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Also, honestly this series had a pretty brisk pacing for this type of story. You want sloooow? Try Jung Hae In's last two dramas or "Encounter." Not trying to drag Encounter or Something in the Rain, etc. But I personally liked those shows not because of their writing or plots, I'll put it that way.

I really feel robbed of the 4 episodes. This was certainly a slowburn type of drama. But there was certainly plenty of story left on the table to fill four more episodes with. Especially when the supporting cast were all interesting in the own right as well.

Any other Something in the Rain fans here? I could not stop smiling and laughing. If you watched both this show and Something in the Rain, you will know what I'm referring to lol

Does anyone know where they filmed the scenes for the school trip? Especially the scene on the cliff at the end of Episode 6/start of Episode 7? It's beautiful.

It's all worth it in the end. It's certainly not a perfect show, but the time you'll invest I think really makes the final episode very satisfying. And the cast is very charming which helps when things may slow down.

You are not alone. There are others who like it, but think it is overrated.

Yi Seo is definitely a hypocrite.

"While I can't accept this movie emotionally, at least I can understand the movie intellectually."
OMG! I was looking for how to put what I was feeling into words and you just did it with that sentence. Like I get the movie and what it tries to say, but I can't "feel" anything about it, particularly the 2nd half.

The strongest aspect of this drama was that it featured many different aspects of teenage life and different types of characters. While we know who are the obviously leads are, all the characters (teens and adults) showed different every day problems and struggles they go through.

It helps that the show is good and the episodes aren't 2 hours long each like other shows lol

Well actually, i don't hate Jisoo, Mr. Lee or teacher Jo. Or even the detective lol Everyone else can go lock themselves at Banana Club. lol

She wasn't being forced into that line of work. In fact, she was the one begging for MORE work. Even when Mr. Lee was looking out for her and seeing how she was struggling.

And while Gyuri was the first to throw a wrench into Jisoo's efficient operation, it was Minhee's crazy a-- that set the whole final arc in motion, tbh.

I have a lot of thoughts about the drama, but first: What the f- was Minhee so upset about? More in the spoiler:

To the people that say the story was "thrown away" in the end seem to miss the entire point of the series.

For anyone who has watched the series, Episode 10 has to be one of the funniest, most exciting, most fun and most emotionally heartbreaking episodes of a Korean drama, or even any television series I have ever watched. That they were able to pack so many different emotions into one episode is a major accomplishment that deserves all the recognition.

The time jump was kind of confusing. Was it a few months? A year? The co-worker got married and had a baby during that time. Plus the friend setting and settling in her Jeju cafe.

And with the sexual harassment, what ended up being the resolution? The women got shifted around, but the men didn't really get punished that much?

Can someone explain to me how the workplace situation was resolved at the end? And also a clarification on the time at the end too.

The series ends with a huge cliffhanger. I think the series was always planned as being more than one season. But production was a little long and difficult, so it's hard for them to set a season 2 right now.

A fun series. You just have to go along for the ride. Definitely hope they can do a season 2!

The romance is the least interesting part of the story. But it takes center stage in the last few episodes.