I'm only watching this show to see what happens. Other than that I'm not really enjoying it. One thing that bothers me a lot is the fact that the mother has to be involved in everything. Kind of like making her the hero all the time. Why can't both leads have individual storylines that mesh together well. Every episode seems very predictable besides ep 1 where they mentioned self pleasuring.. (which I didn't find humorous). For being cops, they don't give off the vibe of real law enforcement.. It's not a drop yet, I'm hanging on for my girl Sooyoung but idk.. The Ml after watching him in the Glory and falling for his devious charms. This is really a let down for me. What a bummer!!

Thanks, @dramaddictally! I was also on the fence the first week, but these episodes nailed it. The funny is funny. Both FLs brought some layers to their performances that show the mother-daughter resemblances under all the conflicts. Park Sung-hoon’s deadpan expressions and cranky scolding are just gold - a great build-up for the moments we see cracks in his emotional armor. I normally dislike drunk scenes, but the one in ep. 4 that allows him to display his squid-like physical comedy was worth its weight in soju. Shout-out to Kim Young-ok and the PD who gave her an opportunity to beat the crap out of some jerk - I love seeing her having fun in a role.

I can’t be the only one who’s dying to know what photos Mystery Man really had in his phone, right?

Oh no, murder! :O

Well, we can't have a cop show without crime, but everything else shaped up nicely and I started loving the granma trio, warmed up to the police squad, enjoyed a less crabby Jae Won and to my delight, mom-daughter duo have their own a cute little quartet with mom's bestie and daughter's unrequited first love. LOL😂

Though Soo Young's expressions were funny during the drinking scene, I hate how they have to be drunk-conscious to embrace warmth and break the ice🙄

@dramaddictally Thanks for the recaps and looking forward to the mystery man as much as you.

Man, that is some sloppy scriptwriting.

Just because the husband is a rude guy, he is not automatically a perpetrator. What about his wife (women are abusers, too, and in no small numbers)? Instead we see a group of angry women applying trial by mob.

Other than that I agree with @aroha Uaena: the mother is everywhere with her silly antics and that is annoying.

I dropped this as it is too boring and unsophisticated.

The mystery man being on the poster, I don't think he's dangerous. I guess he will be the love interest of Eun-Mi.

Both mother and daughter act without really thinking... I mean I understand it comes from a good intention but they're adult now.

The mysterious man is certainly Eun-mi's first love and/or Jin-hee's father.

Like the first two episodes, I liked these very much.
Only sometimes I have problems understanding the conversations between Jin-hee and Jae-won or the undertones. Or is it because the subtitles might not always be quite correct? This week, for example, I noticed that Jae-won's name was spelled differently, which confused me at first.
Why did Jae-won call Jin-hee "a mean bastard" in the scene where she brought him home ?

As expected, the show toned down the humor. Not that I had any issues with them but it does feel more tonally consistent now. I enjoyed these two episodes.
Also, I have no issues with how the crime is integrated into the show. I didn’t realize that the girl who Eun Mi saved in the alley was the same girl at the bus stop and roof top. But now I know it’s just one case.
And we have the other lead introduced! I was waiting for it.
I am totally digging the little moments between Jae Won and Jin Hee. They are absolutely hilarious. When he did a 180 deg turn after seeing her on the road, I laughed so hard. And poor chap got invited to drink with her family. Lol, Oppa from academy!! It’s was just hilarious. Also, the way he totally didn’t mind drinking from the same water bottle made me super excited!! . Drama logic says ‘Indirect kiss!!!’
I enjoyed the team drink party and how Jin Hee just says the darndest things.
Hope the show can keep the humor!

Week 2 was even better than Week 1. I'm loving Jae-won and Jin-hee together - the drunk scene at his home was cute. What did he mean by calling her an idiot though - is it because he had feelings she never realised??

But my favourite is still Eun-mi. The way she ripped into the abuser on the phone was glorious. And I agree with the other beanies - Ahn Jae-wook's character is almost certainly Eun-mi's past love and/or Jin-hee's father. But I'm also curious about Jin-soo. The heavy emphasis on how he looks exactly like Jin-hee's dad was interesting. Maybe he's also a half-brother?

I am still enjoying this. It isn't as funny as it could be for me, but still enjoyable.

I loved the grandmas cursing out the domestic violence perpetrator. In fact, the grandmas were a delight throughout.
The bickering and back and forth between various characters in the "family" didnt feel forced at all. For instance, mother/daughter on the tub was cute af where it couldve felt forced. It was nice to see Kim Hye-Eun. I like the 2 new people that have been added to the family. Hopefully they stick around.

Hoodie boy was having such a hard time catching up to Eun Mi, I was rooting for him to, just to put us all out of our misery. I suspect that the guy Jin Hee catches at the end of the episode is her dad, not the killer, so we may see more scenes of hoodie boy following Eun Mi. Funny that she thinks it is an admirer. In the interest of not getting too stressed, I am determined to take this lightly, cos I am pretty certain she isnt going to get killed anytime soon.

Agreed with other beanies observation regarding the humor. It toned down drastically. But somehow I prefer this way - more subtle. The show tried to trick us into thinking that the hoodie guy is Ahn Jae Wook. But my guess, he is Jin Hee's father. And it means there's still a criminal on the loose. Love the clinic crew each week and the progress of Jin Hee's relationship with Jae Won. Somehow I ship Eunmi with her boss. They're both extra.

I think the introduction of the other "family members" really helped this show for me. When it is just our mother-daughter pair, it felt a bit stifling, but the other characters help open things up a little. I love everyone's easy company with each other.

My other favorite thing this week was Jin-hee realizing that all the other members of the police officer team are also rule-benders. I'm excited to see how their relationships all develop over the next few episodes. I think the funniest thing for me this week was Jin-hee constantly reaching across Older Cop to gesture, and him constantly asking her if she wanted to switch places! Hit just right for me.

The drama is getting better and better. The two leading ladies are so comfortable and relaxed with each other which makes their close relationship so believable and nice to watch.

It is not hard to guess that the man Jin-hee just arrested is her father and I also believe that the phone showed an old school photo of Eun-mi. I doubt he will be welcomed with open arms by the daughter.

I think that the hoody man is a police officer and I find Jin-hee's colleague, Jo Young-Gyo, a little suspicious. It was the attacker who watched the CCTV footage and after that scene the drama showed Jin-hee with this colleague out on patrol in the car together. Is this a hint?

I like this show a lot, even though at times it does feel like it has a bit of a tone problem. It's not quite slice-of-life or a romcom or a family com or a crime thriller. I don't mind blending genres, but there are times when I wish it would lean more heavily into one (and for me, that would be slice-of-life with a little romance).

I'm glad that Jae-won was more likeable this week; despite him always acting like they have completely opposite values and work styles, he and Jin Hee actually have more in common than not. There's good chemistry there, too. I still can't quite read why he's so insistent on creating distance between them, though.

Although I'm all for sex positive women over 40, I admit that I didn't love Eun-mi's drunk and sober flirting with either Jae-won or Jin Hee's first love (the power dynamics wouldn't be the same, of course, but I couldn't help but think about how overtly gross it would be if Eun-mi was Jin Hee's father and not her mother and acting like this with his child's co-worker and childhood crush).

I do like the way the show depicts the many obstacles that may stand in the way of helping abused family members, and shows that you can be good at your job and want to help someone, but there's only so much you can do in certain cases.

As an American, though, I had trouble cheering on Eun-mi's confrontational behavior with the abusive father/son--not because he didn't deserve it or that she was in the wrong, but because all I could think was "Stop! He could have a gun!" Additionally, I did find it a little too unbelievable that Eun-mi is constantly witnessing abusive behavior or rescuing someone quite handily from it.

That said, I liked the addition of Bus Stop Dude who may or may not be Jin-hee's father. There's definitely something telling on his phone, and I wonder not only what it was, but if Jae-won immediately understood what he was looking at. I was thinking that he did, and that was really what he wanted to talk to Eun-mi about in his office.

Another question I had was if Eun-mi was talking about Jin-hee's father when she discussed her first love at 17? Are we talking about two different guys?

The humors hit just right, both last week and this week. Was it toned down? Maybe yes. But I believe it felt like an overload because a whole lot of jokes were crammed in without proper structure so it rather a hit or miss. Its like they doled out all the teasers in the premiere episodes.

From the beginning I knew Ahn Jae-wook being the cap guy was a fake out. Their builds are different. I must however commend his endurance : running at that speed with that well-packed bag across his shoulders.

Watching Jin-hee's ostracism at her workplace was getting really uncomfortable. At least they got in line just when I had had it up to here.

I kinda loved how Eun-mi silenced the abuser over the phone, plus the grannies.

Even though it felt like chastening, it was a learning and humbling moment for me to see that the team were actually on top of things even though they do not act like it.

I don't think it was the alcohol gathering that cooled things. She didn't bump into them there, she was invited to join them. And their conversation showed that they were done being angry with her. They don't exactly dislike her, they dislike her methods and they are done hazing her for it, I guess. They simply have to accept their differences.

And thumbs up to Dad Cop.

Wow, the second week has captured me! It's humor with a streak of warm absurdity and heart. There is a lot of cast chemistry. I love all the scenes of various characters just getting together and the interactions.

I love the irrepressible Eun-mi's age limit requirements for a partner -2 years older than me through to 10 years younger! LOL!

Park Sung-hoon is so cute, especially with his bicycle helmet!

These two latest episodes certainly land on the right spot - and this is shaping up to be my favourite drama out of the current crop.

I always like ensemble cast and found family pieces. Here, we have the inner circle of found family at home with the mum’s best friend and first crush-brother like guy and the outer yet-to-be harmonised family circle in the police station and the clinic comprising the doc-and-nurses and our adorable resident halmoni-trio. The first two episodes are a bit suffocating with the intense mother-and-daughter interactions but these are significantly improved once the drama spacing out to the extended families. I love that neighbourhood slice of life vibe - and the natural progression of the OTP relationship although there must be some back story from the police academy days.

Ahn Jae-wok is certainly the father or a former boyfriend. I think the killer / stalker is the young man from the convenience store who complained about the street light.

Joen Hye-jin is a great actress but this is the first comedy I see her in. Excellent portrayal of a domineering mom from a vulnerable past. The physical comedy is beyond my expectation. The dating app arc between her and her boss is so hilarious. I can feel and share her win when managing to delete the conversation.

Looking forward to next week!

Yeah, I don't think it was because her team is more nonchalant, it's more that they were deliberately keeping her out of the loop as part of the ostracism. Honestly, made my blood boil. From what I understand, she's literally their superior, they *have* to inform her about professional matters... How can they let personal feelings get in the way...

Intentionally or not, the way police are depicted in this drama shows how broken modern policing is.