Megan

I don't get how this show has such a high score. The comedy was so lackluster, didn't add to the story or the characters in a single positive way. And the MC having D.I.D. was so hard to watch because the personalities were not only stupid but the whole disorder was played in such a way that I was left felling irritated at the direction of the show. They could be done so much more with the disorder if they done more research on it, instead they played it off as a joke and that doesn't sit right with me. If they wrote the show to be more serious, I think it would have been much better story telling. I watched 5-6 eps and felt bored out of my mind.

Clearly underrated because this is a fantastic movie.

I NEVER watch sitcoms, why do I find this better than most American sitcoms? Idk it just works. Lee Jong Suk helps :)

It's so cute. Park Seo Joon is great and his chemistry Kim Ji Won is effortless. This is just the show I needed, showing young people working hard for their dreams. Fighting!

Never has there been a character I hate more than Choi Tae Ho. And I hate how everyone gives in to him. The survivors are standing on the stage supporting the lie about who killed who when the real killer is right next to you, and you know it. He killed 5 people and they are going to let him get away with it. Come on!

On episode 9 and while I do like it and plan to finish it, it's more medical drama than I anticipated. I was expecting a Korean drama version of the anime Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 but I guesss the difference lies in the characters. In this show versus in that anime, the main characters are doctors so of course their experience of the earthquake will be focused on their lives as doctors. I should've been looking for a drama that focuses on regular people if I wanted less medical in the genre. I find myself fast forwarding through a lot of the character interactions, I just think with each episode an hour long and there being 20 episodes, it's just too much. I don't like them enough to watch that much of them when I came in looking for something else. I think the characters progression's (I.e. Dr. Han's) is taking too long. Really the story is taking too long, it's definitely more a medical drama than anything else. Each episode focuses on this or that, this patient or that problem, this character or that character, but in the end, it enough progress is made. It's too drawn out is my conclusion. It's a well done show, the acting, the special effects, etc. but I think the story lacks a little. It's plateaus at a point when it should be ramping up for the climax. I'm halfway through and I see no energy.

Already loving this. I watch a lot of One Million's dance videos so I enjoy seeing what it might be like for them off camera. The music is excellent!

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