My Love from the Star Episode 7
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In the past for vampire dramas I've ignored the fact that there's no mytho for them. You know what their powers are, why, how are the made, and all that world building. Looks like I may just have to bite my tongue and ignore that with all the alien/sci-fi powers that Min Joon's has.
Either way, holy flying UFO that ending! Wham! The way he just popped out of thin air and hulk smashed that car. Especially with the lightning and the snow. Oh, and did anyone else notice which cliff it was? Hmm? (The inane question of did Min Joon cause the lighting and is that supposed to happen every time he teleports shall be stifled?) Then to top it off with that video of what Jae Kyung is seeing through the teddy bear cam! OMG! So clever and so awesome! >_<
Well at least I can say I will not be suffering from second lead syndrome here. Hui Kyung is just hoping that he will eventually wear Song Yi down. He's not upset that she turned him down, she almost said yes. There's time for him to keep pushing her. Ugh. I hate that. First of all Song Yi still hasn't officially given him a hard core no, which is stupid on her part. But I hate guys that see hope at every turn. If we really think about it Hui Kyung is a stalker. A stalker with friend status. I'm starting to find him a little creepy. Though part of that makes sense. Jae Kyung is clearly off his rocker, so Hui Kyung having a few social screws lose seems plausible. Or maybe that's just his entitlement. Song Yi has no interest, so he's interest in her. So on.
Either way YWCftS has definitely become an addiction for me. It's blended new elements with some tried and true/old and worn drama tropes. Though I have questions about why Min Joon is feeling cold? Because he's finally leaving earth, or his time is up as in his life cycle will finally be coming to an end? How would his body know now is the time that he will be leaving earth finally? Like I said unexplained mythos about the element of sci-fi and aliens here. Still I'm enjoying myself. (I still want Song Yi to come back swinging though and show all those idiots. She worked hard to get where she is, there better be some comeback.)
Either way, holy flying UFO that ending! Wham! The way he just popped out of thin air and hulk smashed that car. Especially with the lightning and the snow. Oh, and did anyone else notice which cliff it was? Hmm? (The inane question of did Min Joon cause the lighting and is that supposed to happen every time he teleports shall be stifled?) Then to top it off with that video of what Jae Kyung is seeing through the teddy bear cam! OMG! So clever and so awesome! >_<
Well at least I can say I will not be suffering from second lead syndrome here. Hui Kyung is just hoping that he will eventually wear Song Yi down. He's not upset that she turned him down, she almost said yes. There's time for him to keep pushing her. Ugh. I hate that. First of all Song Yi still hasn't officially given him a hard core no, which is stupid on her part. But I hate guys that see hope at every turn. If we really think about it Hui Kyung is a stalker. A stalker with friend status. I'm starting to find him a little creepy. Though part of that makes sense. Jae Kyung is clearly off his rocker, so Hui Kyung having a few social screws lose seems plausible. Or maybe that's just his entitlement. Song Yi has no interest, so he's interest in her. So on.
Either way YWCftS has definitely become an addiction for me. It's blended new elements with some tried and true/old and worn drama tropes. Though I have questions about why Min Joon is feeling cold? Because he's finally leaving earth, or his time is up as in his life cycle will finally be coming to an end? How would his body know now is the time that he will be leaving earth finally? Like I said unexplained mythos about the element of sci-fi and aliens here. Still I'm enjoying myself. (I still want Song Yi to come back swinging though and show all those idiots. She worked hard to get where she is, there better be some comeback.)
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My Love from the Star Episode 6
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Loves so powerful that they cross time to find each other again is a week spot of mine. Sure it's tacky and over the top, but I LOVE it! This episode of YWCftS sets it up beautifully and finally gives us the whole story. I love how all of the flashbacks enhance the story and aren't told too long so that they always seem fresh and exciting!
This is an example of how using flashback frequently at important times can enhance the story. Though I do have to grumble about already flashbacking some present day stuff that we've already seen, not to mention that a few moments have been flashbacked multiple times.
Overall this episode pulled on my heartstrings. Despite my cynical heart, I'm a sucker for fated lovers especially when it's across time. The letter from Song Yi's manager at the end was so cute! I'm wondering if Min Joon will really do manager type things and get her career back on track. Oh, and the cliffhanger! Not only do they not let us hear what she's going to say, but now we're wondering if Min Joon is really just gonna freeze time and walk off not hearing it! Too cruel!
Overall I think YWCftS is really starting to develop into a fun drama!
This is an example of how using flashback frequently at important times can enhance the story. Though I do have to grumble about already flashbacking some present day stuff that we've already seen, not to mention that a few moments have been flashbacked multiple times.
Overall this episode pulled on my heartstrings. Despite my cynical heart, I'm a sucker for fated lovers especially when it's across time. The letter from Song Yi's manager at the end was so cute! I'm wondering if Min Joon will really do manager type things and get her career back on track. Oh, and the cliffhanger! Not only do they not let us hear what she's going to say, but now we're wondering if Min Joon is really just gonna freeze time and walk off not hearing it! Too cruel!
Overall I think YWCftS is really starting to develop into a fun drama!
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My Love from the Star Episode 2
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At this point I can totally see why the fans love this. But I'm bored. The only thing interesting me is Min Joon's life and the glimpses we get through the short flashbacks. I have a love affair with stories about people who have lived long lives. Immortals and such. Or aliens. The idea of how living a life watching so many people die and events repeating. Will they only be able to see the negative aspects of life, see the amazing beauty, or the balance of both. Min Joon is the world weary kind who's been beaten down by the negative aspects. The idea of Song Yi waking him up is a nice idea.
Jeon Ji Hyeon is doing a great job in the role of Song Yi, she's really giving it her all. Sadly I don't like the character still. I've never been able to understand people who hate looking like a fool, but do everything wrong. They don't learn when to quit and they just keep plowing ahead. But it is hilarious to watch. Ji Hyeon definitely brings energy to her role.
I like that the writer is not dragging out Min Joon finding out about Song Yi. If things go according to plan Song Yi will find out soon too. Because I hate it when male leads know something but the female leads are in the dark.
The evil brother aspect of Hui Kyung is very interesting, and that was an intensely creepy scene. I had vibes from the first episode that he might be a bad guy, but I feel like things may get intense there. Yeah, Hui Kyung is going to be that poor third wheel. It's already annoying to see how much he likes her, but she will never be his. 15 years is a long time to pine, especially when the person you're pining for has turned you down time and again. Though I feel like Song Yi is stringing him along.
Overall I get why the fans flock to this. Hopefully I'll get it to.
Jeon Ji Hyeon is doing a great job in the role of Song Yi, she's really giving it her all. Sadly I don't like the character still. I've never been able to understand people who hate looking like a fool, but do everything wrong. They don't learn when to quit and they just keep plowing ahead. But it is hilarious to watch. Ji Hyeon definitely brings energy to her role.
I like that the writer is not dragging out Min Joon finding out about Song Yi. If things go according to plan Song Yi will find out soon too. Because I hate it when male leads know something but the female leads are in the dark.
The evil brother aspect of Hui Kyung is very interesting, and that was an intensely creepy scene. I had vibes from the first episode that he might be a bad guy, but I feel like things may get intense there. Yeah, Hui Kyung is going to be that poor third wheel. It's already annoying to see how much he likes her, but she will never be his. 15 years is a long time to pine, especially when the person you're pining for has turned you down time and again. Though I feel like Song Yi is stringing him along.
Overall I get why the fans flock to this. Hopefully I'll get it to.
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My Love from the Star Episode 1
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Besides the sci-fi elements this was a pretty average start. Sure there's promise. To be quite honest I don't care for either leads at this point, but there's room to develop them.
My first glaring issue is that Song Yi is apparently a classic airhead/stupid lead. Though I do enjoy the take on how quickly everyone is to immediately start bashing her. It's true with social media. One minute you're praising them, the next there's blood in the water and everyone is a bully.
Min Joon's is the smart and cold lead. With glimpses of the past when he first landed on our planet his warmth is apparent, it's clear that living that long and watching everyone die has made him cold. Though I wonder how smart he is if he hasn't jumped on silencing head phones? Though I guess if he can hear through sound proof apartments the poor guy is screwed. But . . . what if he was on his planet he wouldn't have this issue? Wouldn't they have mediation things so they could block out the noise and sleep.
There's already some glaring issues with the science here. That's okay, there's room for explanations later.
The setup for reincarnations/fated love is nicely developed. Min Joon's minions are really cute and I hope they're a part of the story and not just obligatory side characters. The third wheel of the love triangle is nice, Hui Kyung, and I already feel bad for him! Overall it's an all right start.
My first glaring issue is that Song Yi is apparently a classic airhead/stupid lead. Though I do enjoy the take on how quickly everyone is to immediately start bashing her. It's true with social media. One minute you're praising them, the next there's blood in the water and everyone is a bully.
Min Joon's is the smart and cold lead. With glimpses of the past when he first landed on our planet his warmth is apparent, it's clear that living that long and watching everyone die has made him cold. Though I wonder how smart he is if he hasn't jumped on silencing head phones? Though I guess if he can hear through sound proof apartments the poor guy is screwed. But . . . what if he was on his planet he wouldn't have this issue? Wouldn't they have mediation things so they could block out the noise and sleep.
There's already some glaring issues with the science here. That's okay, there's room for explanations later.
The setup for reincarnations/fated love is nicely developed. Min Joon's minions are really cute and I hope they're a part of the story and not just obligatory side characters. The third wheel of the love triangle is nice, Hui Kyung, and I already feel bad for him! Overall it's an all right start.
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Dear My Friends Episode 15
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To be quiet honest I found myself more bored and annoyed with this episode then I probably should have been. The last episode was a tear jerker. My emotions were distraught. That's exactly what episode 5 was SUPPOSED to do.
Instead I found it more contrived, losing it's touch on the things that I loved. Perhaps it was more a pacing issue. I enjoyed the moments that family and friends came together. It didn't help with all the flashbacks either. (I'm very picky about my flashbacks.)
However, Park Wan's decisions annoyed me. We don't get the full conversation between Yeon Ha. But I think with the situation going on she should tell her mom and tell him that she intends to be with him. Yeon Ha basically tells Park Wan that she is more important to him than his own mother.
So his gesture at the end was wonderful. However, I'm just hoping that the cliffhanger is one of those dramatic ones where they show us what happens next episode. If there's time for dramatic stares, there's time for a hey some serious stuff is going down with my mom.
Instead I found it more contrived, losing it's touch on the things that I loved. Perhaps it was more a pacing issue. I enjoyed the moments that family and friends came together. It didn't help with all the flashbacks either. (I'm very picky about my flashbacks.)
However, Park Wan's decisions annoyed me. We don't get the full conversation between Yeon Ha. But I think with the situation going on she should tell her mom and tell him that she intends to be with him. Yeon Ha basically tells Park Wan that she is more important to him than his own mother.
So his gesture at the end was wonderful. However, I'm just hoping that the cliffhanger is one of those dramatic ones where they show us what happens next episode. If there's time for dramatic stares, there's time for a hey some serious stuff is going down with my mom.
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Dear My Friends Episode 13
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Admittedly this is a slower episode. However, it's one heck of an emotional ride. I was right to feel nervous at the end of the last episode. Hee Ja and Nan Hee's lives are going to be taking unexpected turns. It's moving to see Sung Jae take charge to help Hee Ja. He could have just ignored it or shrugged the responsibility off onto someone else. It's heartbreaking to know the depth of his feelings for her, even if they can never truly be more than deep friends. Who knows.
Nan Hee is leaning on Yeong Won, and I would really like for Nan Hee to officially apologize. Because no matter how Nan Hee treated Yeong Won she's been there for her. Yeong Won couldn't even go to Nan Hee about her cancer, and they've only just reconciled. I feel like Nan Hee has never treated her right. That aside I have no doubt that Yeong Won will help Nan Hee through this.
In the end that's the power of this episode. All of these people are there for each other. I have a feeling the last 3 episodes are going to shred my emotions and then . . . well it involves a box of tissues and dark chocolate. Dear My Friends has painted an excellent story of growing old, embracing life, death, friends, and so on. I have no fear that these next 3 episodes will be bringing it as well. As this episode sets up everyone's stories now it's time to see if they'll be happy endings, tragic ones, or both.
Nan Hee is leaning on Yeong Won, and I would really like for Nan Hee to officially apologize. Because no matter how Nan Hee treated Yeong Won she's been there for her. Yeong Won couldn't even go to Nan Hee about her cancer, and they've only just reconciled. I feel like Nan Hee has never treated her right. That aside I have no doubt that Yeong Won will help Nan Hee through this.
In the end that's the power of this episode. All of these people are there for each other. I have a feeling the last 3 episodes are going to shred my emotions and then . . . well it involves a box of tissues and dark chocolate. Dear My Friends has painted an excellent story of growing old, embracing life, death, friends, and so on. I have no fear that these next 3 episodes will be bringing it as well. As this episode sets up everyone's stories now it's time to see if they'll be happy endings, tragic ones, or both.
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Dear My Friends Episode 11
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This was an extremely insightful and poignant episode. It was amazing to watch. Especially as the truth of Jung Ah's revenge comes to light. Her husband asks her "What have I done wrong?" To which she replies, "Nothing." At first I thought she was stupid! Suk Kyoon, her husband, has constantly bullied and belittled her.
She wasn't extracting revenge, she was just tired and wants to take care of herself. To live at ease like her mother wanted.
Sadly Suk Kyoon became a bully to his wife, a man who used to protect Choong Nam from bullies when they were younger. It hinted that Suk Kyoon wasn't this way. That even his daughters told Jung Ah to not spoil him like that, to take matters in hand before she helped make him that way. She never stood up for herself, and her husband took that as a queue to not look to her first.
It was interesting seeing all of these layers. Most important was what Suk Kyoon's only brothers and their wives had to say. Not to mention what they did.
This episode addresses the realities of getting old and I loved it. Just like all the aunties said, " Why not tell the truth. That's what life is like. It's a soap opera."
Okay, my deep ponderings are over.
Again I love how well the writer progresses everyone's story. I'll be heart broken when this show ends, but I'll be happy to have come to know all of these amazing characters. You know, I'm a little surprised that Park Wan is feeling nauseous and dizzy. In US shows you know what that usually means! I don't think I've watched a drama that someone became preggos! Oh, and Nan Hee's mother! Just what a painful note to end it on.
Choong Nam not only extracted revenge, because even old people need to have revenge ha-ha, she new what she was doing. Those professors never swindled her. In fact, "they didn't no their worth" as she has been turning around making a profit off of the art they were selling her! I loved her in this episode! Money is all good and fine, but I still wish for a man to take care of her. (Because I do think it's something she wants.) But no, I should say I hope for her to find her happiness.
For all of the characters happiness in Dear My Friends.
She wasn't extracting revenge, she was just tired and wants to take care of herself. To live at ease like her mother wanted.
Sadly Suk Kyoon became a bully to his wife, a man who used to protect Choong Nam from bullies when they were younger. It hinted that Suk Kyoon wasn't this way. That even his daughters told Jung Ah to not spoil him like that, to take matters in hand before she helped make him that way. She never stood up for herself, and her husband took that as a queue to not look to her first.
It was interesting seeing all of these layers. Most important was what Suk Kyoon's only brothers and their wives had to say. Not to mention what they did.
This episode addresses the realities of getting old and I loved it. Just like all the aunties said, " Why not tell the truth. That's what life is like. It's a soap opera."
Okay, my deep ponderings are over.
Again I love how well the writer progresses everyone's story. I'll be heart broken when this show ends, but I'll be happy to have come to know all of these amazing characters. You know, I'm a little surprised that Park Wan is feeling nauseous and dizzy. In US shows you know what that usually means! I don't think I've watched a drama that someone became preggos! Oh, and Nan Hee's mother! Just what a painful note to end it on.
Choong Nam not only extracted revenge, because even old people need to have revenge ha-ha, she new what she was doing. Those professors never swindled her. In fact, "they didn't no their worth" as she has been turning around making a profit off of the art they were selling her! I loved her in this episode! Money is all good and fine, but I still wish for a man to take care of her. (Because I do think it's something she wants.) But no, I should say I hope for her to find her happiness.
For all of the characters happiness in Dear My Friends.
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Dear My Friends Episode 10
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First off this episode picks right up from the last one and doesn't miss a beat. Which is good because there are some really great storylines that the last one left off. ^_-
Park Wan and Yeon Ha's scenes were amazing to watch! The fact that Yeon Ha truly waited for her, but still feared that she would just abandon him again. The love that came through was astonishing. Brilliant acting. Park Wan wasn't too bad, and I loved how she committed herself to him.
"Because you wer so lovely I thought you haven't had any obstacles in your life. I guess there doesn't exist a life that's always easy and smooth."~ Quote from Sung Jae~
I'll admit that I didn't like Sung Jae at first, but I really love how he makes Hee Ja come alive. They're really cute together and I believe that it's fabulous to fall in love. No matter the age or when in life. Though I'm really nervous what the writer is going to do about Hee Ja.
My poor beloved Choong Nam! Maybe she really didn't realize how badly the professors were mistreating her. Sometimes it's so easy to overlook those friends and loved ones that will truly be there for you. I loved the ending.
So now we have to older ladies who are out for their just revenge, and I can't wait. This episode did a great job moving everyone's stories along, and I'm really looking forward to how everyone ends up. This is one of the few dramas that is sticking with its 16 episode run time, so I'm looking forward to that. The story has been so tight and clean, except for that hitting a deer business.
Park Wan and Yeon Ha's scenes were amazing to watch! The fact that Yeon Ha truly waited for her, but still feared that she would just abandon him again. The love that came through was astonishing. Brilliant acting. Park Wan wasn't too bad, and I loved how she committed herself to him.
"Because you wer so lovely I thought you haven't had any obstacles in your life. I guess there doesn't exist a life that's always easy and smooth."~ Quote from Sung Jae~
I'll admit that I didn't like Sung Jae at first, but I really love how he makes Hee Ja come alive. They're really cute together and I believe that it's fabulous to fall in love. No matter the age or when in life. Though I'm really nervous what the writer is going to do about Hee Ja.
My poor beloved Choong Nam! Maybe she really didn't realize how badly the professors were mistreating her. Sometimes it's so easy to overlook those friends and loved ones that will truly be there for you. I loved the ending.
So now we have to older ladies who are out for their just revenge, and I can't wait. This episode did a great job moving everyone's stories along, and I'm really looking forward to how everyone ends up. This is one of the few dramas that is sticking with its 16 episode run time, so I'm looking forward to that. The story has been so tight and clean, except for that hitting a deer business.
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Dear My Friends Episode 9
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To be honest after the last cliffhanger I was really afraid of what the follow-up episode would bring. After watching this episode I can say there was no need to be worried. It had a beautiful message, and a very real one. Sometimes we can't face what we've done, we're not brave enough. So it's easier to blame those closest to us. Because once we work through it and fight, love will pull you through.
I also love the message of friendship between Hee Ja and Choong Nam. Quite honestly I think Choong Nam should find a guy who is totally nuts about her. She's had such a hard life and she keeps giving to her unfortunate family. I hope a great companion comes her way.
I love the cliffhanger! I hope it goes well and it isn't an "almost" thing. Not to mention that this episode really gets the message across. No matter how old you are keep living. Do what you want, and enjoy it!
I also love the message of friendship between Hee Ja and Choong Nam. Quite honestly I think Choong Nam should find a guy who is totally nuts about her. She's had such a hard life and she keeps giving to her unfortunate family. I hope a great companion comes her way.
I love the cliffhanger! I hope it goes well and it isn't an "almost" thing. Not to mention that this episode really gets the message across. No matter how old you are keep living. Do what you want, and enjoy it!
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Love Me If You Dare Episode 12
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The power of true writing and acting merged into one amazing emotional moment. The moment Bo realizes his feelings. I love that it wasn't some big event, it was simply a moment. The actor playing Bo is so amazing with how just subtle changes to his expression conveys so much.
Especially during those daydream scenes. So hilarious! I am a bit disappointed that it all ended on this note. Looks like viewers will be teased some more. Hopefully it will be accompanied by more cute moments from Bo.
Side note: I did enjoy the way the murder mystery was all wrapped up. Creepy. I enjoyed the flare and showmanship of this one. Even if I guessed it.
Especially during those daydream scenes. So hilarious! I am a bit disappointed that it all ended on this note. Looks like viewers will be teased some more. Hopefully it will be accompanied by more cute moments from Bo.
Side note: I did enjoy the way the murder mystery was all wrapped up. Creepy. I enjoyed the flare and showmanship of this one. Even if I guessed it.
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Mirror of the Witch Episode 9
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Oh, goody! This episode really stepped it up. Finally Seo Ri has great screen time and boy does she shine. Not only that but it's clear she will be the pivotal thing to save not only herself, but everyone affected by the curse. I really hope she is allowed to kick booty! I'm envisioning a huge magical showdown at some point between Hong Joo and Seo Ri!
Not only that but the Queen Dowager pulled a fast one! Thank goodness she isn't stupid enough to blindly follow Hong Joo to get her son back. The Queen has been burned and she knows that everything she did to have her babies was wrong. Talk about a relief! Someone should give her a high five.
Normally I don't care for it when characters who are killed off come back to life, but it is working out well here. I'm just wondering if we will get information on how Hot Monk man came back to life, who was that that carried him away when he was killed? We've got answers for our other walking dead.
Overall the writing is picking up. The holes are slowly filling in. I loved the end of this episode! I was so worried that those two would never get to see each other again. Especially since this episode they had another close call in meeting!
Not only that but the Queen Dowager pulled a fast one! Thank goodness she isn't stupid enough to blindly follow Hong Joo to get her son back. The Queen has been burned and she knows that everything she did to have her babies was wrong. Talk about a relief! Someone should give her a high five.
Normally I don't care for it when characters who are killed off come back to life, but it is working out well here. I'm just wondering if we will get information on how Hot Monk man came back to life, who was that that carried him away when he was killed? We've got answers for our other walking dead.
Overall the writing is picking up. The holes are slowly filling in. I loved the end of this episode! I was so worried that those two would never get to see each other again. Especially since this episode they had another close call in meeting!
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Mirror of the Witch Episode 8
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First off finally we get some solid answers to all the magical plot threads floating around. I really enjoy where Heo Jun's purpose comes in. It's also nice that the sun/good magic is so subtle in working its influence.
I love that finally Hong Joo goals are some what revealed as well. Not to mention the beg question that is now looming over me! I love a good mystery.
Not to mention how shocked, and freaked out, I was that the now Queen Dowager would ever think about bringing Hong Joo back. Bigger shock was how swiftly she tossed the King under the bus. Boom. Queen Dowager is no innocent. She acts all shocked and scandalize but she goes with the evil train if it roles her way.
Anywho, I'm really happy with the change of pace for the show. All of my favorite characters got plenty of time. I adored the Gisaeng scene with Poong Yeon, Poong Yeon's apprentice, and Hue Jun!
I love that finally Hong Joo goals are some what revealed as well. Not to mention the beg question that is now looming over me! I love a good mystery.
Not to mention how shocked, and freaked out, I was that the now Queen Dowager would ever think about bringing Hong Joo back. Bigger shock was how swiftly she tossed the King under the bus. Boom. Queen Dowager is no innocent. She acts all shocked and scandalize but she goes with the evil train if it roles her way.
Anywho, I'm really happy with the change of pace for the show. All of my favorite characters got plenty of time. I adored the Gisaeng scene with Poong Yeon, Poong Yeon's apprentice, and Hue Jun!
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Love Me If You Dare Episode 11
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It's fun watching Bo "teach" Yao! In fact, that's the best part of this whole episode. Though I feel like Yao's determination to learn isn't quite there yet. In fact, I've started to notice she gives pout face a lot when she's told that he's testing her.
She pulls through and figures things out, but I really want her to want to do this. Not to just pursue Bo.
Overall the mystery was pretty fun, and I loved the cliffhanger. I think this episode brought in a little bit of a Mentalist vibe. I'm very curious which friend is going to help Bo solve the case and get evidence. I assume the police? Or her college friends, which would be an interesting turn.
She pulls through and figures things out, but I really want her to want to do this. Not to just pursue Bo.
Overall the mystery was pretty fun, and I loved the cliffhanger. I think this episode brought in a little bit of a Mentalist vibe. I'm very curious which friend is going to help Bo solve the case and get evidence. I assume the police? Or her college friends, which would be an interesting turn.
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Lucky Romance Episode 7
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Very crafty play on words. I should have known! Now I'm wondering what the Shaman's exact words were? Still great episode. I'm surprised by how much I love this show now, I look forward to it every week.
Not to mention that the writers have really developed Su Ho into quite the lead. No longer is he the rude cold male genius type. I agree with Bo Nui's take on him, and now firmly believe these two are going to make a great couple! (Sorry Gary!)
Not to mention that this episode not only shows that Bo Nui gets Su Ho. But Su Ho totally gets Bo Nui. He's in tune to her and all his gentlemanly acts this episode have stolen my heart.
Here's to the next episode! I'm off.
Not to mention that the writers have really developed Su Ho into quite the lead. No longer is he the rude cold male genius type. I agree with Bo Nui's take on him, and now firmly believe these two are going to make a great couple! (Sorry Gary!)
Not to mention that this episode not only shows that Bo Nui gets Su Ho. But Su Ho totally gets Bo Nui. He's in tune to her and all his gentlemanly acts this episode have stolen my heart.
Here's to the next episode! I'm off.
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Love Me If You Dare Episode 9
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So the mystery still felt boring because I called it all from the get go. It dragged. However, the cat and mouse game coming to the far front was perfect! Well worth sitting through the "easy" mystery murder case.
It interests me that the new culprit looks like Bo. So Tommy brainwashed/apprenticed someone who looks similar to Bo? Oh, the creepiness that is going to ensue. I still like that Yao is holding her ground against Bo.
I will also give mad props to the actors and director for making the "accidental kiss" look natural. Though it seems a little annoying that both have never been kissed at their ages. But sweet. *shrugs* I'll settle on it being sweet. Bo is totally romancing her.
It interests me that the new culprit looks like Bo. So Tommy brainwashed/apprenticed someone who looks similar to Bo? Oh, the creepiness that is going to ensue. I still like that Yao is holding her ground against Bo.
I will also give mad props to the actors and director for making the "accidental kiss" look natural. Though it seems a little annoying that both have never been kissed at their ages. But sweet. *shrugs* I'll settle on it being sweet. Bo is totally romancing her.
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