@quirkycase thanks for the weecap that covered the one issue I had with the drama; the portrayal of the bullying. Other than that it has the potential to be quite an amusing watch. Looking forward to seeing what happens next week if the bullying is toned down I am in, if not I will walk.

The spider incident echoed what happened with another drama; there is a creepy crawly on the ground there is an accidental drop to the floor close to where the creature is and no one was performing Olympic speed manoeuvres to get away from the nightmare waiting to happen. As someone who literally tried to run through a wall when I discovered that cockroaches can fly will tell you logic goes out the window when you are in such situations.🤣

GAUS ELECTRONICS has real comedy in it. My wife and I loved the first episodes and look forward to the new ones.

Ordinarily we would feel sorry for Sang-shik as his crush finds him in Na-rae's embrace (as it were). But it is so obvious that he is just a convenience for her that, if anything, we can actually rejoice: This is the first step towards freedom from that manipulative young woman. I am confident that he will run after her, try to explain, etc. but we all know where this is headed and that it is actually a good thing.

Meanwhile, Na-rae's actions reveal something very important about her view of him: She trusts him. Sure, he messes up, but he has a good character. And trust is the foundation of all love. I think we will see a story unfold here of two people who come together and through that process learn from each other and grow- and ultimately grow together.

Comedies are actually better for this kind of a story than other forms of drama.

Is it possible that writers in the ROK have learned a lesson from BUSINESS PROPOSAL: That real comedy makes for a good show? Am I being silly in hoping for this?

In any case we will definitely keep watching.

I also enjoyed our Chaebol Heir- the man who literally parachuted into his new job. (Notice: I said literally parachuted...). Why do I sniff a secondary romance here? Well, why not? And a bromance with our hapless hero as well? Maybe?

I didn't like the bully part neither, it's why the second episode was better for me.

It's kinda frustrating because I think I missed of lot of jokes because of the language.

I wonder how Go Seung-Hee ended with such younger actors than her. Kwak Dong-Yeon looks older fortunately.

I haven't kind of settled in with this one. The comedy is on point and I had a good number of laugh out loud moments but I don't know, something is still missing. But I do sync with the fact that Gaus Electronic is dysfunctional in every sense of it.

I loved it, but there were a couple of jokes that I loathe like the so-lonely-for-sex and farting scenes. Since this is Kwak Dong Yeon's first lead role, I was a bit disappointed that he chose a crazy project that may not be received well by all ages, but I can see that this drama has potential to be another "Drink Now, Work Later" series, which is popular online.

Can someone please say why Ma Tan's hair is sticking out? There got to be some reference which I can't seem to figure out.

Oh, I love Marketing team 3 and their leader, the always wonderful Baek Hyun-Jin. I haven't laughed as much since Crazy Love and Birthcare Center. What a welcome contrast to all the violent thrillers and law dramas. Kwak Dong-yeon is superb at comedy - even without saying anything, also Go Sung-hee and the rest of the cast.

For the first half of episode one I was delighted to find that this show - which I was planning to watch no matter what, just for Kwak Dong-Yeon - was right up my alley.

The moment it completely soured for me was when they come back to the office, find him with a black eye and two missing teeth, and no one involved shows any concern or remorse. In fact, like the recapper said, the female lead just gets angrier with him. I get that this show has sitcommy vibes and in most sitcoms, things that wouldn't fly in real life get a bit of a pass, but that's too much for me.

I'll still try watching for Kwak Dong-Yeon (and I also LOVE Ko Sung-hee in spite of her chracter here, and I have a soft spot for little cutie Bae Hyun-sun) but if it continues like this, I don't know how long I can hold out.

I'm enjoying this drama largely based on how UNEXPECTED it is. We've seen this premise a million times but never told in this outrageous fashion. The parachute employee actually parachuting in... then getting hit by a car.

this drama is just so extra and over the top. not sure if I love it or dislike it. but dongyeon is great at comedy and he's the driving force of this whole thing so I will stay and watch. i watched 50 episodes of a weekend drama that I didnt care at all bcs of him and park sewan, this is nothing lol

This totally missed the mark for me unfortunately. I'll stick to weecaps on this one I think.

My favorite moments of the week:

The parachute.
Ma Tan "mixing" mix coffee with everything.
The "music to calm people with nasty temper" as the bar.
San Sik's rommie Aziz trying to get rid of Na Rae.

Yep, I'm gonna love this show so much. I know it.

I checked it out, of course, since it's Kwak Dong Yeon's first LEAD ROLE...FINALLY! I've watched him since his debut role and then his breakthrough role in Moonlight and years later, he's still playing supporting character...

Anyway, this drama is so ridiculous that I'm staying tuned. He's perfect for the oblivious troublemaker role.

I’m currently less than impressed with this one. To be honest, I seldom find the humour in K drama, well, humorous ? Notable exception being The Producers. I don’t think this one is funny… so far. There might be fun-with-language but that doesn’t work well if you have no notion about the Korean language. The workplace antics are a bit too much to be comedy - I don’t find abuse comedic.
Still, I’ll keep watching because Kwak DY.

Will this be the drama the lures me out of my cave?

I have to say - I totally agree on your criticism. I was confused about why they were playing his physical harm for laughs lol. Also, Na Rae seemed to have an unusually large negative reaction to everything about him no matter what. She was just mean. That being said - I'm team enemies to lovers leggo.

KDY is amazing and I stuck this out for as long as I could but I'm afraid there's a box marked "not my kind of humour" and this is almost entirely in that box. Work Later, Drink Now and Unicorn show how to do workplace comedy and satire. This is... not it.

Having read the weecap, it sounds like it didn't get better. I'm disappointed because what I saw of it (before I had to turn it off - and I mean HAD, I couldn't physically watch any more of it) KDY was bringing it. So I'll just have to wait for his next lead role.