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After finishing “Hospital Playlist,” I was really in the mood for the show, and I generally enjoyed this spin-off! Though I had some trouble finding our R1 team likable at first, they all grew on me as they matured and as they slowly celebrated small successes and overcame challenges, either together or individually. They either had an attitude problem, or the emotional and social skills of a rock, but they all grew and slowly got comfortable as residents, which was fun and fulfilling to watch. The show also made me laugh so many times (I, of course, also cried lots!). O I Yeong, to me, felt like the embodiment of someone able, but not willing to do their job most of their time, it could a little frustrating. She clearly has an affinity for the job, and the skills and dedication to study when needed, but oftentimes she’d let her lax attitude get the better of her… Sigh. And yet she proved several times that being a doctor was something that she was just meant to be, specifically in critical situations! Sa Bi’s growing empathy was also nice to see, and her relationship with Ryu Jae Hwi as her mentor was wholesome! Jae Il and Nam Gyeong’s growth was also satisfying to witness; the way they learned to care for their patients despite their heightened emotions (😝😝) was nice to see. I think Dr. Myeong’s punishment wasn’t quite enough to be honest. It was only satisfying to us as the audience, but I really wanted something harsher in-universe, to show all the other characters what an unredeemable and despicable doctor she really is. Well, Professor Chu Chu on TOP!💗🥰🌞. Overall, a heartfelt and fun show, at times a bit frustrating, but still worth a watch—even independently from “Hospital Playlist”!!