It's really weird because I have so many questions as to how Ha-won managed to incorporate the recent memories of Ji-soo before her death (without the knowledge of her secrets and all the things she and Seo-woo talked about) to AI Ji-soo, yet I did not find myself asking those questions while watching because I am (weirdly) loving this show and how AI Ji-soo is incorporated between Ha-won and Seo-woo's relationship. There's something is CSB's portrayal of Seo-woo that makes me feel for her and root for her crush, and although I am unsure of how this show would go, I still want to watch it. Please tell me I am not the only one liking this show (so far).

I don't care the ratings, I love this drama and I love Jung hae in and Chae soo bin even more. The use of AI is interesting and relateable though the device seems a bit too smart. Others said Hawon is creepy, but idk Hawon only used it for testing, I'm sure Jisoo also realized it since she knew Hawon is someone who worked with Seowoo and wrote down their reminiscence in a flow chart yet she didn't complain, and it is for therapy which is for a greater good so I don't mind.
Although in the first 2 episodes I was somehow influenced by others saying it was weird, now I think it was a nice premiere! How I also felt the depression of each character and after those disasters made these episodes become more heartwarming. I attached more to the characters so it was like I accompanied them to their journey of healing.

I was sad jisoo had died, I feel bad to say this but seowoo and jisoo device are cute.

I love this show so far, but I really can't condone what Ha Won has done so far. Stealing the recording and creating an AI of Ji-Soo is so intensely disregarding of her autonomy. Folks can call it 'love,' but when your 'love' goes so far as to ignore the wishes of the person you claim to care about, it's not about them anymore, it's all about you, and your selfishness.

I'm really surprised how the ML is open with his feelings. He recorded his feelings to build the AI system and gave it to his colleague without hesitating. He wasn't shy or embarrassed when SW spoke with the AI or when she told him,as Before Dawn, about HW and Ji Soo. He wasn't angry that SW was the point reaction for Ji Soo and just let her to be and acted accordingly.

Every places are really well chosen and it's very well filmed.

I'm seriously loving this drama. It hooked me from the very first clip when Ha-won saw Seo-woo from the street below the studio. The colours and sounds are very artistic, not like the bright glares of the common kdrama. Feels more like a Japanese drama. Rather than feeling confused, the show left me feeling intrigued. The stories developed slow enough like layers of onions being peeled, but fast enough for you not to get bored. I can't wait for the next episodes.

I am loving this drama and really looking forward to how it will unfold. Chae Soo-bin is fantastic as Han Seo-woo.

Episode 3 was a bit touch and go for me in the sense that I wasn't comfortable with how life-like the AI is and why Won is still so hung up on Ji Soo and now Seo Woo is talking to the AI all the time which is worrying too.

But episode 4 is really beautifully done and it's safe to say i'm hooked now. I guess Won is still grieving and as he tries to piece together Ji Soo's last days, he gets to know Seo Woo more which would prolly help him heal (and he's also good for her I hope!) I'm still worried about the AI thing and Ji Soo's husband - he's not looking good at all.

I thought I was the only one loving this drama. Inspite of possible gaps in logic and HaWon’s obsession like feelings for JiSoo I love watching SeoWoo and HaWon together. I love HaWon watching SeoWoo. He has this surprised look on his face almost like he’s waking up from a long dream/sleep. I agree with &
@missvictrix, it’s all the watching that makes my heart pound 💞
SeoWoo’s characterization is really the key to this drama. The character could have been sad but it’s not. HaWon to somehow hasn’t gone over to creepy although he borders on close to it sometimes. I hope they show more of InWook’s life and perspectives. I was happy that the show said that JiSoo and InWook’s marriage was a happy one. The other thing I was surprised I liked was the usual K-drama trope of coincidences. I love that there are so many things linking SeoWoo and HaWon including person JiSoo and AI JiSoo. I know there is strife coming-they are hinting at someone hacking HaWon’s personal thoughts and memories using AI HaWon but I would be happy to watch the drama show SeoWoo grow as a sound engineer, HaWon make his AI products and then both of them meet and walk around Seoul together!
So far I love this drama!

I still don't know how I feel about this drama
On one hand : the first episodes were weird, and a little bit boring. Ha Won behaviour was too obsessive for me + Ji Soo going alone to walk in the forest in winter time IN NORWAY (??? renting a car could have been an option no? I guess we needed something spectacular for her to die)+ Seo Woo telling personal stories to a total stranger... A lot of red flags...
On the other hand : I really like CSB and JHI's acting and I think they do well in this drama until now
I also like the AI device a lot (Actually I was hoping to see more of it last week) so this week is an improvement for sure.
I'll stay next week to see which direction this is going...

@missvictrix, thank you for the quick recap - you had it out before I could even watch the episodes! I liked your analysis of voyeurism and "watching" in the show, which I found much more sensitive and perceptive than my own reaction. What did I take away from these two episodes? - I concluded that if you have a one-sided crush, you end up a stalker. And since this show is about someone who has a one-sided crush on someone who has a one-sided crush (how does this work ad infinitum?), you end up stalking a stalker....

That said, these episodes were definitely better than the first two when it came to storytelling. They were less non-linear, although still disjointed, but not to the point of complete bemusement.  

Accepting the AI device as a character in the drama means demanding that I take quite a considerable leap of faith, and I'm not sure I'm there yet. I was eye-rolling a lot on the machine learning assumptions that the show is expecting us to swallow. My grouse about depicting Seo-woo as not the brightest sound engineer remains - in the earlier episodes, I was surprised how she could not figure out that she was talking to a simulated voice, and this time, I was annoyed that she had to be told that her voice sounded like she was speaking in a furniture-less room. For someone who's trained in the science, she shouldn't be made to come across as so dumb. 

The creepiness-factor (of Ha-won stealing the voice files, etc) is, of course, a given, and the show hasn't redeemed itself on that count as yet. 

Like @frenchmarmot, I am still not sold on this show yet, but not quite ready to abandon it either. The cinematography is a really compelling watch, although the sepia tint can get tiring with overuse. I like the use of plants and music as metaphor and symbol, which I find kdramas are using more than usual (or maybe it's just the shows I am watching these days). And the set locations, as @kurama points out, are *mwah* - so beautiful, I find it hard to believe that a bustling modern metropolis like Seoul would still have hideouts like this in this day and age (the recording studio on the street corner, Ha-won's ice-cold sanctuary, that gorgeous dusk-lit cafe - frequented - haha - by Dawn). [This makes me want to rediscover my own city, and go on solitary walks by night, but this darned lockdown... sigh.]

It kinda feels like I'm watching something made by a film student with way too much money. The whole of Ji-soo death is a "what" moment for me, but the show is different enough that I'm interested in how everything is going to play out.

I this weeks episode sold me on this drama I really like it.
Although I was very confused about why the lodger girl was angry at the house owner for dating the male lodger. And also I was confused about the woman who come to view the house.
I watch with subtitles and sometimes I feel like I’m missing something that I wouldn’t if understood Hangul.

I love this drama! I love Ha Won’s quiet, reserved and restrained self, his driving and focused love for Ji Soo wanting to unearth any details that would shed as much light on her thoughts and feelings.
I love Seo Woo who can’t help but crush on a man still so in love(or obsessed) even post death. For sure, Seo Won’s candor, freshness and heart cannot help but infuse a revitalization into Ha Won’s soul and spirit that has been locked away for 10 years. Her CPR will be his saving grace and she is so worthy .
Jung Hae In has never looked more appealing character and appearance wise. His clothes are so smart and stylish and very much enhance his character and personal self ❤️

Apparently like everybody else, I'm in for Seowoo... She's all heart, and I loved the honest unfussy way she told her housemate about her story and how much the landlady helped her cope. By the way, I really liked the landlady! The heartwarming way she takes a motherly role for her tenants is totally endearing, although I'm quite sure she's in for a heartbreak. As much as I enjoy the suggestion that people in Dramaland having a joyful sex life, that dude seems a bit fishy to me...

I can't put my finger on what it is about this show - I just like it. The mood, score, cinematography just work. Its a really quiet show where you really feel like a fly on the wall. CSB is great and Seowoo is my favorite character. While building the AI is a little creepy, I like HW as a character. Like SW, I think seeing how devoted he was to JS and her memory made me like him more.

I'm still very confused with this show, but at least I have to say that eps. 3-4 mended somehow the first two.

Like almost everyone else has said before, I'm here for SeoWoo. She's sweet, heartfelt and honest. I just love her.

I still find Won creepy, and the stalking creepy and many feelings creepy. But I want to go on. At least for another week.

Even though the AI technology demands for a lot of suspension of disbelief, I have to say that I find the idea interesting...

I really like this show, but it is like eating too much candy, you enjoy it, but it is bad for you. Ha Won's obsession with Ji Soo was both toxic and completely unhealthy. He needs therapy to move on and not from the machine he built. At the same time he is incredibly endearing and interesting. I like him, but I side eye myself liking him. As for Seo Woo, I just adore her. She is an enigma wrapped in an open book. She is warm and fabulous. Hmmmm.

This show had me thinking about it longer than I should have been: it could have done so much more with issues of consent, and privacy, and agency, but I feel like it has swept everything serious under the carpet, just in order to make sure the OTP spends airtime together. How are these questions not niggling the engineers at AH, the doctor who's agreed to test the device, and of course Seo-woo?

I like that you brought up the theme of voyeurism. It does feel like the characters are spying on each other, but rather than in a creepy way... I feel like it's more like they unintentionally witness something very personal and can't help but linger longer than they should have. When you're caught up in unrequited love, you can't help but sneak glances at the person you like, paying attention to so many small details about them. And yet, your feelings paralyze you, so you can't do anything but watch the person you like behind a barrier you've created....
I don't think this is everyone's cup of tea. It's not outright entertaining because it's a moody drama about coping with grief. At first, I was confused about a lot of things and I have a lot of questions but that doesn't make it a poorly written story. I think the writer is just taking taking their time to reveal what they want/when they want rather than just making things easier for the audience to understand. Everything that is said and executed feels very intentional. Even though it can feel hard to understand, I still think the audience can eventually pick up what is going on with some patience because the pace of the drama gives you the time to piece the story together.
I do like Ji Soo and I think they did a great job of setting her up as Ha Won's great first love because I'm excited to see how he will let her go and fall in love with Seo Woo. I also want to see Seo Woo be loved right back because right now she's just happy with crushing on him and just in love with watching his love for Ji Soo from afar. I want her to realize that she deserves to be love in her own way.
I like how strong and soft Seo Woo is. On one hand, she took the initiative to delete Ji Soo's voice recording because she understands how unhealthy it would be for Ha Won to have it and a little unethical to put her voice in that device... At the same time she knows when to give him the space/time to grieve.
I'm disappointed that the ratings are low because this drama is so intriguing with a great cast, director, and writer and I can see it .....burrowing in my heart. Haha....

I really wanted to like this drama. Like really. But I cant. I dont know what it is, if it is the editing or the lack of character development. I totally understand leaving some things out int he begin of the drama for us to discover, some clues, but this drama is just... And being a logical and reasonable person, I dont understand Seo-Woos actions. Everything she does is so unreasonable. She doesnt ask why she needs to do this, she doesnt go when asked to go. She has information about someone she doesnt know. Still upset that she recorded Ji Soo voice without really telling her why. It makes no sense to me. I think thats the problem, I cant understand her actions and keep asking myself "why" most of the time instead of paying attention to rest of the drama. I will try again in the future, but for now, its a pass.

Interesting point on voyeurism. I never really saw it that way. My take on these moments that felt like "voyeurism" to you was that it plays on the idea of how we usually only get bits and pieces of people, little glimpses of who we think they are or who we think they might be. But this begs the question: How much do we know about anyone really? And can we truly know a person in their entirety?

Take for example the fact that Ha Won is using a piece of Ji Soo (her voice) to replicate her personality and develop an AI of her, and how he tracks down traces of her through her photos - all of this fits into that concept. And even though Ha Won has known Ji Soo since they were kids, how much does he truly know her? Not enough apparently, seeing as he is so desperate (and in your words, "obsessed") to know more about her.

Also, the drama clearly implies that Ji Soo is keeping something from Ha Won - something so dark that it may affect their friendship in a detrimental way. (After all, that same dark secret had adversely affected her relationship with her husband when he had first revealed it to her.) If this dark secret is revealed to Ha Won, will his perception of Ji Soo change? And will his memories of her take on a different meaning?

Even for us as viewers, we are merely being given bits and pieces of each character and their personal stories. From there, we form premature opinions about them. It's a very natural thing to do; in fact we do this all the time with the people in our lives too. But is our perception of people accurate since we only see certain sides to them? Can we truly define anyone simply with the bits and pieces that we have of them? I believe the drama is centred around these themes.

Well, so far I'm loving this drama. It does get a little maudlin at certain scenes but overall, it gives me the same warm, fuzzy feeling I get from reading a really good novel on a rainy day. I can't wait to see how the story unfolds!

This drama is weird. It's expecting you to take it for granted for whatever it is telling you. For example, AI Jisoo...if Ha Won was disconnected from adult Jisoo for 10 years, how the heck was he able to gather the data to make a AI Jisoo think exactly like real Jisoo? We are just left to believe that it is possible and that AI Jisoo's thoughts and emotion is the same as real Jisoo.

Thanks for the weecap.

This is the most creepy drama i have ever seen since I have started to watch Korean dramas last couple of years ! I adore both leads and cant believe their choice .I did binge watching 4 episodes tonight. Amazing cinematography, very creative direction but thats all . Unfortunately I have met couple of Ha Wons in my life. His type is the most scariest one ! Everyone told me that how good he was , What I was missing.If you don't like him none of them matters. Whatever is the reason behind it Si Jo made it clear by marrying someone and eares him in her life. The character Ha Won is Psycho !How come you can follow someone in 10 years ! She did not even want to see him although the tricks he did! Is this story will be enough to go on next 14 episodes ! I don't see extra characters to get into story! If I was Soe Woo I would just run away ! I wonder what kind of writer calls that story 'Romance' !

So I basically watched this drama because I like Chae Soo Bin as an actress. However, after watching 4 episodes of this drama I feel like she is playing the same type of character that I've seen in her past few dramas. The smart, quirky, bright etc etc. character. I find this sad since she is a good actress. But I feel she needs to branch out a little, pick something different like an action drama or something. An example of what I mean would be Go Ara in Reply 1994. Her character Sung Na Jung being so different from anything else I have seen her in. I think that is what Chae Soo Bin needs a total departure from these samey type roles I feel she has been playing. That is why I am not so into this drama. Despite all the atmosphere of it, I feel that there is really nothing new here.

Also, this may also just be me but I feel Jung Hae-in is a dead ringer for Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Thanks for reading.

Actually I came here to ask - why was the housemate so angry about the landlord dating the boarder and why did she destroy the chair in retaliation?

I'm late to the party but thank you @missvictrix for the lovely weecaps!

I love the leads. Their scenes are heartfelt, poignant, and poetic. The way Seo-woo confessed her crush when AI Ji-soo spilled the beans was so cute and heartwarming. I love the way the leads communicate.

I find the homestay characters totally redundant at this point.

Regarding Ji-soo's death, it made me think of times when one acts impulsively out of pain. She saw the bus to the airport and hopped on it without thinking much. I'm not sure if she walked through the snow with the deliberate idea of dying in Norway, or if she was so miserable that she acted recklessly (is there a difference between those two?) Ultimately, how can we understand someone else's pain?