Ryan B. – Google

I caught on to the series late into the first season and was hooked. When I moved back to Ohio, the show was nearing the show's finale. At that time, we only had one TV hooked up to Cable and I had to ask if the parent's would mind giving me that timeslot. By the show's end - everyone was watching. The show still amazes me and I love that the originator's are returning to Nickelodeon to keep the characters and stories alive!

I really liked it and loved the music. I wish the main part where he discovers the piano accompaniment was edited better. He never touches the phone but, the music stops. The words anyone is singing after the intro have nothing to do with what we are hearing (though, I do realize he is imagining what he would like). And, that montage was ill placed - it leads you to believe more time has passed and more has happened - yet, the reactions later don't fit/match. Still - I loved it. And, I have watched it several times. My little gripes are more about post production work. Would love to see a Part 2.

Bubblegum Pop for television. Fun to watch. They throw in a few things to create suspense but, most of the production is light and fluffy. Hard to like Shin Min-a, she hardly apologizes and her transition isn't handled in the best way. You are always waiting for the other shoe to drop and hear her insult somebody again or, complain about petty things that annoy her. Love Kim Seon-ho - he has a great character to deal with and handles it well. Recommend it for easy viewing when you just want to relax.

The perfection that is the Eurovision Song Contest can't fit the American we need to fit 38 commercials in a one hour spot mentality. And, the choice of hosts is problematic too. Take an old guy who is known more for being besties with Martha Stewart and a singer who gets chosen to be part of everything that come along and it is already tired coming out of the gate. I like both hosts but, I don't need to see them at the opening of every envelope. Thank god for recording and fast forwarding.

I agree with other reviews on storylines started and dropped. The ending - pretty bad. The ending gives you the feeling that the sponsors were going to drop out or, somebody was going to quit the show and then, they didn't and nobody bothered to fix what they had already altered. I still loved it for the detail of how all the characters dealt with the issues at hand. Maturity, age difference, caring for those like family, a family tolerating but, never accepting, etc. They are all there. Give it a shot. You'll like it.