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He’s actor Kim E-Jun. BTW asianwiki usually has a more accurate and complete cast list for kdramas.

His character name is Ham Dong-Ho. The actor’s name is Kim E-Jun.

The actor’s name is Kim E-Jun. The photo of him on asianwiki looks better than the one here on mdl.

You know there’s going to be romance in a kdrama when you see an umbrella ☔️

She should lose her medical license because of her unethical behavior. But first her supervising doctors need to wake up and see how deceitful she is. She sucks up to her supervisors while back stabbing the residents and taking credit for the work they did. Why is it so hard for her superiors to see what a truly horrible person she is?

here’s the preview with English subs

https://x.com/gyjpilipinas/status/1917745926275489824?s=61

Are you an AI bot? You’ve used the word “we” too many times. Users are not agreeing with you. Bye.

When you say that Han Ye Ji used privilege to get the role of Sabi you are saying that she doesn’t have the acting ability or integrity to get the role on her own. Do you have any FACTUAL evidence that she used privilege to get the role? Do you have PROOF that she’s related to the producer or director? Do you have PROOF that someone bribed the producer or director to give her the job? The highly respected creator of Resident Playbook said that Han Ye Ji auditioned for her role just like the rest of the main cast. I choose to believe him instead of some random stranger on MDL.

MDL is a forum for discussing specific dramas. If you want to discuss your point of view of the kdrama industry maybe you should try Reddit or something similar. btw, not everyone agrees with your opinion about privilege in kdrama casting. I certainly don’t. I evaluate an actor’s ability’s based on their performance in a specific role. I don’t look at rumors about the actor’s background.

I still don’t understand your point. Why is it so important to you that you spread rumors about someone you don’t know? Do you have any facts about her background? Even IF she used connections to get her role, how does that affect your life?

Instead of guessing or spreading rumors about Han Ye Ji why don’t you try cheering for her big break into show business and wish her success?

Sorry I don’t understand what your point is. Are you saying Han Ye Ji is a bad actress in her role as Sabi and only got her job because of preferential treatment?

I evaluate an actor/actress ability based on their performance in a particular role. I don’t speculate about their background or how they got the role.

When talking with Do-won Sabi said “Whether or not I can fix them is not my problem. I have to speak my mind. I was the one negatively affected. Why should I tolerate it too? I can’t do that.”

At that point Sabi wasn’t looking for ways that she and Nam-Kyung could both compromise and work together better. She wanted to speak her mind. Sabi finds it difficult to empathize with others so she thinks she’s the only one that’s right. That’s not a good attitude to have if you want to problem solve and get along with your coworkers.

You can’t fix someone else. You can only change how you react towards them and the situation.

Thank you for solving a mystery. I’ve been trying to figure out what drama I’ve seen him in before. When you gave his name I was able to find out he was also in Her Private Life.

Technically speaking this drama was planned from the beginning as a one season series. Season 2 was never planned for so it’s not cancelled. According to tv ratings the number of viewers continues to increase each episode. If the producers of this drama think they can make money off of another season they will try for a second season.

tbh I would like to see Hospital Playlist 3 AND season 2 of RP. Both series are heartfelt slice of life dramas and I think we need more of these types of shows.

I just noticed that Netflix labeled Resident Playbook as a limited series. A Netflix limited series generally refers to a show that is designed to wrap up its story within a single season.

I’m disappointed. The pacing of the story is good so far but I was hoping we would get more than 12 total episodes for RP. Oh well…

Yes, parents teach their children that when you apologize you should say exactly what you’re apologizing for. But those words can be meaningless without a change of heart. Sabi could give a textbook apology and then turn around and keep sabotaging Yi-Young, but she won’t. You could tell by her demeanor and actions that Sabi regretted what she did and is unlikely to sabotage Yi-Young or anyone else again.

Yi-Young says “I’m sorry” to others dozens of times each episode. She’s not interested in getting a lengthy apology from Sabi. She allowed Sabi to save face because she believes Sabi truly felt sorry for what she did. She knows that a change of heart is more important than following strict rules for an apology.

Yi-Young is a forgiving person and knows how important it is to give others a second chance. Viewers could learn a lot from Yi-Young about forgiveness and getting along with others in the workplace by watching how she handled the situation.

ETA: I’m not trying to justify Sabi’s behavior when she tried to sabotage Yi-Young. Sabi was very clearly wrong in doing what she did. But she didn’t plan the sabotage, she was reacting emotionally. Afterwards she had a definite change of heart and regretted her own actions. Sabi made a big mistake that could have had negative consequences for both Yi-Young and patients. But Sabi is not pure evil. What I’m saying is that Sabi deserved a second chance. Yi-Young realized that and gave Sabi the second chance to grow and move forward.

An age difference of 8 years (in real life) really upsets you but it doesn’t bother everyone. Why waste your energy getting so upset about a fictional situation? It hasn’t even been confirmed yet that the two characters are in a romance. Let the story continue and see where it’s headed before you jump to conclusions.

Oh that’s right. Sabi felt and acted really guilty but when she tried to bring up the post-it Yi-Young minimized the situation even though she saw Sabi drop the note on the floor. But at the very end of the episode when they were in the locker room changing Yi-Young thanked Sabi for staying late to help her with the skin sample and Sabi said sorry, but don’t ask why. I’m pretty sure Yi- Young knew exactly why Sabi said sorry.

Anyway, it appears that Sabi felt guilty and learned her lesson. Yi-Young didn’t want to make a big deal of the situation but judging by comments here some viewers are much more unforgiving than Yi-Young.

What’s your definition of senior? irl she’s 29 and he’s 37. That’s only an 8 year difference.

It’s pretty shallow to judge someone’s worth by their age or looks.

Sure, it’s a great show!