I don't like how there is not limit anymore between them, no private life, professionnal life, personnal space... Everything is tangled. Nobody acts professionaly neither : the fight was stupid, Ha Kyung saying that Ki-Joon is a looser to her staff was so unprofessional.

I don't like a lot of characters. I really hope that Oh Myung-Joo won't regret her decision to help her husband. She's really a nice colleague and wife.

Ki Joon is so good at the comical scenes that I keep forgetting he is a trashy ex, but the show never fails to remind us of that fact.

I loved the scene where Shin Seok Ho bought drinks for the repair men because it highlighted how we take things for granted and can't bear with even the smallest inconvenience.

I did, however think the entire sequence with the A/C being down was bit overdramtic🙄🙄 It is summer and still none of them wore cotton clothes. Also, I'm getting tired of the story between Senior Forecaster Um and his wife. Communicate you two!!

Thanks for the quick recap missvictrix. Ah, I was so wrong last week thinking Ha-kyung asked him to move in because she was ready to go public with their relationship. Call it projecting my past situation to the present. :)

I'm absolutely loving this drama. It conjures up a lot of my memories of my past relationship. And I really loved how Ha-Kyung was so calm/mature(?) at the end when she was putting the band-aid on Shi-Woo, pointing out that her past with Ki-Joon will come up now and then so they can work through it.

Lots of side plots coming up and there'll be no more predictions from me. Just going to sit back and enjoy what will come up.

Incidentally, can someone explain how buying/renting works in Korea? I was completely lost when Ki-Joon and Yoo-Jin were talking about taking out loans for the house. I also cannot imaging paying off a mortgage in 10 years. Thanks in advance!!!

I enjoyed hearing the couples talk about loans and house searching this week. I was initially surprised Shiwoo wouldn't want to move right in with Hakyung, but it makes sense he wanted to keep his pride, and it was also a way of trying to learn from his past experience jumping into cohabitation with Yoojin. Seems like Yoojin really hopes for security in her marriage. She thought Kijoon had a cushy job, appeared competent, didn't have a gambling dad, and owned an apartment (except it wasn't his)... It was really funny how the cheaters kept having to come back to their exes for relationship help.
I liked the scene with Hakyung explaining how customer service is important work that isn't beneath them, even if no one wants to deal with it. It showed Hakyung's growth as a leader, Donghan being proud of her, Myungjoo holding the team together emotionally, and Soojin learning the ropes at her job rather than just being there to office gossip.
Weather issues were also on point; ozone is a concerning air pollutant and it is indeed hard to concentrate when you are overheating. I'm glad to hear constant discussion of climate change making the weather less predictable. I used to think the weather theme here was too heavy-handed, but I've come around to the concept now. Other shows just have weather events like rain/snow/storms as a pretty background, deux ex machina, or emotional additive to scenes of loss and sadness. It's actually refreshing to see the weather act as a constant instigating character in the show, and discussed scientifically.

If Ha kyung and Shi woo don't end up together, it is fine with me. They do look like noona and dongsaeng, the fun and cool one.
Though I questioned her decision in handling her date and private life (kicking your colleague on the shin and slapping him on workplace are just no-no even if she doesn't like him, and he is jerk). But she is pretty cool and wise lady.
Some women in this drama are really cool lady: Ha kyung, Ha kyung's mother, and Myung-joo. I like them.

Ki-Joon and Yoo-Jin really frustrated me at the end. I can understand what they're going through after finding out that their exes got together. But the way Ki-Joon was like, "you know who he's dating? My ex-finace!" Like ... why is that something so bad that I as a viewer should sympathize with you for? I would understand them being secretly affected by it. But declaring it out in the open like it's genuinely something horrible - ! Why do these 2 keep forgetting exactly how they got together? Hello. That's way worse, come on. If someone could explain the intricacies of such hypocritical characters - please do. I'm usually able to appreciate the greys in a character, but I'm just not able to make sense of this.

i've only seen the first two episodes, and plan to continue soon. but i had to come here and comment on the screencap @missvictrix used for this post bc it made me laugh out loud. yoon park and song kang both look like school kids who are getting sent to detention. 😂

I really appreciate how this drama is showing us the ups and downs of relationships, especially with the growing bond between our leads. They are working through the various issues that all couples deal with: pride, how much to share, desire, jealousy of former relationships, doubt, family obligations, and uncertainty. It takes hard work to make a strong relationship and I like that these characters are putting in the effort. I don't mind that they relate the weather issues to the obstacles the characters are dealing with.

I love that we are seeing the hard work that goes into accurate weather forecasting, and Lee Si-woo needs to show that he can concentrate at his job regardless of what he is dealing with in his personal life. I want him to be better than Han Ki-jun at separating work from personal life, for his sake and for his boss/girlfriend.

The two ex's need to realize that they deserve each other. Two immature people who mainly look at their past partners and legit get angry that they moved on from them. Like they were supposed to be sad forever. How self absorbed do you have to be.

Looking at the preview, did his behind really say that Ha Kyung only dates to marry. Like no shit dude, you bailed before she could even get the ring on her finger.

As a career woman myself, I have placed my job or other things as priorities and I honestly think it's due to protecting myself. If I am in, I go all the way in and so far no person has ever made me want to push forward toward a long term commitment. I think that was the case for Ha Kyung. Ten years right?

Ki-Joon shoud really write a book : How to be the perfect LOSER

I enjoyed this show a whole lot and I think it comes down to having trust that the writer won't disappoint me with how the characters develop. I love that Si Woo and Ha Kyung's jealousy part didn't drag. I now understand why Si Woo and Ha Kyung start dating so fast : you still learn new things even after you date/marry. This is also true for the married couple (the cheaters, Forecaster Um and his wife).

While I do agree no one is all that professional here in separating personal/work matters (fighting at work like kindergarteners, Ha kyung kicking ki jun (but ki jun calls for it lol he got my blood boiling), ha kyung calling ki jun a loser). I found myself not thinking much about it, maybe because it's my wind down drama, too. It shows Ha Kyung isn't perfect, the men are like kids, etc.

I also love how Ha Kyung acts cute in front of Si Woo off work. She lets her guard down in front of Si Woo and it's just so cute <3

I for timely this drama isn’t doing it for me. Weird setup of episodes where plot point are tied to weather, and therefore the episodes don’t feel like continuation of a story like you pointed out. And no amount of my great love for park Kim young is being enough to cover the terrible one-act acting from song kang. Boy only has one expression and one smile, a one trick pony. He needs to stick to acting the jerks or wounded tsundere characters in nevertheless or love alarm until he learns a bit more acting. I am this close to dropping this one but I keep coming back for park min young, who is always a delight on screen.

If Ha-kyung and Shi-woo doesn't end up together, I'll be the most pleased. His bickerings this two episodes were tantrum-ish and unpleasant. He closes his issues to Ha-kyung until he is okay to share but expects her to open to him every detail of her actions(past and present) the moment he asks, it's kind of an hypocritical and at this point, unpleasant. Even if he finally grows out of this behavior, I just want it to be like she helped him grow into a more reasonable person but they couldn't work out as a couple.

I find this show very relaxing to watch, and one reason for that is the way it seamlessly shifts from the main leads to the side stories. This week, I found the dinosaur exchange in the bookstore to be especially endearing. The French farce ending of ep. 7 made me laugh, as did Ki-Joon's continued ridiculousness. In the hands of a lesser actor these kinds of loser moments would be painful, but I appreciate that the actor is embracing the comedic underpinning's of his character's shortcomings. But I do hope that Ki-Joon matures and grows by the end of the series, even if that means his ill-fated marriage breaks down (because it really should).

Whenever I watch this show, I feel like there is something very comforting to watch there. There is something that the show has done very right. Perhaps it is the pace, the characters, the tone, I just don't know. Oh.. I know now. It calms my mind. It quietens my mind. There are characters you root for; there are characters that should be hated. It is simple show that has been executed so well. You don't have to think much. You can just sit and relax, and enjoy whatever the shows serves you.

For example, the second leads are just horrible. Ki-joon is an epitome of an incompetent trashy ex that you should just get rid of as soon as you can. BUT there were scenes when I could simply sympathize with him the same way Ha-kyung did. I want to hate him, but perhaps he is too much of a loser I feel like I can't hate him. He is very pitiful in that sense.

For Soo-jin, I really hate this character. Kudos to the character to make me dislike her this much. She was the one who wronged Si-woo by two-timing him. She got married to the fiancé of another woman. She didn't remorse or anything. She wants her husband to do things for her. She is absolutely disgusting. At least Ki-joon shows signs of wanting to be committed to this relationship whereas she doesn't. When the things she dreamt of seemed to go down in flame, she backed off. She is a very selfish person.

There were moments I loved in these two last eps. I think the broken down air-conditioners scene was actually one of them. I loved that Seok-ho noticed how all of them took these small things for granted. I felt like I was a bit wiser watching that scene, the same way Seok-ho perhaps did.

The FL's older sister rubbed me the wrong way a little when she left those smelly things at Seok-ho's place for too long. She at least should have given him her sister's phone number or hers. This was a small thing that it did distract me a little from the story.

Oh.. and thank you so much for a fun weecap, @missvictrix! I haven't read the recaps, weecaps much recently, but now that I did read this one I feel like I'm enjoying reading recaps again. Please continue to write well!!!