Man, all of these stories are so sad. This poor guy just wanted to walk his little sis down the aisle. You can tell how much this little family loved each other too. I'm happy that poor Yoon Cheol was able to move on in peace, but they should have had more time together. Didn't the other families get to have dinner??

I had always thought dowry was commonplace only in India. Depressing to see other countries have it too.

Though it was probably obvious, I suspected it was Lee Hyeon-oh from the start and feel rather like a detective myself. And on the contrary, I expected Lee Hyeon Oh to be connected to Bom's accident the moment you mentioned his name and her accident in the same sentence. I wouldn't be surprised if he was the one driving the car that killed her parents too. Either way, the ghostly Uber ride of terror should have lasted longer...

It's kinda heartwarming that his uncle is helping people find justice even in the afterlife. He's what the kids call a "real one." Even at the end, Uncle went out doing the right thing. Also, why was he at the tunnel? Is there a deeper kdrama conspiracy or was he just passing through?🤨

Speaking of Uncle Dearest, that was amazing acting from Joo Won when he saw his uncle appear before him. The fact that he was ready to just leave Korea to spare Bom the pain... While Bom doesn't want to lose a single person... While her friend possibly has terminal illness...The emotions, the dialogue delivery... 10/10, will cry again.

I'm glad for the nuance, but Baek's wife could have still talked to him. Like, your own complex prevented you from doing so, and then you chose to cheat. Now, based on the preview, I guess she thinks Ghost Baek is psychologically torturing her. Don't think these two ever understood each other, tbh.

im so irked like does he not even have lines as a ghost? there needs to be a Ghostal Workers Rigths Union

I had so much to say, I didn't get to say: Yes, I knew she'd point out that he has her saved as Safe Zone. Yes, the Safe Person thing was cute and funny. And, it's really sweet of the sick friend to help Deputy Go find peace and move on.

After the cancer, the fact she worked very hard and her boss is a jerk, Ji-Won deserves to find love with someone who is alive. I think her relationship with Sung-Ho as friend could have been fun but not a love story.

Nam-Goo was a good cop but sadly not a goot husband. He made his wife very lonely. But I wonder why she doesn't seem to work.

Bom was unfair with Ki-Joo. She was the one who insisted again and again, not him. But at least, it didn't last! Now she understands how the save place is important.

I'm not sure how the drama can last for 5 more episodes.

Its at this point in these fantasy dramas that I start thinking: okay, time to wrap it up. Take a last picture of the Nam-gu with his wife and have them apologize to each other; have Sung-ho permanently occupy some brain-dead body, or something, and unite him with Ji-won (rather than the alternative, have Ji-won die from a return of the cancer); explain why the prosecutor is evil, connect him with the cat killing ghost and have the ghost haunt him the rest of his days; and then have Ki-joo return the camera to the uncle ghost who takes it back to the grim reaper in the netherworld, and unite him happily ever after with Bom, who returns to the prosecutor office. That's an easy, no rush episode right there, the show is done, and everyone is satisfied, another pleasant if somewhat insubstantial kdrama in the books.

But no, there are 5 MORE EPISODES! There's going to be some kerfuffle with that annoying policeman, who apparently has so much time on his hands that he's wandering around illegally searching property based on a slight suspicion from looking at a blurry video; then there will be some sort of ridiculous return to the Joseon era to explain the cat-killing evil spirit, plus the evil prosecutor will temporarily triumph and have Bom kidnapped or nearly killed, and finally there will be some last second issue with the curse that may or may not have Ki-joo die. And then of course every episode will have a lot of semi-explanatory flashbacks, which will largely be repeats but will add one missing detail.

Meanwhile, viewers like me will be trapped in the curse of 5 more hours in this darn ghost studio before heading to the heaven of watching Blood Free, a satisfying action/adventure mystery about cultured meat, simply because I can't leave the unfinished business this show without a photo of me and the ending credits.

Did anyone else think initially that it was Creepy Stalker Ghost (when he was alive) who found Bom in that car and not Samchon? Upside-down it was hard for me to tell. That would have put a whole new spin on things... Clearly it was not him, but for a minute I thought we'd reached "Inception" levels of interconnectedness.

I know that it seems like our main story arc doesn't have five episodes left, but I'd sort of be OK with a few more unconnected ghosts-of-the-week...or ghosts-of-the-week connected to our side ghosts.

Also, I'm not bugged by way the fates of our adorable office couple are playing out. For myself, I'd be OK if they both died and went off together into the ghostly sunset. This is a fantasy drama, and we all do die--so it would be a just-fine ending for me if they both got to be together in the eternal bliss of the afterlife.

Sooooo many connections! Can I just say how relieved I am that Bom said right away that the car crash was her family? In another drama she would have kept quiet and gone to the scene by herself without warning anyone and passed out alone or something. This was refreshing.

I thought at one point we wouldn’t get a reunion with samchon but now I’m feeling more hopeful about it! I love that he’s been sticking around even though he can’t enter the studio (and even though that’s a pretty tragic situation for him) and I hope he and his nephew get to meet again.

My hope for Ji-won and Seong-ho is that they get to go on the date they originally planned, and then he gets to move on (so that he doesn’t become an evil spirit) and she gets to move on to another person. Closure for everyone and tears all around.

I wasn't surprised that Prosecutor Lee was dirty, kinda feels like given due to how he treated Bom but I wasn't expecting him to planned out a murder and a fall guy like this. Oh man, one of things I'm starting to get really jaded about is these class and social differences that let people like Prosecutor Lee use, mistreat, and screw over the powerless. It makes me want ghostly retribution or a crossover with shows like vigilante or leverage haha.

So I'm guessing Prosecutor Lee was the actual drunk driver but then go around and hit the uncle is like wow. Maybe a ghost/evil spirit took the wheel for that one.

I don't really fault the wife for her affair in this case. I'm kinda curious why the police officer even wanted to get married in the first place when he prioritized his job over her. People didn't even know she had a husband and she was basically living a lonely life. It's sad; it's good that she realized enough was enough and was gonna ask for a divorce cause she needed more than what he was giving her. Their situation also makes me think how cheating, whether emotional or physical, isn't always such a black & white thing for people.

Not sure how dating between a ghost possessing/overshadowing people and the friend is supposed to work or how I'm supposed to feel about it.

Thanks for the recap! Every time I tune in to this show, I'm not sure whether I'm going to finish the episode. Why? I love the FL and the side characters. I just like the ML less and less every week. Is it the character? I think it's the actor. He looks uncomfortable. This week his reaction times seemed a little slowed down. But maybe it will all pick up again next week.