William Benton

It was ok, but you almost have to keep notes to follow all the weird twists and turns the plot takes on. In the end, I'm still not sure I got the end right...

I enjoyed the story and the odd plot twist. The shorter run time per episode makes it an easy one to rewatch. I also liked seeing the "mother-in-law" character actually have a genuine change of heart.

I like the story, love the music, was amused by the recycling of sets (and some cast) from Secret Garden. The only problem for me was -- even after becoming engaged and moving in together, I don't remember seeing the "Romantic" leads ever kiss. Not even once...

I liked the first half of the story, but not so much the second part. It's like 2 completely different stories with 2 completely different groups of people who just happen to have the same names...

One of those then and now shows, following a group of has-been kpop idols. And it has Conan O'Brien in it. Really - he's in it.

It gets a little frustrating in the middle (I recall forums at the time complaining a lot about the seemingly out of control story), but it resolves nicely and appropriately at the end

I always thought she was pretty, but I really enjoyed this one, and found the little happily ever after moment at the end quite cute,

I really liked this one, even with the rather silly plot complications (sadly, my daughter found them so silly that she could never finish it). For me though, the last 5 minutes are a killer. It explains so much of what happened, and opens your eyes to so much when you watch it a second time...

Not bad, but I still prefer the Itazura Na Kiss: Love in Tokyo version of the story more. It's comparable to Miss n Kiss, and vastly better than It Started with a Kiss

This is Kdrama #25 for me, and even though I'm only up to episode 4, I think it's one of the best ones I've seen yet. I love the realness of the lead couple, and the awkwardness of them getting together. I'm laughing out loud often with this one - it's great.