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2016 isn't even past its half and we can already tell this is going to be the best drama of the year. The entire production of this drama is superb, storyline included. I don't see where all the haters are coming from. Did you miss birth secrets, chaebols or something?

All this chaos spurting everywhere and I'm here just wondering what am I supposed to do with my second lead syndrome.

Same. But I'm hoping the planned plot starts now and those first episodes were just to introduce.

This drama is so good, it is really surpassing my expectations. Plot, pace, acting, soundtrack, scenery, everything is so worth the wait. Haven't seen this level of quality in a long time, fully recommend to any person.

If it is just slightly less worse than ebola, I wouldn't call it "just" a serious one, it should a be pretty damn harsh one. I hope she will survive, but death is also welcome to the plot if they make it seem so. Since it was fully pre-produced, I think there won't be any sudden miracles to appeal to the viewers.

Can I rate it 11? Everything was just beyond perfect.

There is a moment when Hye Rim asks Seung Chan how does he see Doctor Bae and what she meant to him, he answers "a friend... a mentor... and a soulmate." But IDK, it could be like a friendship soulmate, who knows. I personally like to perceive the two as a romantic non-sexual couple, like a platonic relationship.

Yoo Rim decides to marry Ji Ho; Seung Chan realizes he likes Dr. Bae and manages to make her do the surgery and receiving chemoterapy; Soo Hyun reconciles with his biological mother and decides to make the phase 3 of the experiment himself and declares his love for Hye Rim in a crowded theater room. They leave the room, he explains himself, "I love you, Go Hye Rim", lame kiss, the end.

Storyline was a total crap, but direction was actually decent. Scenery and illumination were excellent; camera dynamics were good; OST wasn't exactly remarkable, but it was played in the right moments. Yes, I'm trying to justify why I gave a 6 to this, emotionally I just want to give it a 4.

Really this good, go on.

Love/hate relationship with that ending, but it was ~masterpiecic~ nonetheless.

It's a time loop. Something has to "change" for he to tell Lee Jae Han that the things can change and Lee Jae Han himself make the last call telling that. I think it was just of entertainment value to make us believe we can do good by attempting to change the past. If you think about it, if he didn't believe the past can be changed, his brother would be alive and he wouldn't be a cop in the first place, let alone an investigator. But that might just be all in my head too, I'm downloading the last episode now and hope we all can confirm that.

The whole story is so beautifully put together... Indeed, everything was his fault, even his own brother's death. I hope you have learned a lesson, kids.

I've realized now that he Sun Woo only died because Lee Jae Han motivated him to do so and fight for truth, but then this only happened because Park Hae Young motivated Lee Jae Han to help his brother. This is beautifully put together.

They did change something. Most of the viewers didn't realize that everything happened just because the calls. In this episode, everything is finally put together. Lee Jae Han said "the past can be changed" exactly because he had those calls and was told so; so when Park Hae Young first receives Lee's last call, he will believe the past can be changed and will motivate the Lee Jae Han of the past to do so. It's a loop, an inevitable one when you're dealing with information travelling to the past.

Wow... I hope the last episode will be as majestic as this one.

Last-episode-unwanted-pregnancy, because why the fuck not!

Brace yourselves, insane last episode plot twists are coming.

Way better, you haven't seen a thing. Keep watching! But beware: highly addictive.

When you're actually more moved by two secondary couples instead of the main one.