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one day weekend....darn
Jul. 9th, 2011 10:55 pm..wanted to wrap this up before all the reverse harem jdramas started...
The Greatest Love 9-16! the end. Dokko-jin's heart monitor gets messed up, so he thinks he doesn't love Ae-jung anymore, but then he does. I enjoy the scenes with the Ding-Dong nephew. Dokko-jin's heart problems arise again, and they head towards the climax. The last few episodes were less humorous, but there's decent drama and some smooching. It was a little disappointing that the writers didn't take advantage of the reality tv plot. Because of Dokko-jin's pretty strong personality, I think the writers decided to focus on trying to make him fill the screen with his rather, amusing dialogue; how many times has this show used the word for butthole?. The nice-guy doctor got bumped off to the side 7/10 rating~ the end reeeeaaally went on forevvvver, but decent series, especially in the beginning.
The Greatest Love 9-16! the end. Dokko-jin's heart monitor gets messed up, so he thinks he doesn't love Ae-jung anymore, but then he does. I enjoy the scenes with the Ding-Dong nephew. Dokko-jin's heart problems arise again, and they head towards the climax. The last few episodes were less humorous, but there's decent drama and some smooching. It was a little disappointing that the writers didn't take advantage of the reality tv plot. Because of Dokko-jin's pretty strong personality, I think the writers decided to focus on trying to make him fill the screen with his rather, amusing dialogue; how many times has this show used the word for butthole?. The nice-guy doctor got bumped off to the side 7/10 rating~ the end reeeeaaally went on forevvvver, but decent series, especially in the beginning.
