I am sure people might come and bash me about my comment. But honestly, it didn't reach my expectations. The actors…
Wanted more dialogue between Tae Sumi and Young Woo, too. Young Woo expressed herself, but we don't get much from her mother's side. It does appear she regrets it and feels sad she missed out on her life, at the same time, it looks like she's okay with her choice. Idk :/ I guess it's like real life. Not all moms are there for all their children..
*in the middle of a meeting**shows laptop with 'macrosoft' virus*"do you see anything wrong with this?"- group…
Yes, that’s true
We often forget that common knowledge to us may not be common knowledge to others. What is blatantly obvious to you may not be so for someone else. We all have different lifestyles, education backgrounds, and areas of expertise. Someone who is genius in one field is a complete novice in another – after all, we are human.
I myself didn’t know viruses began with Microsoft Word as you’ve described. Executables are how I thought they infect, such as .exe not .doc. It’s understandable that Min Woo didn’t know, too. We all learn new things everyday. I believe learning even the obvious is not something to be ashamed of.
Not a fan of second+ seasons in K-Dramas. I don't often watch American T.V. Shows for this reason. Especially don't like them for K-Dramas because they switch up the cast all the time! I like it when K-Dramas end, the-end, happily-ever-after (or sad or bittersweet but nevertheless a proper ending).
You know how Netflix series just drop you on a cliffhanger with no more seasons? What if that comes to K-Dramas too?
One of the most boring pilot episodes of all the K-Dramas I've watched! — Maybe this one will grow on me or takes more time to get into, but I'm 10 minutes into it and finding my phone more interesting..
Idk how I made it through 15 episodes of this drama. (I will admit to skipping forward and/or fast forwarding…
ML got shot in this episode, but I felt no emotions or tears whatsoever. I normally get so invested into the characters, and feel immersed into the story's world...but not in this drama.
Idk how I made it through 15 episodes of this drama. (I will admit to skipping forward and/or fast forwarding through many scenes).
- Their love felt so sudden, no gradual development. We just see that they fall in love, and that's that. - The dad had a 360 attitude/personality change out of nowhere, suddenly feeling remorseful for his actions. Then he later learns about the truth of his wife's behavior (hypnosis thing). - Those street neighbors...smh. They were so cruel, ostracized, and scrapegoated ML because he was "unlucky." Then once FL comes around and brings better luck, they are all nice to them. This was infuriating to see. Unlike "Crash Landing On You" where the neighbors and side characters were adoring, and had good relations with ML&FL, the neighbors in this drama were NOT.
I don't know :( I like the premise of this drama, but execution failed miserably.
Min Woo is an incapable attorney and terrible person. He sees that WYW is a great attorney but his ego and mind…
He said it himself that Young Woo isn't an underdog, or someone that people need to protect. He admitted it to Soo Yeon that Young Woo is far more capable, and doesn't need that sort of protection or special treatment.
It's clear that he is jealous of Young Woo's skills, creativity, insight, and ability as an attorney. He's threatened by her. And it looks like he's willing to get his hands dirty in order to get Young Woo kicked out from the firm or ostracized there.
I don't see how Min Woo can come back from this. Seeing him on screen makes my blood boil lol.
Slow-paced and ended up bored, despite their attempts at twists. :/ It did alright to kill time because I was hoping it would be more thrilling in later episodes but I was let down.
I note in advance that I have no dislike for any of the characters. I watched the last scene (ep.8) once again,…
It makes me wonder what's going through Da Eun's mind as she confesses to a dude who is already in a committed relationship with someone. Did she know about Yumi & Babi's relationship?
I don’t know why but out of all the people there I don’t like HyeYeon. She basically came on there already…
Same.. from Day 1! She was touching him and initiating skinship while his gf sat right next to him. It made me feel so uncomfortable.
It was also weird to see the guys (and girls) acting loveydovy and flirtatiously with someone, come back into their room where their Bf/Gf is, and immediately act affectionately towards them.. such as sitting nearby, back-hugging, etc…. But that’s what this show allows, essentially, cheating behavior..
We often forget that common knowledge to us may not be common knowledge to others. What is blatantly obvious to you may not be so for someone else. We all have different lifestyles, education backgrounds, and areas of expertise. Someone who is genius in one field is a complete novice in another – after all, we are human.
I myself didn’t know viruses began with Microsoft Word as you’ve described. Executables are how I thought they infect, such as .exe not .doc. It’s understandable that Min Woo didn’t know, too. We all learn new things everyday. I believe learning even the obvious is not something to be ashamed of.
You know how Netflix series just drop you on a cliffhanger with no more seasons? What if that comes to K-Dramas too?
The cast is great too. Ahhhhhhhhhh
- Their love felt so sudden, no gradual development. We just see that they fall in love, and that's that.
- The dad had a 360 attitude/personality change out of nowhere, suddenly feeling remorseful for his actions. Then he later learns about the truth of his wife's behavior (hypnosis thing).
- Those street neighbors...smh. They were so cruel, ostracized, and scrapegoated ML because he was "unlucky." Then once FL comes around and brings better luck, they are all nice to them. This was infuriating to see. Unlike "Crash Landing On You" where the neighbors and side characters were adoring, and had good relations with ML&FL, the neighbors in this drama were NOT.
I don't know :( I like the premise of this drama, but execution failed miserably.
It's clear that he is jealous of Young Woo's skills, creativity, insight, and ability as an attorney. He's threatened by her. And it looks like he's willing to get his hands dirty in order to get Young Woo kicked out from the firm or ostracized there.
I don't see how Min Woo can come back from this. Seeing him on screen makes my blood boil lol.
I feel she broke up with both boyfriends for valid reasons.
I don't think it's correlated with age. They were both college students together.
It was also weird to see the guys (and girls) acting loveydovy and flirtatiously with someone, come back into their room where their Bf/Gf is, and immediately act affectionately towards them.. such as sitting nearby, back-hugging, etc…. But that’s what this show allows, essentially, cheating behavior..