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It can look so easy to make a beautiful little series. This show is evidence once again that short series can be much more complex than longer ones if they are well-written. It also proves that characters can have more than one trait, and that they can develop despite the short runtime. Add talented actors, and what you get is a lovely series that I'm sure to be missing after next Friday, like I am missing "About Youth" already.

Solid comedy, great cast, fun to watch.

Thank you. I thought I was the only one who has this problem.

This was a beautiful fairy tale with two amazing lead actors - or rather four, because Kang Woo and the little boy were great, too..

What a rollercoaster this story has been. Nothing was the way it seemed to be. I liked in particular that the bad ones weren't only bad, the seemingly good ones had a very dark side, and the ending wasn't completely sad, but a little happy, too. IMO this series is among the best written BL series I've seen so far, and fortunately the actors are up to this standard, too.

... I wonder if it wouldn't have been better not to reveal in the first episode that the family are all ghosts. It may be good from the comedy aspect for the viewers to know more than the main character, but some nice plot twists and a certain amount of suspense have been wasted that way.

Quite a good start - cinematography and acting were okay, and the leads can make a nice couple, but...

Benz was massively bashed here when the series premiered, but after I have rewatched the original series several times when I made the German subs, I got to appreciate the way he acts.

The original seasons 1 and 2 are on Commetive's other youtube channel, and they are 100% identical, so you can binge watch it there.

I had the crazy thought last week that the heli crash was faked since Kim and Payoo take the same heli to fly to the remote villa. It's about as crazy as a guy with intracerebral hemorrhage running around in the jungle, yelling loudly, without the gangsters catching him. Or just as crazy as a horse surviving all alone in a stable with no one around to feed it.

What did we learn in those 42 minutes of wasted time? Sher gets drunk every night which means he is an alcoholic, and Fah and Sher can't dance. Anything else? Oh yeah, Fah got ditched. Serves him right.

Just as stylish as waking up naked next to your boyfriend, and when you try to kiss him he acts like he's going to be raped, and says: "Let's go to the bathroom, there's a toothpaste ad to be done."

Today's lesson: If you can't have the girl, just take her brother.

They are thinking about an extended version of season 1 which would explain the loose ends. Tbh, I'm not so sure if that would be a good idea, because too much explanation could kill the suspense and mystery of the story. I'd rather see Meen and Rossi in a new series.

The cast of this show is really good, not only the leads, but they are amazing. Earth has proven that he's a great actor for years, but I didn't expect Santa would be on one level with him. Hard to believe that he's only 18. He's a natural.

I really enjoyed the first part of this series - Boss and Noeul were much better than expected, and so was the plot. Until that mess of a kidnapping happened. I'll just try to forget it, because it spoiled the whole story. Looking forward to the story of the second couple.

They are slowly improving, and after 3 seasons I have come to like these boys. Everything is still quite amateurish, but it's charming, too. What I don't like is that after 3 seasons there isn't any happy ending in sight for anyone, so they'll have to try and fix things in season 4. I hope they will.

The second part was so sad that it really hurt. I'm still speechless about Klong's performance. It looks like director Nicchi has found another gem, or maybe two, because Prince also seems to be a promising talent.

For me, this is a fairy tale, a very beautiful one, and fairy tales don't need to be logical, so I don't care about ID cards, money etc. I'm just enjoying it as a beautiful fairy tale, and one of this year's series that touch me the most.

I agree with a lot you say. I tried to make two points: 1. We've seen too much of the same in 7 episodes, and there will probably more of it in ep 8. 2. I am waiting for Eiw's character development after his separation from Cake, and possibly after their reunion which will give a great actor like Earth more opportunities to shine.