The busybody Gong ladies, who have been complaining about everything, now take offense that the family’s only heir is marrying a bar owner. Jang-mi’s mom hollers at them, “What’s wrong with a bar?! ” Hyun-hee stands to defend her friend, which is the first Hoon-dong’s mother has heard of her involvement in the bar, and soon the entire wedding has been taken over by fights and bickering. Ki-tae’s mom sits up alone late at night and is joined by Grandma, who also can’t sleep. Grandma says she has something to confess and asks if Mom remembers when she left home with Ki-tae.
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Jang-mi arrives dressed for the party and runs into Hoon-dong out in the street, and he apologizes sincerely, wanting to talk. But Ki-tae arrives to whisk her away, and has to stop her from running back to Hoon-dong. Se-ah is surprised when Ki-tae tells her that he’s going to the party with someone else, and arrives to see them leave together. She takes Hoon-dong to the party instead, both of them feeling the sting of rejection.
I never recommended any suspense/crime dramas knowing their interests and the one time I try, they decline because it is not available on Netflix US. I really wish he didn’t get shot, the amnesia trope drives me crazy. But since they went there, I’m glad it wasn’t some miracle ending. This poor couple’s life is so damn hard omg.
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Yes, I agree the trip was really weird and unnecessary. After reading so many spoilers and comments on the last episode. I actually never bother to finish the last episode. I was still stuck at the early 10min ish.. Overall, this may be my new fave romcom to date.
After three days of “submersion,” aka disappearing and cutting off contact, Hoon-dong thinks it’s safe to turn on his phone. But as soon as he does, it rings again, and he finds over 300 calls from Jang-mi.
I know people change but at least make it like hoon dongs progression. I agree with you on Se-ah and Yeo-reum not really getting their comeuppance. So they are just two gorgeous people who meddle in multiple people’s lives and they get to be nice, caring friends at the end? If that’s what the writer wanted from the beginning, for everyone to be nice and cheerful with each other, then why bother making those two characters go down the road of desperation in the first place? It’s like the writer couldn’t make up their mind and just tried things.
He didn’t say “you’re always sleepy whenever you see me” maliciously (he said it in a nice tone), but I liked it because it showed he noticed and he was bothered by it. I think her constant falling asleep was partly meant to show how comfortable she was around him. I don’t really think she was that inconsiderate (a little bit, yes) because she obviously treasured the moments she got to sleep on his shoulder and even sited it as her reason for being able to work so hard. I dont think people want more conflicts.
I love how much this show emphasised the importance of family. It did a tremendous job of showcasing that even if they’re dysfunctional and you’re not close to them – your family still shapes you into who you are in a big way. It was wonderful seeing the love between the women in KiTae’s family and seeing his father get his comeuppance and Mom get her fire back. Just like how JangMi’s parents made a scene at the hospital while making up – seeing that made me realize that she got her “scene-making” ways from them. The ending left me wanting more, idk I just didn’t like the ending that much even though that kiss was amazing. They kept mentioning a plot twist so much that I thought it was going to be something epic, but all it was was whats her name getting knocked up by that one doctor guy.
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7 – this reminded me of Marriage Not Dating party posters, minus the humorous angle of guys looking rather unhappy in contrast to overly excited ladies – here everyone seems to have fun. Hope it stays the same in the show too. From the group above Nos. 3 and 7 will be on my watchlist. In regards to No. 3, DOCTOR ROMANTIC 3, having not watched 2 probably would not matter. It’s good to see the writer of Misaeng working on new stuff, but nothing about the premise or cast (except maybe Park Ji-hoo if I try hard) interests me. Man, Yoon Chan-young is keeping busy.
Marriage Not Dating Episode 16
We recommend you explore the guest post article requirements and guidelines before heading for the writing. I think both Ahn Hyo-seop and Kim Se-jeong mentioned that Kim Min-gyu looked 90% like the webtoon Secretary Cha, so that certainly helped! I enjoyed https://datingupdates.org/ the boys’ friendship and wish we got more of that. Which brings me to my next point. I think one reason why the ending worked for me was because of who I understand AHS and SJ to be as entertainers in general (acting, and for SJ singing as well).