Arggrrr! I also can't stand Ye-Ji and her apparent money loving ways. I was shocked at the 360° turn regarding Seul-Hea's partner and I just want him to run because he's about to get hurt.

I screamed when Cha Cha Woong bought a ring 😂😂😂; I thought I had missed an episode because how do you go straight to offering a ring 😆.

I first thought that Cha Woong will be possessed by the evil spirit but I'm now pretty sure it's going to be Hee-Soo. I'm still not fan of Hee-Soo but it was good to see him utterly disgusted by his father. I won't mind if his dad is killed off tbh.

The halmeoni Shaman will die right 😢... Sigh

I'm really enjoying this drama, it's always good way to end my weekend dramas. The ghost trio + advisor choi are a delight as usual 😃

This remains an enjoyable show for me, although I don't eagerly anticipate its latest episodes the way I do some of the other ongoing kdramas. The bowling scene might be an example why. It just wasn't that funny to me, and I thought it went on too long, though I like the humorous chemistry of the ghosts.

Two other observations:

1. For me Hee-soo continues his membership in the Strong Woman Do Bong Soon honest policeman/unlikeable rival love interest club. In fact his character seems to be modeled after the one in Strong Woman. The sooner he's possessed by the evil spirit and dispatched as a rival the better, in my opinion.

2. As a viewer, I keep getting thrown back into the Joseon period (this show, Tomorrow) even though I'm not a big fan of sageuks. Am I an unwitting participant in a fantasy kdrama where a time traveling television continuously switches to medieval costume dramas?

That bowling alley scene was a true work of art, IMHO. 🤌 This patent ridiculousness is *exactly* the reason why I'm watching this show and am enjoying the heck out of it. Another good reason: The delicious OTP, of course, even though I probably couldn't care less about the reincarnation aspect of it all. I liked them both best when they were just two random people with sparkling chemistry instead of an entire past life haunting them from thousands of years ago.

Surprises of the week:

- I really felt for Hee-soo during that scene with his father when he said he'd thought power of his position had corrupted him. But no, the man's been a pathetic waste of space all along. That's must be a hard realization for Hee-soo to face about his own father and I can't imagine the guilt he's probably feeling towards Seul-hae.

- I don't really like Ye-ji (or, rather, the way she remains an underdeveloped caricature), but I gotta admit that I found her unrepentant opportunism immensely funny here. I definitely recognize your hustle, girl, even though I question why any self-respecting person would voluntarily settle for someone with life priorities like yours. That said, the "meeting the parents" scene will definitely be funny.

- Seul-hae's (almost?) confession. And Cha-woong's reaction. They're such adorkable cuties and I can almost feel my teeth rotting during every single one of their interactions because they're just. so. sweet. Honestly, thank you, show. I get so much second-hand joy from watching them and I really need the endorphins right now. 🥺

Personal Disappointment:

- I feel the reveal of Cha-woong's involvement in the evil spirit getting free was rather clumsily done. A more elegant way would have been to introduce that bullying flashback early on, only to put it into a new context in this episode with regard to the evil spirit's escape. I realize, of course, that this is a foolish complaint about a show that plays fast and loose with logic enough as it is, but it's unfortunately an impression I just cannot shake.

Idk if it's just cos I've been sick and out of it, but these two episodes lost me a bit.
Feels meandery and fumbled in its execution. Like it doesn't know how to get where it wants to go in the best possible way. It's always struggled with that, but it was a lot more jarring for me this week.
First week I was less interested in the overall story too.

I'd like to see more intentional development of Cha Woong's sense of duty and understanding of the spiritual, and why that is important on its own, id est, a *parallel*, rather than dependent, development along with him beginning to care about others (aka Seul Hae), and less arbitrary love triangle stuff.

Also I can't stop thinking about Lee Seung Gi in the lead role for some reason, and it won't go away. I'm sorry PHJ 😅

I love a good slow burn but I'd be lying if I said I didn't spend the better part of this week screaming at them to kiss already 😂

This week’s antics were great, I love the ghosts (and Advisor Choi) with all of my heart (that bowling scene was a cinematic masterpiece).
Despite him having the personality of a piece of toast alongside penchant for wearing only black and brooding most of the time, I’ve found myself inexplicably crushing on Heesoo - not for endgame with Seulhee though, I'm still firmly rooting for the OTP.

Also just when I thought we’d gotten the angst over and done with, the revelation that Chawoong was the reason the spirit broke free seems like it’s going to spell more angst down the line. I’m bracing my self for the episode 12 (or thereabouts) break up already.

I really felt bad when Cha Woong thought he was the problem after he woke up from another dream about his past. Behind his cold exterior, he is really just a kid starved for affection. Hopefully he can be brave enough to fight for his love when the time comes.

Seul Hae is adorable with her endless denials. Girl, just tell him you like him to get it over with. 😄 but I understand being cautious about it since its all too new. Plus Cha Woong did not give a great first impression either.

Re Halmoni, I can't help but think of her as Yeon Soo's grumpy halmoni in OBS. I really like halmoni in both dramas so I hope she does not die here as well.

Yeji is annoying but mostly because she is clingy to Cha Woong and her sudden interest in the police officer because she found out his Mom owns half of the city. But I think that ajumma she fought on the street is the said mother. Looking forward to her being cut to size when they meet.

I really like the General now that he has changed his goal to reuniting Poong Baek and the princess. I sure hope that he will vanquish the evil spirit with Cha Woong's help. Which I suppose will mean his possession of his body. Looking forward to Park Hae Jin changing his mannerisms to match Jung Joon Ho's.

Just such a warm and funny drama! I love how Cha-woong went from realizing he likes her to giving up his prime slot in the magic show to get "how to attract a gf" advice from his professional rival to getting a ring. His "hyuuung" was adorable. Hee-soo had been in love with Seul-hae for many years and even knowing she had feelings for him for some time now, only now decided to end their wait. This is why you're the second male lead!

Cha-woong seems cold, but he really wears his heart on his sleeve. And I can see why Seul-hae responds to that. I think he was always this nice kid and not that different from his grandfather. I remembered he had enjoyed watching how happy people were to receive his grandfather's help. It was only when he saw those same people backstab his grandfather that helping people would just remind him of that pain.

I wonder when Cha Cha-woong started seeing ghosts. I feel like if I could see ghosts, I would get them on my side to protect me from bullies. It seemed like aside from being a shaman's grandson, he had a normal childhood, complete with the usual unappetizing bullying. I would love to see some sort of flashback to how he met the trio and to spend some of the next 6 episodes helping them move on, though Cha Cha-woong's home without those ghosts being rowdy would also be kind of sad.

Though ep 9 and 10 had its fair share of comic moments, the show is at its best only when it does not get serious with the evil spirit because it is becoming tiring, repetitive and I frankly do not care for their past lives. Instead of going the usual route, the drama could make Cha Woong be the title winner in the competition by having a finale, which for the unsuspecting audience eyes could be magical, but is actually a showdown with the evil spirit being taken down with the help of ghost employees and Adviser Choi. Now, this would ensue lots of hijinks like the last scene in ep 10, where Cha Woong tried to negotiate with the evil spirit🤣🤣. With only 6 episodes remaining, I hope they focus on resolving the earthly desires of the three ghost employees rather than dragging the angst between Cha Woong and Seul Hae.

The bowling alley scene had me in stitches, like others I was surprised that CW decided to go solo and attempt to win fair first.Ye Ji annoyed me as usual, but I'm hoping for a laugh once she meets her future mother in law.
Like others, I'm still waiting for that OTP kiss! I've been conditioned to expect it at this stage! But seriously, CCW, straight to the ring? You'll have SH heading to the hills...

I must say comedy really suits PHJ but he is the kind of actor who can pull any kind of role even negative roles too and does not age at all lol. The ghosts are the best part of the drama, the intangible kind of family he always has. The moment they went to ruin their date for Mr Cha...Hehe.

This is my weekly 'happy pill'. It is a simple story but everybody is so sweet even the bad guys :) I love our main leads although I am not sure comedy suits PHJ well but still they are cute .

Let me stick out my neck and say this (and I am really bad at predictions, I did not predict Dobby dying, sob).

The corrupt police chief will be the one who will get possessed in the end and the son might have to kill him off. (There I said it). I remember the part where the evil spirit told the currently possessed guy how he was already an evil person even before possession. And this made me think it will be the chief who will get possessed.

There is something comforting with this show. Among all the ones airing concurrently this is what I click to watch first. Not surprised that this is from the same writer of Mystic Pop-up Bar as I felt the same way when I was watching that. Although the villain here is scarier (the actor is doing great - genuinely scary), the comedy here is more ridiculously funny, too. But I like the MPUB back story better.

The ramyeon scene with the chase around the table was fun and a joy to watch.