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I loved this, but a couple of nitpicks. One, the daughter would have definitely noticed the mother's hair and the flower in it since she's the caretaker. And, two, when Kan sat up in his hospital bed and put his legs over the right side, all I could think was, "You're going to rip out your IV!" And he got up without taking it out. Three, I was really bugged by the police allowing the nurse to poke around in Boss's house. The only way I could justify it as halfway plausible was by imagining that it was because she was his neighbor and he probably didn't lock his door.

I agree, but to be nitpicky, the daughter would have definitely noticed the hair and flower right off since she was her caretaker.

I could have sworn that was "Bicycle Built for Two."

Wow, this was so good. I had no idea how they would end it. Tor was so good in this. This drama deserves all the awards.

I went to look. The doctor has a lot of work under his belt, including playing with Gun in Haunted Museum. I knew he looked familiar.

So, I'm sitting here and have watched three episodes. They're so good, I'm sure I'll have the other two that are out watched in no time. But--without spoiling--is what seems to be true really true? And how could it not be true? Every episode goes deeper and deeper.

I am enjoying this. But I can't help but think of things--like, if North passed out after getting beaten up, he should probably go to the hospital. Especially when he stays knocked out all night! And the money thing is kind of weird. I kind of brushed it off until I saw the scenes from next week. But, of course, rarely do we get a show that doesn't have issues like these.

Oh okay, I see. I thought they poisoned her! Thanks for clarifying.

I thought they were only supposed to question the lady? I thought she was the secretary of the man they were supposed to kill. Did I miss something?

Pat's neutral wardrobe drove me crazy. And what happened in just a matters of days to make Elyes change his mind about Kim?

Okay, so that was what I originally thought--that he couldn't go due to HIV but I guess didn't want to tell Gyu Ho that. (I think he should have. He really severed things with him, although I suppose he thought it was for Gyu's own good. I kind of wish that Gyu Ho had told him off instead of just tossing his sandwich at him, lol.) Someone else mentioned that scene was added. I do hope that's the reason, although I'm not sure what they would do in the second season. All we really needed was to have them get back with each other. I guess they could draw that out. Thanks for the reply. This show really sticks with you.

I wondered, too. Also, Go came to all these much-needed realizations but seems to have no intention of contacting Gyu. I think the added scene where the bartender says Gyu's been in touch and also due to come to Korea was to give viewers hope that the author didn't give to the readers.

Go seemed immature. He had a lot of character development in the last 2 episodes. All I wanted was for Gyu to show up at the end. Go made Gyu feel like he wanted Gyu to leave. One thing I was unsure about--did Go not go to China due to his HIV, the language reason he gave Gyu, or because he deep down didn't want to?

All I can say is that Go could have had Gyu

Just finished episode 6 and...same.

I came here to see if this ever aired. I guess not.

oh, okay. And Jack said, "I'll take the Joker ring," so he got the fake one. Sweet. Thanks for explaining.

Lol, I just commented above that Elyes always looks like he's about to snap an eyebrow.

I was laughing when Pat was patting down Run's covers, telling him that everything will be better when he gets back with Elyes. Omg.

Same. Elyes always looks like he's about to snap an eyebrow.