On Jae Hee – I have never been a fan. I have never seen any of his dramas or movies outside of 3D1M. And after watching him act in 3D1M, I still don’t have any inclination to check out his previous works.

On Eugene – she is a decent actress, her character is weak in the beginning but the drama showed her transformation to becoming a more independent woman in the latter eps. At the end of the drama, I like the mixture of independence and gentleness in her character. She did a great job portraying Na Young’s ineptness in the early eps without making her irritating.

On Jo Hyun Jae’s performance – JHJ played it really low key in the first few eps. I think it was intentional, not only on his part but on the part of the director and writer. Director and writer need him to play it really low key so that the audience will turn their eyes on Jae Hee, SSR and the boss (can’t remember his name) as possible love interests to Eugene, just to keep the audience guessing as to who she will end up with. Director and writer used many devices to downplay JHJ’s role in the early eps: he has less dialogue, less people to interact with, his scenes are less funny, he is always positioned on the side and not in the middle, and positioned far from Na Young and Ha Seon. But JHJ upped his performance in the latter half of the drama, when his character started taking charge of the various situations they (3 dads & mom & baby) find themselves in. And I say that he performed brilliantly. Besides that, how can you expect a serious fund manager whose serious life goal is to be among Korea’s top 1% to be all over the place and loud? I believe JHJ handled his role as the stingy fund manager brilliantly – funny in an understated way.

It is a credit to Jo Hyun Jae’s great acting talent that he was able to make the audience dislike his character so much because of his miserly, stingy ways despite being the most handsome of the 3 dads + that 1 boss. I also applaud his decision to take on a role that is so far away from his acting comfort zone. That is a true mark of an actor who is serious about his craft and who is not afraid to challenge himself and his abilities.

on the drama – a good watch, lighthearted but very meaningful. it might be billed as a romcom, but it dealt more about friendship and love for family.

i just hope there will be another series foe eugene and jo hyun jae. love-comedy story. i really like them as a couple. and they both sing too.

I came to like Jo Hyun Jae while watching The Ballad of Seo Dong Yo (Potato Boy) and later Love Letter. JHJ may not be the greatest actor, but people like him (he must have charisma). This is the first comedy I’ve seen him in and he did well playing it straight.

When watching dramas or movies, people forget that on screen the actors are playing a role that someone else created (the writer). It’s frustrating to hear people whinning because they don’t see what they would like to see: characters doing or not doing, looking or not looking a certain way or saying or not saying what they would like hear. Why don’t they write their own script?

ganda

hi …
pls insert more picture with episode