Jason Loh

It was quite entertaining until the last 2 episodes where the show nose dived. *Spoiler* Gaku's character change seems highly unrealistic. He was a "care bear" before and then he turned into an egomaniac who totally disregards the team he cares deeply for.. and then later, he switches back to his old character after a few words from his dad? Huh? Rather shoddy character writing. Also, the back and forth on Kai's future was draggy and rather frustrating to watch. If the writing was more consistent, this show would have been better. I'd recommend La Grande Maison Tokyo on Netflix instead.

The cast for all of the main characters were pretty much spot on, and the acting has successfully portrayed each of them. For example, for Shin, there will be moments where you'll see glimpses of his greatness and at other times, he comes across as a naive, idealistic boy that is spouting unrealistic dreams. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the movie adaptation.

Best kdrama I have seen this year. The characters are well casted and the acting is spot on. The writing is tight with good pacing, and it doesn't feel draggy like a lot of kdramas do. Suzy and Se-Jong were great as leads but special credit as well to Ha Young as Jin-Ju. She did well as a supporting cast. Hope to see her in a leading role soon.

A decent watch especially if you like watching boxing smackdowns. Story is ho hum and predictable with quite a few plot holes that didn't make much sense other than to set to scene. Fighting scenes are serviceable but fall short if you compare against say, Jackie Chan action flicks.

Was pleasantly surprised with this one. One episode in, I didn't think I'd enjoy it. Premise seemed corny, and the over-the-top acting cringe inducing. However, I kept watching and found myself quite hooked. I soon warmed up to the interesting cast of characters, and chuckled at the jokes. And before I knew it, I finished all 10 episodes. I'd recommend giving this show at least 2 episodes before making up your mind about it. You may just like it after awhile.. like I did. A solid 8 out of 10 for me, and a show I wish more viewers would discover.

You don't see movies like this anymore. Reminds me of a good ol' Quentin Tarantino movie.

It's a pretty good tv show. Definitely worth the watch if you are into sci-fi and time travel. Time travel shows are never easy and as one would expect, there are plot holes, but if you can forgive the sometimes spotty writing, you are in for a treat that draws you in with each season.

Drama started off strong but soon became draggy and over dramatic. There are a lot of parts added just for the dramatic effect, that did not make much sense. (Spoiler warning - Don't read on if you have not finished the drama!) The ending where the MC sacrificed himself was especially silly. I could think of other ways where he could have save himself and still gotten out of the situation. Surely he would have thought of it since he was resourceful and intelligent. For example, he could have demanded the soldiers to move into the other car while he stayed on the same car with the hostage, and still shot the car connector off so that the soldiers were left behind. The soldiers didn't know he only had one bullet, and thus, wouldn't have shot back risking the VIP hostage. Or he could have demanded the soldiers to jump off the train. Also, during most of the show when Lee Wan-Ik was being a menace and a threat. I kept thinking why didn't the righteous army just kill him off since it was not that uncommon for ministers to be killed. In the end, he was still assassinated but it could have been done much earlier, instead of waiting him to cause as much damage as he did. Obviously, they didn't kill him off sooner because they needed to create drama, but it makes for a weak story. There were a lot of other plot holes, which is unfortunate because the acting throughout was pretty good.

The premise is unique and interesting, and the acting is pretty good all round. However, the writing can be spotty at times, as the characters often take actions that made little sense or seemed inappropriate considering their circumstance. Still, if you can suspend disbelief and enjoy it for what it is, the show can be quite an adventure.

One of the best kdramas I have seen in a long time. Everything about it is on point. The casting, the acting, the dialogue, the scenes, the videography, the soundtrack.. all top notch. The story is very interesting, and well written, whisking you along for the ride, making you yearn for the next scene and wish that it does not end. The actors put in an incredible performance, especially Kim Da Mi who is fairly new to the drama scene. I would not hesitate to recommend this show to anyone, even someone who is not usually into kdrama. Yes, it is that good.