michelleoc

I really liked him in Chicago Typewriter, but that is one show that I tried a couple of times to watch and put it aside. Then I was in the right place at the right time and tried it again and absolutely loved it.

I hope you found something better to watch!

I agree with you. I loved the acting. I think it would have been better with more diverse cases and no romance. They are not on an equal emotional/developmental footing, so that was problematic for me.

Totally agree! I can't do all the violence.

I totally get it!

I'm sorry if you thought I was offended by your opinion, I wasn't at all. I'm a firm believer that everyone is entitled to their own opinion. I was just wondering how you knew so much about the plot and that you didn't like it if you only watched two episodes. Now it makes sense. Thank you for clarifying.

I only watched it during the day because I found it a little scary (again, big chicken here!) It might have been an okay watch at night if I was just passively watching it, but I was totally invested. If you like this genre normally, watch it at night, that will make it even better!

Yes, I did. You said you dropped it at episode two, but you mentioned them having a child after the first four episodes. Your math isn't mathing. I do, however, understand wanting to see more of the main couple. Korean dramas often use WAY too many characters so that everyone gets a bit of a storyline, but not enough. I wish they didn't do that.

Was two episodes enough to judge this?

I would like to know what you didn't like about it, specifically. I'm watching it and not loving it, but I'd like to know why others like/don't like it.

I totally agree with you. Amazing cast and chemistry between the cast members. So much humor, yet so much emotion at times.

thank you for this information. I don't do sad endings.

Spot on!!

Yeah, there's IU and Park Bo Gum. But the veteran actors in this are stellar as well! This looks like a dream cast.

Please, please, please be a happy ending!!!

MDL says June 30.

In June

This is one I can watch over and over again, and usually do when I've watched a few not-so-good shows.

I don't need to be fast-forwarding through most of a 16-episode show just so the actors get paid more. They know how much they will be getting paid; it's their option to take the job or not. Shows don't normally suddenly have less episodes than expected, except if it is doing really poorly and they want to cut their losses. Don't get me wrong, if it's written really well, I'm all about watching 16 episodes, it gives them a chance to go into more detail.

Good point.