I am going to miss this show so much. It is indeed crazy and lived up to its name on so many levels. All the craziness got me completely engaged in the show and it was an emotional ride for sure - crazy people, obsession rather it be love or revenge etc. I loved how I got a taste of everything and it didn't feel disjointed for me at all.

On top of that, they tied all loose ends, everyone got closure, and we got a happy ending and a glimpse of their married life. The end where Go-Jin was thinking back on his journey with Shin-ah was just perfect .. perfect for crazy love. It was such a crazy ride.

Bonus, they ended up being up a lot of societal issues and points of reflections on how we should treat others around us. Super relatable, and sometimes we just forget when we become so self absorbed in our own lives.

Thank you crazy love and I am going to miss this drama and the cast!

I like the ending of the series. I think that everyone found a little peace once they let go of the anger.

And wow, Soo young's father was the absolute worst. So does that mean he was also bank rolling Dr Jo in the gambling den's. Where did Dr Jo's money come from when he was doing that manipulation?

And I am SO GLAD they realistically had Shin-ah do a proper resignation and move on to another company. These shows take waaayyyyy too much liberty with upper management and subordinates still working in the same company and it being accepted.

Also, whoever the stylist was for dressing the character of Soo young needs to be fired and never worked on another series as a stylist again.

K dramas take so much liberties that they are unrealistic in how women dress in professional settings, but for Soo young, just...no. Absolutely no.

Crazy Love had a lot of things I find captivating about it

- one of the healthiest bad bloods I've seen (Park Yang-tae and Go-jin). I enjoyed their bromance so much. You'd feel the love between this two. Park Yang-tae is a comedic villain played to perfection, I just couldn't take him serious.

- His apology to Soo-young was loving, he really cared for her. The closure it brought them both was due.

Crazy Love went melancholic this week and I found the apologies too much, it became cheap. He even forgave all the erring staffs(good thing I must say), still this roundabout change is too good to be true, close to a fantasy. Love doesn't necessarily lead to all this these chain reactions. Good one to the show for showing us Oh Se-gi wasn't all out for Go-jin's head, that's was his redemption for me. Taking Director Ma back was the creme de la creme of all the people he forgave and brought back. It'd hurt if she was just left like that. I would be hurt.

Still, to give us an offscreen wedding? Why?

Of course the first thing any kdrama-dweller must do when he spots an unguarded phone is pick it up and start going thru the pictures. Nosey much? Remind me never to visit kdramaland.
And the phones don't have passwords or fingerprint sensors?

I really like how GoJin and ShinAh characterization improved from start to finish. They were all sort of cute in the last two episodes. I like that he asked her to marry him properly and the rings he gave her were an upgraded version of their fake ones.

The show did wrap everything up in a neat little bow. It was too good to be true in some aspects but its a kdrama. Segi was still foolish to believe a stranger than a close friend who treats you as a brother. He could've taken the time to investigate it more and confront said friend.
I like that ShinAh pursued her dreams to be an instructor. She is correct to sign up with another company. She needs her own space to be her own person.
I do like that Ilpum Edu's Mr Park has a close and frenemy relationship with GoJin. It becane playful in the end and its good that they resolved their misunderstanding.
I didn't feel anything for Mr Jo. I just felt relief that all GoJin's enemies are outed and satisfying resolution was guven to each.
I love Go Jin and ShinAh's wedding photo so different from the posters. I love their quiet moments together. I will miss them.

This was definitely a crazy show - and I was crazy about it! Seriously, I loved how off the wall nutty it was at times, it made it so much fun! And huge applause to the leads for diving all in on the wackiness - their commitment to even the zaniest of moments really sold the show.
I also appreciated the serious moments of the show and what it said about taking responsibility for your own mistaken actions and bad choices instead of seeking to blame anyone but yourself, & also about being careful not to let your traumas ripple out to affect other people.
And of course I also loved the emotional moments. Really, I loved pretty much everything about this drama and I'll miss it terribly!

Thank you, @mistyisles, for the weecap! Me, too! I love this show! Well, I already loved Krystal from the first time I saw her in Heirs. These last two episodes was just like tying the bow on the giftbox - sealing all holes so our OTP will have a happy ending - and I loved it! Actually all holes have been plugged, specially his friendship with Se-gi, the poor dear. I loved it that Se-gi opted to leave but Go-jin gave him 3 months to do his utmost for his father and then come back. Kudos to the show!

Even though the humor took more of a back seat at the end, this drama still made me happy.

I honestly wouldn't have hired Director Ma again. Passing on confidential documents to the competition is just not okay. However, I would have foregone a lawsuit and made sure she got a job somewhere else. Besides, I haven't forgotten how nastily she treated Shin-ah.

Although I haven't watch a single episode from this series...I noticed some clips that their engagement/ proposal rings are exactly the same one as in BP drama 🤭🤭🤭. Why on earth they re-use the same PPL in twice at 3/4 weeks apart? At least, put a different ring then (even from the same company). Aigoooo 😅🤦🏻‍♀️.

I can’t believe this gem of a drama finished. I’m going to miss this crazy drama so much. I don’t think I’ve enjoyed a kbs drama from start to finish since jugglers which is saying something.

I really liked how things ended with each character. Usually when bad guys get their redemption arc it seems a little contrived but I liked how human all the side characters were which allowed their redemption to seem logical.

I was really surprised that the writer allowed Shin Ah to follow her dreams and resign with GoTop to sign with Ilpeum. It was very realistic and praiseworthy that they didn’t allow a female lead to be dependable on the male lead and to break away from him when it comes to her own character development. I really commend that.

For a drama that had a crazy and outdated storyline it sure finished in finesse, wrapping up loose ends and giving us a wholesome story. I definitely look forward to this writers future works 💕

I waited until the whole series is over before I watched it and, boy, I wasn't disappointed. I've always loved a good whodunit story balanced with some romance.

The title lived up to its name. Everyone is CRAZY and every character motivation comes from a place of love--love for family, love for job, love for knowledge, love for self. It's not always the healthy kind of love but love, nonetheless.

I was never bored with the show because each episode managed to capture my curiosity of not just who did what but also why.

The characterization of No Gojin has always been consistent. He's a straightshooter to a fault. To him, everything in life is like Math--each problem is a puzzle and everything has a definite answer. It doesn't always turn out well and that is one lesson he needed to learn.

Even the way he tried to figure out who his enemies are (or the alleged cancer of Shin-Ah) was like coming up with a mathematical formula to arrive at the conclusion.

His approach to love and business is also consistent. When he loves, he gives his all.

The characterization of Shin-Ah is also consistent. Sure, she cowers here and there but she has grit where it matters. Her dedication and loyalty are unparalleled--whether it's dedication to work or loyalty to NGJ.

I also like that the couple's relationship has been portrayed as mature. Once they were past the craziness/playing cat-and-mouse, they are just two mature individuals who are in a relationship. There are no petty jealousies, pointless nagging, noble idiocy, etc. There's just mutual respect that they will talk about their issues when it's the right time.

Finally, I'm always surprised with how strong the cancel culture is in Korea. I've always been aware of it but it always surprises me when it's presented in K-Drama. And this awareness has always helped me believe why there's so much crazy in Crazy Love.