Halfway: Better BOF

This is like crack. Like there is so much happening but also nothing at all and its so bad and I love it. I don't really have much to say just bc it is such a shallow show but I really like Krystal and the main guy's mom. They are supposed to be annoying but I find them nice. I do not like that that one dude kissed his tutor when she obviously did not want it. and Why is she dating a 30 year old and a high schooler? weird. Same thing with Kim Tan and main girl's first kiss. I do appreciate how he said that he was done with her bc he had done so much and she had done nothing. That is a trope that I always don't understand and he did what made sense for him.

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good

this episode had all the ingredients for a good episode and in a wider sense for a good drama.
This episode teached us about the relationship between some of the characters. And most importantly the relationship between Tan and Young Do. We now know why Young Do is the jerk he is and what made him destroy his friendship with Tan. He is a quite destroyed character.

I enjoy watching the relationship of Kim Tan'S biologigal mom and Eun Sang's mom. They're so cool together and never fail to make me laugh.

I also respected Tan a lot in this episode. In dramas rich guys usually assume that their relationship with the poor girl will work out some way and they run themselves into the relationship without further reflecting. But Tan promised Eun Sang that he'll figure out a way that both of them can date without her (or him) being hurt. So that they don't have to fear anyone. I really appreciated that. Furthermore I love his honesty.

The only disturbing thing right now is Rachel. I really don'T like her and I wish she could just disappear.

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Playin' dirty!

So Young Do and Kim Tan are bringing out the big guns! I'm glad we got to see more of Young Do and all the shit he has to deal with. The guy has an awful father so it's no wonder he's as screwed up as he is! I'm kind of getting tired of him being a complete ass to Eun Sang though. Come on, no matter how badly you were raised, you can only do so much before the object of your affection gets pushed to the point of no return. At the rate he's going, he may not be able to redeem himself. But I'm not sure he's entirely worried about what Eun Sang thinks of him. He just wants to ruin Kim Tan. I'm still not entirely clear on why though lol. Is it just bc Kim Tan is an illegimate child?? If so, seems like a pretty petty reason but whatever.

Kim Tan is great but kind of annoying at the same time. I love that he's trying to figure out a way for him and Eun Sang to be together and make sure she doesn't get hurt in the process but he's borderline obsessed with her. I don't know. Some of his actions aren't what I would want in a boyfriend.

The rest of the drama is just kind of o.k. I find myself skipping over some parts. I'm more interested in how this feud with Young Do and Kim Tan is going to play out. And as long as Kim Woo Bin keeps getting more screen time, I'll be all over this drama! Yummy :-)

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Forget the main couple: It's Young Do's time to shine.

Ask me what I remembered from this episode and I will say Young Do, the adorable Mums (the mistress and the housekeeper) and Paint Ball.

This episode focused on Young Do and his relationship with his Dad. If you are an avid drama watcher, you might notice he resembles Logan from Veronica Mars. They share that same complex relationship with their scandalous and abusive fathers, are disliked by most & live that lonely life in a wealthy household.

Sadly in this case there is no Veronica Mars.

We also have mirroring relationships with the Kim Brothers and their lovers. Will both choose their lovers over the Corporation?

Finally can I just say... Kim Tan's and Eun Sung's mothers are adorable together.

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