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IDK why people are freaking out....she doesn't remember the kiss and as she accepts Tae Jun's proposal, the watch reacts (god knows why)...she remembers everything, I'm sure, a new life (at least logically she should) which didn't save Sun Jae or her legs, so I guess she'll go back again.

Btw, It's so alike 20th Century Girl...I mean in some cases almost duplicate...
Anyways, Woo Seok does well as the innocent, shy, introvert teenager. But I'm a little torn towards Song Geon Hee, he's cute, his character really cool and in such cases, one must always get his heart broken...and that just seems unfair.

Nice episode. Loved it. Its pace is pretty fire tbh.
I won't accept a sad ending. I mean, come on! Go Dae Ri, detective Baek will disappear in the end, Ji Won has a tumour and an inevitable case of goodbye with Go Dae Ri...if at least Han Bom and Seo Ki Ju doesn't get to be together, it's just unfair.

Nice debut episode!

That's true.

Wouldn't he get old if he wasn't dead? Pretty sure he's dead. Also, he said something about photographers not being able to turn into lost souls or smth to young Seo Ki Ju.

I get people saying Nara not suiting the clingy part of the character, maybe they could've toned it down a little, also her getting easily scared part too...but to claim that they don't have chemistry just isn't right. I like them together, they're soft and intense all at the same time. Perfect couple by all means. Nara rocks a cool toned character; she does brilliant comedy too. But 'continuous' damsel in distress with occasional childish antics not so much (I don't think anyone can tbh). Her obstinacy is fun to watch, but not the overtness. But it goes to the director.
Also, Seo Ki Ju's source of wealth, it seems like, will stay a mystery. He went and bought a bunch of pot plants for that girl. Wth man, what do you do? I'd also probably like an explanation as to why he finally chose to give in to her efforts...he is after all going to die, and everyone Bom ever loved died on her, so to speak.
PS: I know they're trying to capture spring in her looks and wardrobe, and she sure is stunning but I think her best look was in Itaewon Class. I love her straight hair.

I think he's hiding it out of reflex, also his ghost deputies can question his decision to fall in love 50 days before his death. Deputy Go is really fun, especially in the boat watching detective Baek fight like hell, are they shooting a marvel movie or what...bcz I was thinking the same thing😂 I am happy they're finding out everything sooner than later, more things need to happen.

I like it. Maybe the haircut more than the colour, but still like it.

I'm not so sure. She could have broken free in panic. This is standard procedure to make the distraught person trust you but you just don't go over without precaution or a team but he's not exactly into following rules, is he?🫤

Well your hopes are dashed. It's totally a romantic drama.

I haven't watched many ghost core k dramas and the few that I have watched aren't exactly of this type, so I can't give verdicts. The lonely guy-lost girl-past connection trope in this drama is definitely nothing new but there's always a charm to well done clichés. Or that's how I feel.

In this case I actually look forward to the clips they release. A little too hooked I guess.

The way they advertise by releasing all the kissing scenes prior to every episode's release, hard to worry about the leads. But agree with the rest:)

It's unique in the sense that it gives death and unfinished stories more meaning. This drama presented that part with a lot of heart.

Yeah we get that but isn't that a little antithetical to his grudge which should be against the mûrderer who overworks his employees? He's right there!

He mistakes her for his blind date. He doesn't like her.

He hides it from ML but he has an inkling that he does do something like this in his free times. And yeah, I have the same question. Why harass the interns when the actual criminal is right there.

Way better episode than episode 6 (it was pretty much Seo Ji Hun's episode, other parts weren't smooth enough).
Nara absolutely brilliantly nails the goofy outgoing nature of Han Bom. Seo Ki Ju is way more fun as the shy guy who lived too little than as a life saviour. Ji Won so effortlessly exudes best friend vibe, she and Bom have only limited interactions but so spot on!
That kid ghost in the beginning of the episode has to be the cutest ghost I've seen in my life. Also plot thickens as I'm convinced that Han Bom certainly met Seo Ki Ju's uncle after the accident. She too can take photos with that camera.
One of my favorite Seo Ki Ju moment of episode 6 was when Han Bom publicly flirts in front the negotiation team and he breaks into a smile. But because the negotiation was set up so poorly I was disappointed. This episode makes no such mistake. He's into her and she's adorably embarrassed yet obstinate in pursuing him. It's an absolutely charming chemistry they've cooked up. Loving it more and more. For once I think a tragic ending will devastate me no matter how fitting.

I just love how she describes Seo Ki Ju as Charlie Chaplin...comedy from afar, tragedy from up close.
Btw, I just analysed the preview of the next episode, looks like Han Bom is possessed!!!! I mean what better way to show off your acting chops if not dual characters🙂‍↕️
Seo Ki Ju is in for a heck of a day...

Yeah, and that fear needs to be reasonable, maybe once or twice but she broke down quite a few times and she knows it was a complete accident which led to her condition (they still don't know about the connection between them) but she holds Seo Ki Ju responsible for what's happening to her. She wanders around, gets in trouble and gets completely liquidated in fear. This 'crying like a baby' thing loses its charm for adults if it keeps happening over and over. Also she knows some ghosts are civil yet she didn't press her case to help Seo Ki Ju that night, I'm sure whatever happened needed to happen but it didn't happen in the smoothest way. But again, my take.