I'm so glad I caught up with this show in time for the finale weekend! It was a much needed bright point for me last week. This was unlike any other drama I have ever seen, but not in a bad way.

Hyung-mi and Wa-wa's relationship was such a funny twist! It was made even better for me by the knowledge that in three years' time, she is able to quit her job because she invested going against all his advice.

And I agree, I was also glad to see Na-rae be the one to reveal her relationship with Sang-shik. It's good that she finally accepted him and her own feelings as they were. The scene with her parents was so funny! The roller coaster of emotion everyone went through in the space of about three minutes was amazing.

I'm only sad that it never got higher ratings. ENA has been making some good dramas, but with one notable exception, I feel like few people have noticed.

@quirkycase thank you for the weecap. This was a weird concept done well so many boundaries pushed but most of the jokes landed well. I didn't care for the romance but was ok it being there. I loved the random appearance of the extra team member and the role he played.

I always watch the end credits as I like to see the behind the scenes crew in the shots and the company song was the perfect ending for this drama. I am so glad that I stuck with it and I hope that whilst the on air ratings were low that it becomes a hidden gem that gains viewers and a fan club over time.

I'll trade you an Arsedal sequel and two Joseon Psychiatrist sequels for a Gaus sequel. Please?

I've had TWO K-dramas recently with very satisfying endings - Gaus Electronics and Glitch. It only serves to highlight how many I've had of late without satisfying endings.

This drama was really a fun ride!

I was really curious about Jo Jung-ji's character. I know this actor as a great guitarist. He was on the show We Got Married with his long time girlfriend. So it was weird to see him sometimes but without anybody reacting to him.

They really had fun to play with the usual clichés.

Go Sung-hee and Kwak Dong-yeon's kiss scene will stay in my top 10 of the kiss scenes! (I don't really have a list but yeah...)

I'm gonna miss this show with all my heart.
It was fun, warm and 100% drama-free. This show was everything I wanted and needed.

I would kill for a season 2 :(

I'm really glad I picked this up and stayed with it despite how I felt about the premiere. It's rare for a comedy to never lose its steam as it progresses towards the end, and when I look at the pure comedies/rom-coms I've seen this year, Gaus Electronics takes No. 1 for remaining true to the end. To think ep 11&12 doled out sure laughing bouts while tackling the dangling heavy parts, that is truly skillful. I'll give Gaus Electronics a 10 rating.

Earlier on there were mentions on how a let down it is that Gaus Electronics is Kwak Dong-yeon's first proper lead role. I take my share of the statement back. I'm glad Kwak Dong-yeon took this up as his first lead role.

They really brought out the laughs and absurdity in full glory and aplomb in the finale week! Ma-tan and Sang-shik basically running through all the various kdrama genres is a highlight. And the ending added a dollop of heart too.

I wasn't shipping Ma-tan and Kang-mi as couple so it was a nice surprise to have that moment when she might have felt something that could be attraction or jut the heating system.

Sadly, a second season probably won't happen, which is too bad because Aziz taking over Gaus would have made a great story line, along with Ma-tan finally winning Kang-mi's heart (by growing up).

Not to mention a shotgun wedding for Narae and Sang-shik.

Hyung-mi absolutely nailed the aegyo.

Just reading about employees performing the Gaus song in the teaser threads was enough to put me off this show. I didn’t even consider watching it until it picked up steam in the comments. I had totally forgotten about the song until it popped up in the final epilogue - and damn, it was the perfect coda. Well played, Gaus crew.

I seem to be in a minority, but all in all, for me this show was a bit of a disappointment. Mainly because it tried to be funny and for me it mostly wasn’t. Fart jokes, really ?? Of course there were exception like eg the ‘invisible’ employee. But I get it, everyone has a different sense of humour. I vastly preferred The Producers in that sense, or the first half of Business Proposal.

My takeaway from this show:

LOVED SangShik.
Kwak Dong Yun was already on my favorite actors list, now he shot waaay up.

Loved how NR was the one to fall in love first.

Kim Moon-hak was a lovely character. I couldn't believe how much I looked forward to his scenes.

I keep seeing people saying Sang-shik was dumb but adorable. Weird because all through the show I thought I wouldn't have liked this show half as much if he was actually dumb. To me he was quick-witted and quite cheeky. He was just a bit too honest and unlucky, and interestingly he knew very well how to amend mistakes too.

Anyway, thanks show.

I consider this now to be the best drama this year, because it all came together perfectly. The original writing and the unexpected jokes, the acting and directing was spot on, all characters had their own arc and it had a very satisfying ending. The last point one alone is a good reason to give this drama the highest rating. Well done Gauss team.

It's been such a long time since a show has made me this giggly and happy - what an absolute gem of a drama <3

Sang Shik and Nae Rae saying "See you tomorrow" gives me hope that there would be S2, but deep down I know it is just wishful thinking 😭 Loved the show+cast and will miss it

what a nicely crafted drama. the writing was tight throughout the run, not dropping the ball or the concept. the drama genres jokes were hilarious. the whole cast bought the story and went for it, which was amazing too.

what a gem of a drama. I know it probably won't be for everyone but it has all my heart.

I loved this show so much! It was much more fun than I expected, especially as someone who tends to avoid straight-up comedies. This is also the rare drama that truly got better as it went on. It started off solid, but by the end, I was completely taken with its cleverness. The romance was perfect, too.

And this may be the first kdrama I've ever seen that fully utilized a talented non-ethnic Korean. Aziz was one of my favorite parts of the show.

I'd love to see another season but at the same time, it's nice to see a show end on a high note. I will never understand why ratings were so dismally low but continue to believe that one day Gaus Electronics will be considered a cult classic.

This was such a FUN kdrama to watch!

I would totally watch a second season with the Marketing Team 3 becoming the best team at Gaus. Imagine Ma-Tan and Aziz leading a Gaus takeover and the hijinks that would ensue!!

A drama that this show reminds me of - Melo is my nature. A quirky ensemble cast workplace comedy that follows a number of stories and breaks the fourth wall. Low broadcast ratings but the people who watched it became obsessed with it, to the point where its now practically a cult hit.

Thanks for the recaps! Absolutely loved this drama from start to finish and will definitely be rewatching it in the near future.

Such a fun ride! It is very rare that I am able to literally laugh out loud while watching a drama, but that was the case with Gaus. The show managed to make me laugh at each episode. And I liked that type of comedy. The part where the program to go to India was cancelled when Sang Shik applied still has me laughing 😅😅. I also appreciated the role reversal with the couples, especially Kang Mi and Ma Tan: it was satisfying to show that a woman does not fall immediately for someone based on status. It was really good show.

Late for the party! But thanks to the comments & recaps, this show is soooo funnnnyyyyy 😅

Anyone knows if 2nd season would be produced? Coz this show needs one!

More of Aziz, Ma-tan & Kang-mi please! And just to see Kwak Dong-yeon in comedy would be gold 😀