Agreed most of my watching is over the weekend waiting on subtitles to come through. I love that three bold siblings has gone all out on the Ajumma front so the older female actresses can pay their bills this year there’s a whole cultural centre class full divided into waring camps behind the two grandmother’s to the main leads. I expect the ratings to climb as they battle it out on the comedy side and as the evil in laws.

I feel bad for Gaus too.

Me too. Its written in a way that is more than just "two guys switch places." It has my attention and I like it so far.

I watched the first two episodes but dropped it, read recaps, then jumped back in at episode 8. It’s really interesting now that the sisters have shown some character development.

Gaus electronics is on Viki in my region the other two on HiTV app.

Assuming you know about the sketchy options, for the legal one, for golden spoon, it's available on disney+ depending on the country, or all countries if you use VPN.

Same. It’s a romcom with the tropes, but the characters and their relationship is heart fluttering. I find the characters quite memorable. This affirms to me Lee Se Young’s acting even more. It’s a bit surprising given Lee Seung Gi being a known name for ages to not bring in what is expected of him. But the context is Mon/Tue dramas tend to do lesser than Fri/Sat which is a pot of gold slot for ratings.

KBS also has been steadily declining too, minus 1-2 shows. Ironically, last year Police Academy and Kings Affection got solid ratings of 8-12%. This year, Law Cafe has got them their highest ratings for weekday. It’s a soft success, but perhaps 8% would be solid number for the finale?

I wish it had been better too. I don't how exactly it could've been better received but deserved better.