Watching the premiere, I can see why this isn't getting covered. Feeling bad for the actors.

I'm the only one who had a Shut Up Flower Boy Band flashback at the end of the episode 2?

I quite enjoyed the first two episodes, finding them easy-to-watch and not so simplistic that I bounced off the "cases of the week" as being OTT or inane (as happened to me with Crash).

It's a joy to see Han Ji-hyun on the screen, I must say...and she's pretty sassy which is nice. Lee Min-ki is doing his stern thing--but the show is already revealing why his character is protecting his heart, and there's promise for it to be intriguing.

I do get the impression that we'll be in Flex x Cop territory with our leads--there'll be tension, but they aren't destined for one another necessarily.

I enjoyed this going in expecting nothing. I like our sassy cop, I always like Lee Minki, and I was very surprised to see a transgender person treated well in a kdrama.

what was that last drama that had the horrible sound editing...

this drama is the same -- every time someone is not speaking, the ambient/background noise roars, until someone else speaks or the music kicks in.

is this common practice now? it is totally distracting and annoying! which production company produced this drama?

Dr. Cha Jeong-woo fences to get stabbed!! 🙃😂 New trope alert - way to handle past trauma. He was so cool in handling the acid burn victim when he caught her trying to sneak out with the gauze holding scissors.

The ex-boyfriend of the FL cop has a grudge against / is trying to frame uri Dr. Cha!? Waeyo.

The deceased fiancée sure gets a lot of airtime.

My only gripe - where is Lee Yi-kyung. Surely the didn't cast him to play an inconsequential role. Who was his - one true love!? Can he please get some consequential scenes.

😱 Oppa is not ex-boyfriend but is ... well Oppa. Okay then. 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️

I'm really liking this episode 5 twist. Whatever the plot conveniences and everyone knows everyone and everything is connected in dramaland I can understand why Lee Min-ki accepted this role and he is really doing his bit. Hwaiting!!

Ep. 6 and I'm on the fence. I do like Han Ji-hyun in this, as well as the surprisingly progressive (for a kdrama) take in some cases.

But it's becoming rather bland and predictable (with the rather heavy handed case-of-the-week, the villain can't be her brother, it's you-know-who). LMK seems like he's working for the paycheck. Despite hacja's witty recommendation, I am tiring of the woman in the fridge dead fiancée. And I was uncomfortable watching a high schooler get surgery for a six-pack and a woman getting fillers being upsold for surgery. I might be out-of-step with beauty culture.

Through episode 6 as well and am thoroughly enjoying the Cha Jeong-woo brand of locksmithing-by-blunt-instrument. Twice in one week with the crashing and the slamming and the breaking and the entering.

But I do have one question for the Beanies: Didn't we all hear together that the teacher/captor-student/captive duo killed Nam Gi-taek by pushing him off the building? And didn't maknae cop also hear it because our FL had him on the phone the whole time during that scene??

Why are we wondering about this murder any longer? Did they push some other guy off a ledge?

Episodes 5+6 :

Oh, I'm the first surprised one but I'm finally interested in the story. The last 2 episodes were the most interesting for me.

First, Jung-Woo came out of hibernation! He's active to find the truth about the assault with the delivery man. He wants the truth about his stalker and is proactive to find clues.

The case didn't feel too far-fetched between the investigation and the cosmetic part.

It looks like Min-Hyung is like Min-Seo from Seoul Buster, she was wrong from the guilt of a family member. Smart female cops in KDramas are not lucky, they spent many years angry for nothing.

But she was wrong to hide the truth and elements and always asking him of he wanted revenge. There were many reasons for Jung-Woo to find Jin-Suk.

So, I guess Woo-Jin is becoming a potential suspect and I will have to enjoying him in Marry YOU.

Everyone, who do you think the murderer is? I am thinking it might be either Lee Yi Kyung's character or Lee Yi Kyung's character. Might also be Lee Yi Kyung's character.

What a mystery....

5-6 were very disappointed! Similar cases every week!! The drama selling us that how badass police she is but that police skips talking next neighbour for a murder investigation and no idea about the guy's prison history! There is a serious script-writer problem in Dramaland :)

Up to episode 8, this show is, indeed, tedious, but I can tell I'm definitely gonna get my bean. It's not Lee Min-ki's stern acting that's holding my attention either (not surprisingly). I actually did care about Han Ji-hyun's oppa. Memories--drug-addled or not--are faulty, and everyone in this show has problems with how they remember the past.

The show runners are alsoe trying to make me think that Lee Yi-kyung had an affair with Lee Min-ki's fiancée and then SLAUGHTERED HER, and that may still be the case...but I want it, sort of badly at this point, for the affair (if any) instead to be with Jeon Bae-soo. There's nothing like having Attorney Woo's single father being the villain in this day and age. What comes around goes around. Just saying.

Episodes 7 + 8

The story became very confused. During the whole time, Jung-Woo where happened his accident... And it looks like nobody got a real memory from this night. I wonder what her mother is hidding. Did she think her son killed his fiancee and tried to protect him by lying? Is she the one who killed the fiancee?

But he escaped one truck of doom to be hit by another one during the same night? He should avoid roads.

Min-Hyung turned as the usual cop who is too involved in the investigation.

Woo-Jin didn't seem to have scratches on him after Hyo Ju's assault. He didn't seem to try to hide his hands or arms neither.

Is the killer of Hye-Jin the same in Hyo Ju's case? Or are they two separate cases?

If it turns out that the ML killed his fiancee, I'm automatically dropping this.