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I hear you. This keeps bugging me too that Tae Pyung is assuming too much based on the short snippet of events he can foresee. He has filled out too many pieces of the puzzle on his own. There could be any number of explanations for why Do Kyung said that, though I guess I can't blame Tae Pyung for the conclusion he reached, based on the midnight killer's M.O. which Do Kyung has used as a copycat murder once, so he might do it again

The fire from the explosion was extinguished when the car went in the water right away. Maybe that would be the explanation, though it would be a really lame one, lol. It's obvious that both guys are going to survive. I'm more perplexed by how Kim Tae Pyung is going to avoid criminal charges this time, blowing up a car = crime, no matter how good his intentions are. Also, making the FL detective watch a car being blown up doesn't exactly equate to good intentions in my books. The ML clearly isn't in the right frame of mind, recent events and all the impending deaths hanging over his head have clearly taken a toll on him, so we have to give him a temporary insanity pass in legal terms, I dunno. This drama has so many flaws, yet, I keep coming back for more. Let's see how they spin this one.

Wow, this much news happened in Jan and Feb alone. Who woulda thunk. This newsletter article idea is brilliant, I would LOVE to see the same for the Korean entertainment industry. Thumbs up (Y)

Same, I already adore this drama to pieces. I haven't watched many J-dramas, so to me, it more had a beautiful and cinematic indie movie vibe to it. Love the family and friendships dysfunction, the slice of reality, the main and side characters and the meaningful quietness that you've described so well. Im Eun Sub's dorky "I blew it" blog posts are EVERYTHING to me

This was brilliant. Please do more in this series.

This was the funniest bit, I've started laughing like crazy all over again just from these comments ^^

I really want to know this too. Korean readers, can you please answer this.

My thoughts, I don't think the previews can be fully trusted, in the preview for last week's episode I thought I saw Tae being arrested but then it never happened, I was left really confused

Could it be that the medical examiner has some kind of supernatural skill too

Ooh, that's a good theory.

I was really peeved by this point too, but then later on I realized that Goo Do Kyung already knew about Kim Tae Pyung's abilities, and had in fact done the copy cat murder to show the truth to Kim Tae Pyung about his father being innocent. So as inexcusable as it is, I was relieved that at least the detective didn't provide GDK any information that he already didn't know. But yeah, it still peeves me a lot, what a way to conduct such a sensitive ongoing investigation in which the suspect was not known at the time so everyone should have been treated as a suspect, specially anyone taking an unusual amount of interest in the case. Not to mention that time the detective and KTP were having an important discussion and mentioned the time at which KTP saw the murder would happen at the hosptial, they were talking in front of the police station and GDK was in his car close by hearing everything *face palm* And when KTP first came forward with the information about the crime, he really should have been treated as the prime suspect, but they got onboard with his abilities and his lack of involvement in the crime way too easily, it was only after their chief pointed out he could he a suspect that they gave him the test. The cops should be following procedure and be a lot more suspicious. Sorry for the long rant, haha.

I'm interested in hearing if economics is discussed in a nuanced and in-depth way in this drama and the concepts haven't been utterly dummy-fied, then I can decide whether to get into this or not. A few other people have already provided useful comments on this, but I wanted to hear an economist's point of view as well

It should have a much higher rating on MDL, every aspect of this drama is so good and all the characters are indeed so thoughtfully developed

Petition for a spin-off college drama with Jin Yoo Ra and Goo Jae Hyun as leads in medical school. Like for real, the world needs this.

I'm one of those people who came to this page wondering if I should watch this, I'm definitely feeling encouraged to watch. Thanks for the helpful comment

Thanks ^^

Arghhhh, am I the only one dying for this week's episodes to be subbed

Me, I'm here after being impressed by Yoon Kye Sang in Chocolate ^^

Hi, it's a slow-burn, being a weekend family drama, and it can sometimes come off as a little low budget (compared to flashy 16 episode dramas), but I think there's some really great character development and I ship the main couples way too much, like they're killing me. So if that's your thing, go for it.

We were initially only shown a fun, empowered and kinda shallow side of Se Ri, but this flashback has brought some gravitas to her character. Based on the discussion between Se Ri and her mom about how ridiculous it is that she still calls out for her mom in the first episode and now this, it seems like Se Ri was kicked out or forced to leave home, she became estranged from her family and she was really depressed. In the flashback scene in episode 2, she said: I don't have a home to return to. She went to Switzerland to end her life due to the reasons she listed (stemming from her family problems, my guess), was encouraged to sight-see and saw paragliding. She said in the first episode that she got her paragliding license in Switzerland, so I believe this ties into how/why she got the paragliding license. I expect that in future episodes, through flashbacks, we'll learn more about the exact circumstances of Se Ri becoming estranged from her family and her depression. I personally think its ridiculous that Captain Ri was in Switzerland at the same time too. Apparently no k-drama is complete without some past history meant-to-be fated story *rolls eyes*. Overall, I'm enjoying the drama a lot and the format in which the story is unfolding.