@unit thanks for the weecap. Now that the four episodes have been aired I don’t think this is going to be one for me as it sounds like it’s on the edge of my comfort zone re dealing with seeing the dead bodies and the friendly non scary ghosts. The other elements sound funny and sweet and my type of drama which is a shame. I will follow along via the weecaps.

I liked these two episodes much better than last week's, although episode 4 was really heartbreaking.

Originally, I was also expecting a lighter drama, but already after the first episode, it was clear to me that the sad undertones would overshadow the lighter moments. I haven't really had to laugh yet, but maybe that will come later.

Thank you, @unit, for the weecap! i really thought this drama will be something more on the fun side. But no, they had to make me cry every episode feeling sorry for those who have passed and needed somebody to tell their loved ones how much they were loved. I like it that Hyeri is not as 'shouty' as she had been.

I wasn't expecting a light drama with this plot. A FL who needs to help ghosts, it can't be light. But the issue is I didn't find these episodes heartbreaking... I don't know why. Yet I'm easy to make cry. Maybe it's because they adressed more the awful side of the pregnant woman death than the emotional one. I wonder if this case is really over and if is there a serial killer.

I don't think Hyeri suits this kind of role. But at least, she always has a good chemistry with her partners.

I didn't understand why the decreased had to be an orphan, 20 year old pregnant woman, whose baby was due in 4 days, who was married only a year to her first love who was also an orphan. Was this supposed to be as painful as possible? And then because they kept showing pregnant women reacting to the murder, it made me think this was the beginning of a possible serial killer situation which brings me back to why does that have to be a thing? If it was a senseless murder, I still ask why?

I don't get why Tae Hee would be able to kick Dong Joo out because he was the nephew of the guy renting out the space.

When Tae Hee told her to stop following him, that was kinda an eye roll/blank stare moment for me because he kept coming into her orbit, not like she was actively searching him out to weird him out.

I don't think Tae Hee killed the boy (or is even necessarily responsible) but feels guilty about whatever happened.

OMG, I'm so in love with this drama. I love Dong-joo, and even though he was mean to her after he found out that she can see ghosts, I love Tae-hee. He should've believed her when she found the ajusshi's check, but I gasped when he realized 다리 (dari) meant bridge instead of leg. I know that Tae-hee will make it up to Dong-joo like when he broke up with her on her boyfriend's behalf and didn't understand that he did anything wrong, he danced in a cute bear costume to wish her a happy birthday and bought her a cake.

Lee Hye-ri and Lee Jun-young's chemistry is through the roof. Tae-hee knows all of Dong-joo's secrets -- she can see ghosts, she's self-conscious about her hands, she lies to her dad about working at the funeral home, and her dad lies to her about working as a security guard. Even Dad loves him. Dong-joo blaming Tae-hee for the husband's disappearance triggered his trauma of causing Joon-ho's death. Please let Dong-joo have heard ghost Joon-ho's last wish, so she can tell Tae-hee that it wasn't his fault. Then Tae-hee can tell Dong-joo that it wasn't her fault that her mom had died. I can't wait until they heal each other.

I'd wondered how she knew Father Michael after he had called her "Dong-joo" and thought he worked in the chapel of the funeral home, but I loved the twist that he's her uncle and both Dong-joo and Tae-hee have samchons.

Police officer Hae-ahn is nice for not judging Dong-joo for being a funeral director. I was hoping once So-ra found out that Dong-joo's landlord was the jerk who delivered the breakup message, she would confront Tae-hee and fall in love with him at first sight being so boy crazy, but I can see So-ra ending up with Hae-ahn.

Thanks lots for your weecap, @Unit!

Am I the only one to not like how the FL character was acting in these 2 episodes? The ML was honestly not doing anything wrong, yet the FL went all huffy and puffy railing at him for interrupting her session with the female pregnant ghost (when he was not aware of what she was doing at all!), and then also making a huge mess of the house looking for the 100 million won check and leaving the ML to get scolded by the ghost's family and clean up after her, AND not being sorry about it at all and instead gloating abt finding her check? That was so annoying.

My new favorite show! 😁

I watched all four episodes last night. I still have to read the recaps but here are some instant thoughts:

I do not understand the two characters or their interactions with each other.

I love the priest uncle and our FL’s relation with him.
FL’s relation with friends hasn’t come across as natural. I do like “I don’t have chingu” friend and she will be the uncle or the policeman’s love interest.
Too many co-incidences.
The melancholic tone has worked for me but Some of the choices made in showing some parts of the story don’t create suspense but are just jarring!
I really like the uncle-ML duo. The police inspector is nice too.
I like the dad and his love for his daughter!

Daughter’s character is… oxymoronic?
I am bringing towards the opinion that they could have selected a heroine who could have been a bit more nuanced. But we will see.

And seriously! She understands the importance of money and a job yet she puts the ML’s job in jeopardy, every now and then. In ep3 it was deliberate!

But you can see before 4, he has started liking her. I am watching coz I like dealing with death genre and coz of the ML, though he needs to work more on his skills… fighting!

I'm enjoying this show. This one presses all my emotional buttons and had me in floods. I find the interactions between the two leads interesting, it's not like they are immediately interested in each other or even dislike each other, they just find the other person strange.
I was losing patience with the ML rather than the female lead. Particularly about his insistence that she was following him around. I'm interested to see how he rectifies things next week. And who was the person at the end who dropped her clipboard? Sister? Cousin? Ex?