Pilar Cora Guidote

Creative portrayal of parallel universes. Writers were extremely imaginative and came up with a rich mash up of roles and characters. Kim Go Yeun and Woo Do Hwan outdid themselves portraying multiple (GoYeun) and dual (Do Hwan) characters. Lee Min Ho's chivalrous character is very charming and heartwarming. Some scenes were poorly edited leaving a few gaps. The sheer complexity of the plots must have been a real challenge working out the flow and timeline of the characters' different stories. The writers could have worked harder particularly in the rendezvous scenes in the final episode. It lacked the depth of its initial episodes, a rather common shortcoming in finales of a number of serial TV shows. Overall, the show was quite entertaining. Nice touch with the subtle humor.

The series was mostly entertaining and exciting except for the last 20 minutes of the final episode when the scenes were mostly conflicting, anti-climactic and cheesy. Ji Chang Wook was not only a stunner but also effectively portrayed a strong, very warm and sensitive, yet funny character---an entirely different role from The Healer.

Very engaging and realistic in many ways. Very good actors, director and writers.

Very good build up of the plot. The ending was bittersweet.

The plot was so thin, the story just dragged on and on pointlessly, endlessly. I kept skipping scenes and still didn't miss much.

EPIC. Great casting and plot is very thick.