michelleoc

I love both of these actors. But the fact that Han Hyo Joo is off the table, maybe she turned it down because she wasn't loving the script? Since these two haven't committed, we'll just have to wait and see. Regarding chemistry, I don't immediately think of these two being a dream pairing.

Thank you for the link. Love the cast, just too violent and bloody for me. Am anxious to read all the comments here about how everyone else is enjoying it, though!

It would be amazing if Netflix would release Some Day or One Day at the same time.

I really like the way you described the FL. I'm hoping that she improves as the drama goes along.

The staring, the doe eyes, the stalking. I will probably give this a few episodes and see if I can get past the FL.

I watched on YouTube where they cut a lot of the scenes together to show what this show is about. The FL seems so immature and too much like a stalker. I got the same feeling from A Love So Beautiful. Obviously, I am completely in the minority.

Wow, they look alike!!!

Thank you for your review. I think I'll save myself the angst of watching this show. So often, romances are ruined by the amount of melodrama in a show.

Do writers even actually care what the audience think? I mean, they are getting viewership, though it's dropping. They probably also factor in those of us that don't watch until the whole show has been released. The reason I ask, I'm reading comments on most of the shows lately - "plot has been done a million times", "trope-filled", "changed from romance to crime drama", "lazy writing", etc. I mean, maybe drama writers are like weathermen, they can get it wrong 95% of the time and still keep their job.

That's what I was just going to say!

However, isn't that a picture of Kim Se Jeong from A Business Proposal?

I agree with you. For the most part, the woman falls first and then behaves like a stalker.

Please spoil for me. Is the majority of this in prison and is it really violent?

I could not have said it better myself.

I could not have said it better myself.

Sadly…

Why are they starting to divide shows into two seasons?

This sounds a lot like The Dude in Me.

Thank you, since the fight scenes were my least favorite part of part 1, I'll give this a pass. I appreciate your thoughts.

I know that this is TOTALLY personal opinion, but I would like to know if season 2 is more or less character driven than season 1. I'm not a fan of dark/evil/fighting, but I'm glad I watched season 1 for the acting and the character development. Is season 2 even darker, with more violence?