Another Miss Oh

I really can’t give a sixth star, just once? Really no? When Eric and everyone else who worked on the show deserve it so much? There was nothing, just nothing, that didn't sit right with me. Everything was just right. Funny, romantic, crazy, insane, love scenes... all so divinely straightforward. Like the main character herself. You can't help but love her and her crazy parents. The same goes for all of Do-kyung’s roommates and staff. They shined in almost every shot. Plus the series has fantastic cinematography and editing. The flashbacks here are also beautifully done. The various details make them really engaging and you don't get the feeling that the creators are just stretching out the episodes with them. And the icing on the cake is Eric's most beautiful voice. I could listen to that all the time. 100%... not 89%, a full 100%! (31/07/2016)

I've seen this show about three times now (the first time without skipping some scenes, then later I did). It simply has something in it that makes me want to watch it from time to time. It's just the right amount of misery. The heroine suffers wonderfully in this series. Just badly enough, not to put too fine a point on it... Plus, the heroine is actually great; funny, suffering, happy, in love: going after what she wants. She hits rock bottom and then bounces back, with her family there to support her. After all, her mom was great, too. But then there's the main character, who has trouble expressing his own feelings. To be honest, I like Eric better when he's not laughing. Especially here. That's about all I could write about the main character, he's basically bland and flavorless, his family and friends are much more interesting and fun. The series is fairly well balanced – he suffers for a while so the next character can make a mess. For me, a terribly enjoyable suffering diversion. Did I mention that there is a lot of suffering in this series?! (10/09/2020)