F Connors

This had potential to be a more complex show, but, as of episode 12, sliding back into common tropes. Eun-o did not meet Jae-won, Seon-a, a personality she stole, did. It was all fake. And, easy to have good times on vacation. Eun-o may have become a different person from who she was before her borrowed life as Seon-a, but she is not Seon-a. She is a revised Eun-o. Jae-won believes he loves the person Seon-a. Just imagine how devastating it would feel to find out the person you thought you loved never really existed. So he takes her in - of course, he may believe she is Seon-a just faking it as Eun-o. Does make his character seem to be simple. And that is probably the way the writer will end it. The other characters, at this point, are more interesting.

Poignant, sweet, lovely. A story with characters of different ages, different lives, different problems revolving around the dream of a retired man to dance ballet. A single person can touch the lives of others in a gentle manner and shine light on things that had gathered rust and dust. It will evoke emotions and you will need some tissues. So worth the time.

Just give up any hope. Men in this series range from those who want a mommy to just plain cringe. None of them want a partner. One talks about how his mother was overworked but cannot find any compassion for his wife who is overworked. Another has a hissy fit about tossing out food saying it took work to prepare when he never spent a moment in the kitchen and can't even warm up those leftovers to feed himself, and uses it as the last straw to justify a divorce to himself. And he is the best of the group! None of them take any ownership of any of the problems with their marriages nor try to address the problems together with their partner. They just cheat. The crazy timeline does not help. Sometimes the viewer is not certain where in time they are. Were we supposed to feel something for the mistresses or say men can't help themselves because the women are aggressive??? Why so many episodes about them? Does the writer hate men? Is this a castigation against men in general or against Korean 'norms'? The one bright moment is Si-eun's daughter. Best part of the entire series is her monologue.

Uplifting program. The eagerness and willingness to work to overcome the language barrier of both added another element to the show. Both participants worked sincerely to communicate with the other.Their friendly and helpful natures made watching their adventures fun for everyone. They seemed joyful. Their adventures to beautiful places and interesting cultural events were at the same time informative and entertaining. Pairing them was a brilliant choice. The director added another layer of entertainment. Highly recommend this program to people everywhere of all ages.

This is a wonderful series dealing with the ideas of marriage, love, traditions, gender discrimination. The script is very well crafted. The characters are interesting and well portrayed. I actually watched it twice.