Mad for Each Other

Those two were so crazy sweet, I would have loved to see them side by side a little longer. It was funny, but also pretty deep, and one of their arguments made me so uncomfortable I felt like I was directly involved in it. Anyway, the balance between the humorous and the serious was extremely successful in my opinion. Woo Jeong isn't exactly handsome at first glance, but he makes up for it with such a dose of charisma that he makes me weak in the knees even when I’m sitting down. And Yeon-seo Oh finally gets a chance to really let her hair down. But what pleased me even more was that the spirit of a proper Korean village can come alive even in the middle of Seoul (because those women just drove her there). My second KakaoTV series has convinced me that we have a lot to look forward to in the future. Whether it's the shorter running time, the irregular number of episodes, or the openness in TV series, a new wind is blowing and I just love it. 5 stars (29.08.2021)

I liked that the characters did something with their mental issues, that they didn't let them fester. I just couldn't stand the constant barking, yelling, mistakes, and everything. I didn't enjoy the series at all at first because of that. But then it got good, actually rather enjoyable, funny and likable. And then clap, it got kind of “meh" again, and towards the end, like the last two episodes, I was praying it would be over because I was getting tired of it. The plot development, or rather the ending, didn't interest me, instead it was pretty annoying. It's great that this time going to a psychologist isn't treated as taboo (it's not what the show is based on), but just part of the characters' everyday lives; but it just wasn’t enough for me. Luckily it's short (by Korean standards), so you don’t suffer too much with it, and I do believe it will find its audience. A better 2 stars. (23.07.2021)