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They better start making it clear, what Shin Jae Ha is there for. His usual innocent, cute, sunny look is cranked up to eleven, and since Crash Course had him take a stroll on the dark side, I feel like, I just found out Santa isn't real. I don't trust his face and keep overanalyzing his every move. It's distracting me from paying attention to the stories. Just let him be shady or let him join the team. Pick a lane pronto and let's move it along, show. I need to breathe. 😬😬😬

Oh yes! That scene and the way they used sound in it was SO good. I love the overall cinematography in this show.

I'm honestly surprised by how much, I'm liking this drama so far. Everything moves so slowly, you could argue there's little to no progression. But things are happening and the story/relationships are evolving.

I'm still getting some My Mister vibes here, but it's mainly due to the dynamics between FL and ML. Their whole demeanour both when they're together and apart. The way they talk, carry themselves, look. It's all very.....My Mister-ish.

I absolutely love the ML here and how Kim Young Kwang portrays him. The way people keep throwing emotional punches at him, watching him quietly absorb them all - it's so intensely heartbreaking. And this is the first role where I really connect with the actress playing FL. Maybe semi-broken and despondent people are just my thing, but I relish the quietness. No one is over the top or yelling like crazy people. Well, besides mom from hell. I guess, it's just so calming watching these sad, lonely souls moving through life.

I can't wait until the healing begins and I hope the show will not do a complete personality makeover once these two fall in love. I really dig their personalities now, but I of course want to see them a little happier.

Shoutout to the cinematography, and I'm not talking about the pink/gold tones, but the way scenes in general are presented & how sound it used. It's very cool.

Oh, I just flew through every clip I could find. :) I feel like a lot of the recent KBL's have been very similar and overall very cute, light and fluffy. Which is fine, but this one seems different in tone and cinematopgraphy. And I'm especially drawn to the hints of angst and darkness. Definitely keeping an eye out for this release.

Whoa, this one actually looks really interesting. I had not even heard about it, before I saw your comment under "All the liquors" today.

The trot singer was the MVP of episode 4. His chemistry with Lee Je Hoon/Kim Do Gi was sizzling. The whole episode was like watching The Battle of Clowns '23.

I can't decide whether or not I want On Ha Joon to be shady or to join the clown band. I'll take both, but I'm leaning towards shady. Crash Course has sold me on my Kdrama sunny man turning to the dark side.

Oooh, right! I completely forgot that scene. Thanks!

1) What is Ji Dong Hees motive? Obsession?
2) How did the ink get on Nam Hae Yis palm? It didn't look like they had any contact in the flashback.
3) Throwing Nam Hae Yis mom in the mix so late in the series is SO unnecessary. I don't care for this/her at all. Plus she's apparently annoying as hell. We have enough moms to deal with.
4) The police not listening to Nam Haeng Seon at the hospital, when she was trying to tell them, a suicide attempt didn't make sense + then they start accusing her of neglect? For no other reason, than her being the aunt? Making the kid help out with the store? In what universe is that logical behaviour?
5) Nam Jae Woo being hurt again! OMG!

This was NOT the clip I watched. Talk about looking sharp and moving even sharper. This will add some layers to my viewing experience, when the remaining episodes of Crash Course air. I mean, I wouldn't mind seeing Nam Haeng Seon take down bullet metal psycho on her own now. :)

Oh, thanks for the tip. I've seen the movie title, but didn't know she was the lead. Just watched the trailer and she looks absolutely awesome! Definitely watching this one.

My god, the scenes with Chi Yeol & Jae Woo are just getting more and more adorable. I'm at the point, where he just has to say Chi Yeols name and I'm giggling like a fool.

Now, that I've accepted sunny man turning into a psycho, I'm quite enjoying seeing Shin Jae Ha tackle this duality. I'm curious too see, how Chi Yeol will handle the betrayal and shock seeing as he's been such a loner up until now. He'll need his new found family for sure.

I feel for Seon Jae. Yes, he should have been more of a bad ass like Hae Yi not letting his mom pressure her to keep quiet, but let's not forget these two had very different upbringings and live in very different households. The scene where his mom throws that guilt trip line? I loathe pity ploys. Imagine coming home to that house every day? It's like a walk in freezer. The brother comforting Seon Jae as he was crying was so heartwarming & healing.

I hope show will not waste all remaining episodes on exploding and cleaning up all the psychos because the wholesome family, the friendships and romances are when this show excels. It's the reason I'm even able sit through watching all these horrible moms.

Nam Haeng Seon/Jeon Do Yeon is SO gorgeous! And such a strong actress! Go watch her in "Lost", if you haven't already.

Shin Jae Ha has been one of my fave sunny/wholesome/good egg-men for so long, but Crash Course has pulled him out of this forever safe zone. Now I'm getting all suspicious and nervous, when On Ha Joon flashes those radiant and innocent smiles. We all caught those two seconds of shifty eyes this episode.

Haha! You just summed it up perfectly. This is precisely, what I'm thinking after these first two episodes. I do usually like melos though. :)

And the world rejoiced at the news of Gong Yoo finally leaving his beloved fishing boat momentarily and return to drama world. Plus it's a romance? Starring opposite Seo Hyun Jin who is known to always have some of the best chemistry with the ML's? If there will be any kisses in this drama, they'll be amazing, but I'll take any kind of story, as long as this guy is back on our screens. I can't wait!

It's not clearly shown, whether he died from the counselor suffocating him while raping him on the roof at the end, or if he was just passsed out, but then drowned after he was dropped in the water tank. Either way, the counselor is responsible for his death.

I'm malfunctioning due to fluff/cute overload. Jae Woo being SO excited for his new brother in law. When he sat himself between our new couple, and Hae Yi had to drag him away, my heart split wide open. I'm so not ready to say goodbye to this character.
Yes, Geon Hoo's ballsy declaration was swoony, but Seon Jae has been there by her side for years. I'm team Seon Jae still.
I'm really not ready to watch Dong Hee go all psycho now. I hope, show is still clowning us, because it's too strange for him to be the metal bullet dude, even though he's being so disturbingly possessive right now. I'm hoping, it's someone we haven't seen yet. Maybe someone connected to Hee Jae's past.
Btw - his mom LOCKING him in his room and leaving him ALONE in the apartment? I just can't. Your child is so visibly hurting. Lock yourself in the room with him. Talk to him! Hold him!
The police entering the house of a minor without any reason or a parent present? Just no.

Thank you for reading. If you got through just 10% of it, I applaud you. :)

Oh, I hear you. It was my introduction to Thai productions, and most of the time, I felt like I was watching poetry/art. Outstanding drama.

Indeed. It just sounded like something he did for her out of "guilt", if he's even able to feel that kind of emotion, not something she pressured him to do. But yeah....just the thought of 5 whole years in that house. Pretending to live a normal everyday life with your attacker. Just pure hell.

Anywhere but there. I know, she wasn't exactly loaded, but 5 whole years? Cleaning his house? Him letting her and at least not trying to move her into another place like they did with Soo Bin. Just no.

Plus Hye Joo didn't even ask her why.