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Thank you. Why was that left out of the drama?! It is amazing how often deleted scenes are some of the best. Leaving this out was a serious mistake.

With an average rating of 8.6, I expected better. I kept wondering what the prosecutors were doing with all their spare time. The performance of Kim Mu Yeol was terribly bland, in my opinion. The appearances of Shim Eun Seok's ex-husband seemed an after-thought and were haphazard. How about the appearance of the mother-in-law out of the blue? Granted, the message is important, but it could have been tied up in a better package.

I meant no offense with my 'more pressing concerns' comment. I just meant that children, and personal life in general, are taking priority. If Lee Yoo Ri sould ask me to help her with script selection, I would be happy to make time for her, but I kinda think that it will not happen.

You write well. I hope to meet up with you again on MDL.

You make some good points that I had not considered. Thank you. I still would like to see her in something like Sky Castle. I admit that I also have more pressing concerns.

I believe that she would have done well in some of the parts that Kim Hee Ae has been in over the last ten years (Secret Love Affair, World Of The Married). With the exception of Father Is Strange, her dramas are rated here on MDL in the 7's. Spring Turns To Spring I enjoyed mostly for the dynamics with Uhm Ji Won. Lie After Lie is an example of the type of script that I have come to expect from her, but I could not appreciate. Oh well.

I have been in love with Lee Yoo Ri for years, but she never seems to accept a roll in a script that I enjoy. It makes me wonder what her reputation in the industry is like.

It is roughly the equivalent of a book of short stories. Some are more interesting than others. At times it is too slow -- could have been 16 episodes if they had just 'tightened it up.' That being said, it is better than most.

This is only the eighth time that I have given a "10" to a K-drama. I felt that the writing was brilliant and Park Eun Bin "hit the ball out of the park" with her performance. The talk of a season 2 has me concerned due to Kang Tae Oh's military status, but that is an issue for another time.

He usually does that. Remarkable actor.

I have always considered her to be quite ordinary before, but she has certainly been extraordinary this time.

Moon Ji-won has been so impressive, but she has only written two scripts so far, as far as I can tell. I hope that we get to see more from her is a short while.

Shucks, I'm all caught up. Now I have to wait two weeks for the ending like everyone else. Bummer.

What is extraordinary about this is the writing. I wonder if Moon Ji Won can write about things other than autism and the law. I am eager to find out.

I have only finished four episodes, but I am really enjoying this. The only drama that I have really enjoyed in the last year was Twenty-five Twenty-one. I have been considering giving up K-dramas for awhile, then this comes along. The writing is very crisp and intelligent. A HUGE improvement of the last drama I watched, Link: Eat, Love, Kill.

"If you are morally appalled at the thought of an emotional affair between a 20+ yr old man and a much older woman, run from this drama."

That would usually be me, but all of the marriages in this drama are of the 'sham' variety, with the exception of that of Jo In Seo and his wife. Oh Hye Won was actually moving TOWARD morality. Thus, I was willing to grant her a "hall pass."

I still consider this to be the greatest of the Kdramas that I have watched.

I watched it on dramanice.pe. The movie is not good. Use your time wisely.

This sucked. And I awaited so eagerly. Sigh...
Part 1 had a surprising story and lots of action. This one just has mindless action.

And the subtitles are bad. Overall, a 4.5. What a disappointment.

Oh! And I have never been overly impressed with Park Eun Bin's acting. Her performance here did not change my mind about that.

Of all the dramas that I have watched to completion, this is a serious competitor for the title of "least enjoyed." The real question is: why was such a poor script financed by anyone? Probably because Yeo Jin Goo was talked into taking part. I wonder why that happened. Episode one was pretty good, but it was downhill from there. So were the ratings.

Thank You! The subtitles are not the best, but good enough. I felt a bit sad about all those nice new cars getting destroyed. I don't understand the success of this film. I think that I have seen the same plot thirty times before.

Episode 13 had the lowest rating to date per Nielsen. It seems that most people do not agree with the many supporters here at MDL. The show has lost over half of its viewers since the first episode. How low can it go?