by: Raine
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And here we have the end to our Alice’s journey into Wonderland. Our Mad Hatter/White Rabbit got to be adorable again for all of two seconds. We have conclusions for all of our major characters. But there is nothing neat about it. It’s hard to explain, so why don’t you read the recap? And then comment because, well, I’m so confused that I think I need someone else’s input to figure things out…
by: Raine
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Enter detective Psycho-jo, who has stooped to new lows of immaturity as illusion and reality collide.
by: Raine
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I liked this episode the best since about 8 or 9. There was real conflict and real stakes. Families and business were involved. Psycho-jo had to face his own dysfunction and Se-kyung finally did what she should’ve done ages ago: take responsibility in a real way.
by: Raine
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So we finally get some real confrontation…sort of. In any case, this episode was better than the last. There was some fun family times, which are my favorite part of the show…besides Park Shi-hoo’s smile. *drool*
by: Raine
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I found a plot thread I like: Daddy Cha and Psycho-jo. I actually want to see where that goes. I’m done with Se-kyung being bad and lying. I don’t really care anymore. Give me more father/son!
by: Raine
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I could barely get through this episode. This show is just so all over the place with character motivations/development, plot motion (or lack thereof). At least uri Park Shi-hoo is adorable. Moon Geun-young also looks really pretty with her hair in a ponytail and the change in make-up. Her eyeliner isn’t as thick.
Okay, that’s sad. I’m talking about eyeliner and not the show…
by: Raine
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We get some cute and a lot of stupid. I’m starting to weary of the plot, but I’m in it for PSH. Was there ever a doubt?
