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well.. it's also winning most overrated XD so there's that

Hahahaha I wasn't going to say it quite that way, but good lord it's awful. Did the makeup artist hate her?

I wasn't interested in this at all at first, but gave it a shot seeing all the things you guys had to say about it on here. No regrets! So thanks everyone (:

I would die for a second season ;A;

So much truth.
I am so glad you mentioned the shaking thing too, god that bothers me.

The other thing that I hate is the flashback. Like wtf is the character doing as they are remembering every single moment they have ever had with the person they are thinking about? Standing there dumbly, staring into space? And it happens a ridiculous amount of times during moments that are supposed to be important or exciting... I don't get it.

Well to address the least important first, I did say "sit in" not "take a lit class." But that aside, I never said anything about people who lack analytical skills, though I understand that it is a consideration. I do not consider myself to be lacking any, however, having been forced to do so for the last four years. I do not find the script to be all that bad, of course its not perfect and yes I do have a bias towards the content, but I am quite capable of setting the two things apart.

Therefore I have two opinions, and they happen to coincide. I'm amazed that people judge k-dramas on the first episode at all anymore (though this one is certainly more understandable with its low episode count) many times korean dramas don't have anything worth mentioning through the first four to six episodes. In any case, I think that this drama quickly becomes an interesting web of sorts, with a lot of fantastic dialogue as the characters get more tangled up in it. And with that, I am done writing these novels, in the end I was never intending to attack you, I simply wished to state it was more a matter of opinion than you think.

Not true at all. It's entirely up to interpretation, there are entire discussions that can be made and arguments for and against literature (to which script-writing is absolutely counted as, in a form). I wouldn't presume whether or not you've ever taken a literature class in your life, but if you haven't then I suggest you perhaps sit in on one? You'll find so many perspectives on what other people consider "good" literature or writing. I, for one, think The Great Gatsby was nothing even close to the work of art others seem to hold it to, but that is my opinion. It is all up to your own interpretation.

Its all a matter of opinion (: One could attempt to answer your question, but it would still be based on their own thoughts.

Love the choice, but hope they don't focus too much on the romance. The story is certainly enough as is, don't need to distract from it.

Aww.. it's really cute so far. I really despise Bom's family though, they're pretty awful.

The plot sounds like a bunch of clichés all thrown together... but if Park Hae Jin accepts the role I will absolutely watch it anyways. Not sure which I'd rather happen yet XD

Yayy~ A main role for Song Ha Yoon. Can't wait! I love her (:

Seriously.. I'll be really really upset if any of them die at the end. Usually I don't mind the "unhappy" ending or major character death, but I feel like that would work against this drama. Plus, I love them XD

Wow, I actually had an opposite view of Runaway. I didn't watch it for any particular reason but it ended up one of my favorites o:

Don't feel bad for expressing an opinion (: Plus, you were really classy about it. Thanks for not just bashing it outright with no reason. (I too am not a fan of the mv)

ooo, its so good. I was worried it wouldn't live up to my hopes, but even the music makes me happy~
Can't wait for the next episoooode

This is amazing, thank you for this! Lots of things to be watching soon~

I.. didn't know I wanted this

I wanted to like Aftermath so much ): Maybe my hopes were too high for it, though.

Oh they are absolutely digging each other in my world.