasn't bored at all watching this drama, which happens a lot if you are seasoned drama veteran. Something worked for me there, and I don't mean the romance. I usually hate open endings but here somehow it was very fitting. ML decided on the path which had to change him - he couldn't be the innocent anymore - we could see he easily killed at the end. If there is second season, it might be interesting if director would go deeper into both main protagonists characters.