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I agree, the directing is off. The pace is rushed, bad or cringey scenes should have been refilmed. It seems a mess - I just started (but it's a 3rd try)

Is it possible to watch this without having watched Season 1?

The parts where she goes getting very bad advice from her library colleagues are some of the most irritating I've ever seen.

Yes, she is. The character and the acting both. I never liked this actress in any drama, and here she's at her worst. Face hidden like she doesn't want to be seen or express the feelings of her character (the face hiding was also the case in the 2nd half of Rooftop Prince). I felt Something In The Rain is a far superior drama, with great chemistry between the leads, I don't really get why this had to be made.

Those dramas were my faves too. Genre mixes are a blessing indeed. Bigger ideas to reflect on was probably the crucial one thing that was missing here. I also enjoyed Run On and Doom At Your Service a lot. Not a lot happened in them but the dialogues were intelligent.

Run On, best dialogue ever

I rewatched trough the best parts recently, and enjoyed that a lot. Made me laugh and cheer up (after watching a darker drama). I can say it gets more funny and interesting towards the end. One thing is a mystery though: Netflix has cut off the part of Lee Junho and Namkoong Min dancing to Twice. I checked (twice haha) and it wasn't there anymore. Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GwAP2TnQFc

Doom At Your Service has the most fantastic dialogues. Little pearls of wisdom. Getting deeply immersed is a must to take it in. Thanks writernim for such a beautiful drama. I think I'll take a new try on Beauty Inside.

I don't thing Oscars or Cannes can match up to Baeksang. The greatest actors in the world are South Korean. Winning at Baeksang is the highest recognition possible, and he well and truly is a magnificent, magnetic and versatile actor. I always watch the Baeksang live - from other side of the globe. Oscars, I don't even check out, really.

One of the most underrated actors. The Smile Has Left Your Eyes, Doom At Your Service - he's very intelligent in his art.

I could happily watch this drama every day for the rest of my life. As always, when psychology, life philosophy and no action is involved, opinions tend to be very divided. These two people and their dialogues are endlessly interesting and fascinating to me. Awesome acting from both Seo In Guk - always is fantastic when portraying multidimensional enigmatic characters - and Park Bo Young. Kang Tae Oh also, always so precise and great to watch. One of the few dramas that get over 9 from me.

This one is not to miss. It's sad and beautiful at the same time. I was grabbed by the story from start to finish. The empathy I felt for the characters was intense. It felt like a complete film, as these drama specials often do. The actors are excellent. Very highly recommended (9.0).

This is very funny but also has a message I can relate to. Are parents ever good enough? Was really worth watching (8.0)

I watched the first three episodes, they were quite interesting because of Kim Soo Hyun and others as the young versions of the main characters. The adult counterparts clearly coudn't keep the same kind of intensity. It was clear the drama would not be worth watching further. But the first 2-3 episodes are kind of a minidrama on their own.

His performance in Rural Outcasts is a masterpiece.

This is very beautiful and worth watching.

Great atmosphere and plot twists. Suspense is not too much, not violent. Highly recommended, 8.5.

They've now taken it off from the schedule. Damn this sucks so bad! Let's keep asking for it!

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the time for reviews is when the f***ing drama is out and watched in whole