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Personally, I hope they already finished with the filming. People keep turning it into a romance drama. I think it would be a pity if that would influence the filming since catering to audience demands doesn't necessarily end well (I'm thinking of the fate of Cheese in the Trap). This is a workplace drama above all. Like Misaeng and Stove League - there are problems to be solved in each episode. An ensemble drama, meaning it's not only about the FL and ML. I like romcoms but I also like Misaeng and Stove League with the problemsolving, human relationships & management lessons (that's what they represent to me). People being intent on romance even pair Ma Eum with Shin Dae Ryuk - when her romance is with her work.

There's some clarity in numbers.

Lee Soo Huyk: 10 main roles so far!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rowoon and Kim Jae Young just getting started.

therefore, it's all messed up now and you should remove the list entirely and make a new one.

Lee Soo Hyuk has as more main roles in his pocket than Kim Jae Young and Rowoon who were unfairly removed from the list.

I guess it's okay to rate without having finished but writing a review without having finished - that's pretty unethical imo, considering the amount of work the production crew has put to the drama. They should add an automatic warning in the reviews uploaded without finishing. (Since that's a point they ask to fill)

The Smile Has Left Your Eyes is a masterpiece and he's actually talked a lot about that drama when promoting this show. Doom At Your Service is another masterpiece of his. Also slays in a support role in the Master's Sun. That charisma.

Neither can you dictate how the drama must proceed.

People keep asking for romance. This is a workplace drama like Misaeng and Stove League - there are problems to be solved in each episode. An ensemble drama, romance not present.

Just wondering, have you noticed the amount of romcoms you can choose from, instead coming to a workplace drama hoping it was a romcom?

Please drop, this is not for you.

this drama is made by beautiful souls to be enjoyed by beautiful souls. It is not for everyone.

I'm tempted to say this drama is made by beautiful souls to be enjoyed by beautiful souls. It is not for everyone.

Yes, real world opinions are in the numbers (Netflix and domestic audience) not here.

Agree. But I force myself to like that I'm confronted with different evaluations and interpretations here everyday. There's no right or wrong opinion about anything. I get to observe that and understand it. It's a learning experience. But of course I feel irritated when people don't acknowledge the validity of each others' opinions. If there ever was a good moment or place to learn constructive dialogue it's here. I guess there should be "rules for discussion" on the right hand side of the page permanently. (I'm not saying that I'm any better than others bc I do get irritated).

I thoroughly liked how this drama included law cases like copyright/patents and cybersecurity (ep. 15). Such themes are contemporary, realistic and fresh. Moreso than the neverending whodunnit murder focused detective and crime dramas. Just my opinion of course. Quite obviously this is not an action drama for those enjoying car chases.

I like this drama a lot, it's a workplace drama like Misaeng and Stove League - there are problems to be solved in each episode. An ensemble drama, romance not present (except we can always anticipate one developing). I think it's heartwarming. I like the workplace interactions and developing friendships. Plus the challenges faced with the art form and artists are interesting. Learning about the industry is a big part of the attraction of the drama to me. (Like learning about weather forecasting was interesting in FLAW). I don't think it's one for binge watching, I can better concentrate on the various situations by watching 20-30 mins at a time.

this one's a workplace drama like Misaeng and Stove League. No romance to speak of but growing friendship between FL and ML

me too, I love this way more than Move to Heaven. I think I felt that MTH played with my feelings to some extent or was programmatic in some stories. Nothing like that in IYWUM, it's a world of its own and we're just lucky to be let in and watch. Even with not much screen time with each patient, we somehow get a feeling of their whole life story. I did like MTH and Tomorrow, but this one I like better and as much as Chocolate.

"a work of art" - and the nuns laughing at his reaction!