The K2 Episode 12 Review
It kind of shows when you are in a hurry and the only screenshots you took were of this pairing.
It kind of shows when you are in a hurry and the only screenshots you took were of this pairing.
I was just thinking about all the current male actors dominating the scene and wondering where the Lee Min Ho went, when I found out that he has not disappeared after all (he did after all, act in Bounty Hunters) and will be coming back with a new drama on November 16 2016. The show is basically about a mermaid (Jun Ji Hyun) from the Joseon era who met a con artist (Lee Min Ho) and their love story. Okay I probably simplified it a lot but we only have a few weeks before we find out the whole premise of the show. I’m excited because these two leads are huge, so hopefully the show is going to be a blockbuster too. I mean, look at what happened with Descendants of the Sun! But Descendants was a smart show with smart writing and honestly, I don’t know how many Descendants we can pull off in just a year of 2016. Yes, that show blazed through the world only a few months ago and thereafter, we …
I didn’t particularly enjoy these two episiodes and yet I did. Ugh so conflicting!
This week, Anna finally gets exposed to the limelight, we learn a bit more about her mother’s death and the couple gets some (limited) time together.
It’s starting to hook me in just a little now!
I’m still ambivalent about this actually.
I’M ALIVE GUYS I’M ALIVE!
My dear you shouldn’t be this happy to find yourself in jail again!
I love it whenever I find a show that is so good on many different levels.
Dang it, I missed the chance to recap all the funny and romantic comic relief last episode! But this episode makes up for it slightly, with an added story arc that kinda started and finished within 1 episode.
With this, the Urk arc comes to an end.
THE ONLY THING I AM OBSESSED WITH RIGHT NOW
Oh goodness is it just me or did WordPress’s post layout change? Anyway, this post is way too belated for the show has ended 2 weeks ago! Just click on below if you want to have a little #throwback!
I have so much to think and say about one of the biggest thing that has happened so far, that I just had to write a post on it. Purely just my thoughts (in a rambling fashion as usual).
This is just a really short post that I’ve been wanting to write for AGES. Yeah this show has long finished. I tend to have very serious drama blues if I’m too attached to a show, and I’m not kidding when I say that sometimes this affects my mood in real life. As such, over the years, I have developed this defence mechanism whereby if I foresee myself getting too attached to a show, I stop myself from watching the last episode until my own hype for it has died down. Does that make sense to you? This method works wonders for me(:
I don’t know if I was very tired when I watched this, but the ending was a little draggy for me. I can’t pinpoint which part of the episode could have been faster, because I admit that everything mentioned was important and relevant…but it just didn’t end with that tension which I’ve expected from an open ending, or that over the top crazy fangirl-feels expected from the romance. That being said, I still like the finale very much. I love the idea of an open ending! Even if they don’t make Season 2 (I won’t even harbour hopes for that because Kdramas rarely make second seasons with the exact same cast), the storyline is apt for that sort of storytelling – every end brings with it a new set of questions, and new beginnings. Disclaimer: LOADS of screenshots, so do let the page load before you begin reading!(:
I’m back in business!! I think this episode was great, but not super epic. It seems to be setting the stage for the finale and is already tying up a few loose ends. Happy ending, anyone?
I LOVE this episode! What’s there not to like – that wonderful kiss-on-the-forehead scene (I just mentioned two days ago on another recap that I love forehead kisses. Who’s with me!), the reunion, Hyun’s persistence to break down Min’s walls and that cliffhanger at the end. I’ve not really teared from any recent dramas (I have a bad memory so I don’t know if you should trust me on that…) but this reunion was so bittersweet, I couldn’t help myself.
I was vehemently shaking my dog’s paws while watching and squealing over certain parts of this episode. I think he feels very traumatised right now.
I love this episode! Lots of nice Hyon-Ji Ahn moments that just make me wanna hug something/someone and squeal haha.
*Disclaimer: I’m writing this from a pure viewer’s point of view and I didn’t finish the drama, so my thoughts are only pertaining to the episodes that I’ve watched. Don’t get upset with me but feel free to leave a comment if you disagree!(: I didn’t finish this drama, although I persisted till Episode…9? I can’t even remember.
It took me some time to finish the current 4 episodes because I was already recapping two other dramas and real life keeps taking over virtual life. Lol. In any case, I’m glad I started on this series. It’s not my favourite out of the 4 that I’m watching right now, but it’s pretty decent!
Woohoo more physical tension between Ji Ahn and Hyun, I can’t wait for them to be an official couple!! Other than fanservice, this episode sees a confirmation of one key character – Min is Attorney Jung.
I thought this episode was not bad – it has a mix of rom-com, mystery and thriller in it. I only just found out that this drama has dismal ratings in Korea. Why??
I’m really loving this drama! I have absolutely no complaints with the way the drama is being executed right now.
It’s the finale!
Not expecting much any more, but still loved some bits of this episode so I shall do a recap anyway! I’m anticipating lots of screenshots and lesser words this time.
It seems like the main theme for this show, whether intentionally or not so, is ‘misunderstanding’/’the could-have-been-saids’. If it wasn’t for the fact that I really like the visuals, the cast, the acting, and some attachment to the characters, I would have dropped this show. Thankfully, I spam-watched the existing episodes (12 of them) in 1.5 days so I wasn’t too bogged down by all the verbal hurdles that the characters had to face. A conflict which could be solved simply by having a conversation is one of the worst conflicts to drag out, in my opinion.
I thought the finale was not bad. Although it was predictable, Lee Joon Hee’s downfall was satisfactory and bittersweet. Kang Min Ho remains a joy till the very end and I LOVEEE that. Readers beware, MANY screenshots today! (I hope you guys enjoy this recap and this episode!)
Yep, the finale wasn’t great but I’ve decided to simply ignore all the stupid-police moments (although you will read my rant later) and enjoy the rom-com bits.