Holy, wow! Jeon Ji Hyeon's facial expressions are giving me life.

Shim Chung is so amazing! I love how trusting and naïve she is. Even though she's clearly been through some stuff in the Joseon era. It's also interesting that history is repeating itself. I'm holding my breath for the dramatic, and most likely tragic, reveal from the past of what happened.

This episode I liked Lee Min Ho's acting a bit more, but I don't feel like he's hitting his full potential. (I know he can do more! FAITH!)

This episode focused on surprise cameo's and easter eggs for the fans. Also developing the side characters and Joon Jae's family ties. The family drama is building and I'm sure will be coming hard soon.

I love the connection Shim Chung has with the little girl! Apparently even from the Joseon timeline. I really hope she will be involved more. The ending is an over done trope, but they got a keep things dramatic and rolling. I'm wondering how they'll spin it.

That said Jeon Ji Hyeon's facial expressions when Shim Chung finds out that she's home alone with Joon Jae is priceless! Hands down one of my favorite moments of the entire show. It was just so devious and wicked!

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