Ryeji

something to look forward to.

I almost drop this at the first episode, I guess they wanted to build up the characters and their dynamics until I lost interest. But upon peaking the next episode, I decided to continue.
It's all feel good at the moment. I still have a few more episodes to go. So for now, it's quite something I need after a stressful day.

And oh so happy to see Seung Won turned into a dorky food obsess guy from that cool-headed Im Sung Min.

I watched this again and somehow enjoyed it a lot more this time. I love the cast.

I keep playing back all of Song Ji Won's part. She's like a happy drug (despite knowing all that sad side of her story).

Hoping that the evident trumped-up conspiracy has an underlying crafty fabrication, owing to the fact that being fully aware who orchestrated this whole tragedy shattered one crucial character of suspense. 제발!

Not sure if I'll dig a crime drama with romance. I love Signal because it has none of it. Criminal Minds was the same. Despite the occasional change with cast, it was worth watching until the last season. However, Bones was an exception. There was romance but it was only a supporting side story. Anyway, thanks for the reco though, if I ever have a change of mood. I might consider it. 고맙습니다.

His future self dies at 9:15 pm. Making his present self become irrelevant at that time. At the end scene, they "tried" to plant a notion in your head that something unfortunate is about to happen. But as usual, the preview kills the suspense. 끝.

Not as great as I thought it would be. Some of the characters weren't believable. Some effects left me exasperated (visual and sound hit and miss). But I like the concept and writing. It's just hard to watch since I can't take them seriously.*stress
I'm not planning to drop this yet. I still am interested with the cases and storyline.

She's twice as crazy in It's Okay, That's Love. But I love her too damn much for bringing such an annoying character to life.

A week long crime/thriller drama streak can't cope with my year long yearning for a drama as good as this. Not even God's Quiz can fill up that void. Must I consider that new Criminal Minds series? gaaah....stress.

TWY first episode was distinctly clear for me, but it did not manage to make a strong impression. In my defense, I desired it to be as chaotically organize as Eun-Hee's writing style. However, its unjust to define outcome after just one episode. So, it shall retain its position on my dramalist.
2nd episode went fairly well, by the way.

Friendship that last forever are the best blessing anyone can ever have. *sniff sniff
I think I'm gonna plan a nice dinner party and watch this with my girlfriends. 오아! ♥

Just in case you're not yet ready to move on... If you have OTVN, you guys can watch 프리한19. 도깨비 will be featured on their show on Tues(Jan24) at 8:30 pm KST

~an emotional wreck until tomorrow.

They did have a written contract, with one clause stipulated that he will allow her to summon him on every first snowfall. And its very likely that she may have blown so many flames for 9 years. But the question is, did she made a desperate wish? The way she did the first time? Maybe not.
Like the Goddess of birth said, a person must have a powerful desire. It may not be in a moment of life or death but maybe in a moment of desperation. Maybe, just maybe after 9 years, it was the first time she felt she needed someone to save her. Coincidentally, she made a desperately plea on a day the first snow fell. Pretty much, one"soft-hearted" deity listened.
Plus the inevitable contract must have help. But... he might have use that as an excuse or request to the higher power, so he can come back to her.

Already am at episode 8, still am engage. Sad to know that it won't be running for the suppose amount of season it should.

It's not possible to fit the drama's story in just 16 episodes. If it was intended to be that way, they would have done so. There's a possibility that this was suppose to run for more than one season. FYI, the original Entourage went up to 8 season.
Anyway, I'm already watching up to episode 8, and still am engage. Everything appears to be candid, no over the top drama. Just the sad reality of what can happen to any person working in a darn cold industry or in any company, for that matter. Right now, I'm feeling sorry for Eun Gab and hating Yeongbin for being stubborn and selfish. Pretty much the same as how much I hated the guy in the American version.

I think its not the characters that overshadows, I think its the story. Though I agree that the chemistry between the 2nd main characters are great. But what made them more interesting is because of their riveting story, the uncertainty that shrouds their fate. We've already past 12 episodes but their story remains uncertain, even though there's already a notion that their story is tragic. Still, curiosity and happy ending syndrome kicks in.
I still love the main characters though. Their relationship style is quite different from the other two. There's no intense passion but there is love and respect for each other. And since their story is going smoothly despite Park's sudden appearance, there's not much flavor to add, just wait for what's next.

I still remember the scene when Eun Tak saw that letter and cut to the scene where Kim Shin wrote it. If I remember it right, I think the letter contains his will or a plea to God to grant him his death.

Woah! I can't believe this drama is ending next week.