Jos Bell

Absolutely horrible. It could have been brilliant like Twin Peaks but lost itself in the depths of the self indulgent forest, which was the opposite of eco friendly. Terrible lighting - take your torch. Plot of chaos. Bizarre ending.

This series doesn't put a foot wrong in exploring and explaining mental health conditions in the context of demanding and stressful environments of Korean society, including addressing such issues as stigmatisation and lack of medical confidentiality and the need for better worker rights. It shows how to address these issues in a realistic & beautifully directed drama. In a strong cast, the stand out figure is Lee Jung Eun, who is exceptional in her role as Lead Nurse. Park Bo Young also explains mental illness in the first person without resorting to over dramatisation and Yeo Woobin is exactly the feel good addition we all need. I hope it will encourage more people to seek help and also encourage more healthywork practices. Fantastic work 👏 👏👏

Beautifully filmed, it felt realistic in a way a lot of kdramas don't achieve. Yang Sejong completely nailed his role which was the more difficult of the two leads. Suzy played the role of Doona exactly right. The edgy snippets of life worked really well over a 7 year timeline. It also calls into question why kentz insists on stars being single, or appearing to be. It really should not matter! I wasn't necessarily expecting a cliche happy ending, but there were all sorts of hidden clues in the screenshots at the beginning of each rpidode which are meant to make us question the final scene. We are left questioning why they kept meeting up in Japan.Was it initially meant to be 10 ar 12 episodes but they pared it right back? I was left kinda irritated by the ambiguity although I really love the rest of the production.

This really is the worst thing I've (tried) to watch in years. If it had been the first kdrama I watched it would potentially have been the last. I appreciate that there are different production styles, but this is like stepping back 50 years. The sets are flatter than cardboard, the script is dire - and given the high skill level of the actors, it boggles how wooden the directing has made them. The lead woman began full of personality and becomes a limp lettuce. Zero chemistry. No ref to medical ethics. There's not even a pregnancy bump!! It's so bad it should be funny, but it isn't. I ditched it.