After 13 episodes, this became boring. Really loved it in the beginning. Should have been 4 episodes shorter.
I really hated the breakup since the reason wasn't logical. The watchman was only doing his duty, either the administrator son or he had to die in the battle. And they didn't discuss this until the last minute. Also hated the fact that the second couple became the first couple in the end. San and Dan Oh couple were just forgotten away. The best moments were when we didn't know yet who was who.
He wasn't suited for the role, he could just acknowledge and accept the directors' decision. There's no mistreatment here, rather they made an unfortunate mistake, but mistakes happen. He chose to make it public that they ditched him. I hope he will get motivation to develop rather than fight the decision. The image he has is a fluff comedy side character, and weekend dramas are typically not quite that. They just needed someone different for the role, expression-wise and probably also personality-wise, for the sake of the teamwork. Looking forward to see Ha Joon in a lead role.
I'm loving this so far. While it's not immediately hooking, it grew on me and I'm really looking forward to the last episodes. A calmly paced series about healing. The found family trope is my fave and this is so sympathetic. On a sidenote, Hwang Seok Jung masters the hula dance moves and gestures perfectly (it's not an easy one).
Just silly and the humour is of the lowest kind. Still, it was funny in places. I watched this bc it came to Viki. Not my type of thing normally. What a waste of good actors. I felt second-hand embarrassment for them. Basically a copy of the American movie where 3 guys go to Las Vegas for a bachelor party (don't remember the name)
Brilliant, wicked writing. Painfully realistic: a scamdemic, a vaccine developed for an imaginary virus that isn't harmful except for people already dying from other causes, using humans as lab rats, pervasive censorship, hidden goverment of the wealthy and powerful. Been there, experienced that. This was therapeutic and healing. Almost a historical account of the nightmare that was the past 2 and a half years. Overall message being - for me - how easily these things might happen again. 9.5/10
I sort of lost interest altogether when the beginning scene showed that one of the 2 ml's died. Maybe he didn't, but as it was portrayed, no attempts were made at restarting the heart. Maybe will return to this after all ep's are out if it gets a good rating.
In principle this is a very good drama. Particularly the first 10 episodes when the prosecutor suffers from memory loss. But this is too long and it got draggy in the second half. I couldn't stand to watch the antagonist's sneering face anymore towards the end, although Uhm Ki Joon is a very good actor indeed. Finishing this took forever and my rating dropped from 8.5 to 7.0. Ji Sung is great in this drama as are all the other actors, the child actor and the veterans playing prisonmates.
So draggy. 4 episodes stretched out to 12. Ratings on MDL are highly inflated. Most of the scenes are panned for…
Most people don't understand when they are being taken for a ride. You're very right about how this drama tries to manipulate feelings. I didn't fall for it, but I can see most MDLers did. They are such fools and even outraged that not everyone reacts the same way.
The Light in Your Eyes was very badly written, Duty After School part 2 was trash, I'm really afraid that Daily Dose of Sunshine with my favorite actress will be garbage.
I don’t want another sad ending not after finishing oasis and it’s horrible ending
The tone of this drama is so different, am fairly sure everyone gets a happy ending. As in Our Blooming Youth. Oasis was a tragedy from start to finish and it was always clear things would not turn out well.