Kate

I guess I figured out what bothers me about this drama: not enough background information. Since ep one of 1st season we were just immediately thrown into the action and with historical and fantasy series I like to 1st immerse in the world created and then get to action and the actual plot . But we don't have it here and this is why I feel like it's all rushed and I cannot bring myself to enjoy it fully... I'm sitting here thinking: why should I care about any of those characters?

not really, they don't even have many scenes together this season... Both are more chilled ver of themselves from 1st seasons, she is less "I know everything and jump to random conclusions all the time" and he is less "all I care about is my job so I scream at random people all the time coz they annoy me".

seeing how we suppose to know the characters from 1st season I don't see why they should focus on character development tbh, since I don't think they need to change even a bit. That's who they are right now and why we liked them in 1st season.
I am sure we will get some character development i near future, but I myself don't think we need it...

DON'T KNOW IF IT'S A SPOLIER since I don't remember which ep the doctor explains it to Min Ik.
Basically he did not really see her face. His brain was kind of filling the gaps and placing the memory of her face in place of her face. So he saw her face as he remembered it, not as it truly was at the moment. That's why he did not know if she was crying, coz the face of her he remembers the best was either smiling or pissed one. So if he saw someone dress the way Gal Hee was always dressed (red cardigan) with the same hair style and glasses, his brain put the memorized face of Gal Hee on that person. When she was dressed differently, did not have glasses or different hairstyle, he could not "see" her face, coz his brain did not recognized this person as Gal Hee. Hope my explanation was of help hahaha

I loved 1st season and I like this one too. The only thing I need more of is scenes between Beom and Sol.

I agree with Dada and Wang Joon but for a different reasons. I think they just did a bad job writing Young Goo's as a character. They did not hint that he will or even is able to learn how to feel and have human emotions. They are slowly introducing it now, but it's way too late. I can't "ship" him with Dada coz I truly only see him as a robot, cute one, but still just a robot. I really like how flawed Dada's and Wang Joon's relationship coz it makes it so real and interesting. I think "Are You Human?" was a perfect example of how to make a romance drama between human and robot. It was clear from the beginning he is learning for the environment and he had a good balance of human and robot qualities. With Young Goo, his acting is more human, but the writing shows only robot traits... I just don't feel it.

it might not be depending on what they will do with it. If they do it in a similar fashion to Gangnam Beauty, it might be good. the whole: "fixing" your looks is not going to help you, because the looks were not a problem in the 1st place. Also, depending on the ending... we might get her "real" self being comfortable with the way she looks. As for now we know for sure the perfume is not permanent thing... tbh I am quite happy for now, with what they are doing. How even tho she is now skinny and conventionally pretty and young, she is still insecure about herself and not just magically mentally healed from all the scars and abuse she got in the past years.
I'm more pissed about the fact there is a strong love plot, and they totally ignore the physical attraction part of it. Like... he is attracted to her past looks, and it is true she looks totally different in present and is twice the age. I'd rather have him meet her in "real" ver. of herself and slowly fell for her, and when she is in her "improved" ver. she would try to make things happen but he would already love her real self. Don't know if you get what I mean. But that would give the strong indication that her looks are not the problem, but the way she views herself is.

It must have been some tough 10 years for Ta Gon to go from One's to Dong Gun. On what planet would anyone say they are ten years apart lol

I agree. Cold is more of someone emotionally detached, not wanting to be involved and definitely not acting friendly. and this is so not him. He is a bit selfish and sometimes a jerk, but up to the level that is not too bad

I have seen jap. ver years ago so I don't remember mechanics of robots in this drama, but as for AYHT they strongly emphasized that the robot is the AI that can learn human emotions and all the mental and psychological aspects of being a human. I think this is why more people were okay with it, than with other robot dramas. We will see how it goes with it :)

about his hearing, I think he did not develop anything. She described what she heard while talking on the phone. He just give then name to what she described...

I feel like this drama is a bit all over the place...

She does not look 15 years older than him tho. That is my problem.

The fact that Seo Young Hee is the same age as Jo Jung Suk but she plays his mother is such a miscast tbh. The 1st scene of them, when I did not know what is the relationship, I was sure she was his wife...

For me it's the best drama from 2018. I am still obsessed with it.

For me, definitely. I started watching yesterday and I already caught up with all eps.

Memories of the Alhambra: Visually perfect but lacked emotional impact <- wow how opinion can be different hahaha I've got soooo attached to Jin Woo (also his character was so well written it's crazy) and Jung Hoon I died few times while watching.

The biggest plot hole is how Se joo and Marco ran around with stab and gunshot wounds for hours and did not bled to death in the process.
I guess I can understand Marco, since he was shot in the game so unless his game life hits 0, he will be alive.
But Se joo was stabbed with a real knife in real life, how did he not die? How was he able to ran around with a wound like that? And it looked like he did not have the wound when he was in Marco's apartment when Marco showed up for the 1st time after his death. Like... how did the wound disappear?
Also, the whole Yura and "I heard him say he killed Hyun Suk, he strangled him" also does not make sense, since autopsy results said nothing about the cause of the death being strangulation. The police can't be like "oh yeah, this extremely NOT reliable witness who is drunk, just gave me a testimony that does not reaaalllyyy fit all the evidence , but I guess I will roll with it since I am incompetent". Without clear cause of death (which they do not have) they can't even go after anyone, since there is not evidence it was murder. The who investigation should be no issue from the beginning to the end.
Also... the ending... I don't know...

As far as I understood, he did not do it yet (since it has to be done officially, and it was in the middle of the night). I'd say he was crying on her shoulder coz he just felt defeated na heartbroken. He wanted to do something good, but the result is still the same, not good. He needs to pick between keeping his brother safe and justice basically, and betraying his new friends. That's why he leaned on Yeo Ji, coz he was just tired of the situation, choices he needs to make and just... life overall? I'd say he will take his testimony back in next ep (4th, 7-8).

Gotta love Yoon Park.