lol! at the last two sentences!!!

mmm…. i guess you are right…bad scriptwriting… but i have to add bad acting of some of the actors…

It seems some people really dislike the step sibling relationship (i call them muslims and nazis DDD), and that just totally ruined the experiance. I actually had no problem with the idea since the show didn’t sexually stylize Haru’s innocence (like what you’d see in american television). It was protrayed very naturally and real, i actually found the whole thing weirdly beautiful (and the girl protraying haru is adorable too).

what some fail to understand is that Haru has always liked Hwal. something that should be cleared up.

Triple is like a good book. it starts off slow, but it gradually picks up.

The problem was (aside from the yuck factor) that the basis for and the change in their relationship was done in a really poor, and thus, unbelievable manner.

Compounding this was the poorly written (and frankly boring) dialogue, the large amount of “filler” time where nothing much happens and the total predictability of pretty much everything (one could skip watching 3-5 episodes and really not miss a thing).

Not only was the changing relationship btwn the “brother” and “sister” unbelievable, the other two relationships were either unbelievable (a guy’s close bud/co-worker/housemate basically stalks his wife – even after he finds out that they are husband and wife; the wife let’s the stalker get away w/ his behavior and then turns to him for comfort when she finally gets dumped by her husband)

or totally predictable (girl not interested in a relationship b/c she is a “free spirit”; girl eventually agrees to a relationship and even moving in together but has a phobia about getting married; girl, however, gets all jealous when the guy’s ex is back in town; girl gets pregnant; etc.).

Even the relationship btwn the two skater was totally unrealistic (I couldn’t buy at all the fact that the hotshot speedskater was totally devoted to Haru even after she disclosed to him that she had feelings for another, esp. after he founds out who the “other” is).

Considering who the director was, this was a MAJOR disappointment – but it just reaffirms that even a very good director can’t save a hatchet job of a script (can’t say that I found one character interesting, endearing or believable – well, maybe the old coach).

Now I also like the Voice just because of his voice… and he is such a good actor. He does show his romantic emotions in the most believable way. I do really believe he loves that ratty looking girl who should be on a US morning show getting a ‘Hair Makeover’. He is too sophisticated to be with such a girl I think.

I do not like the pairing of Hwal with Haru or with his separated wife. Neither one of them has any rapport with him as an actor… and I am sure never in real life. So that washes away any chance of believability.
I don’t think I have seen the actress who plays Haru but she is clumsy in her role. There is no ‘fit’ there at all. Regarding the skating…it should be the lynchpin holding this plot together but it is used as just a slight backdrop to get the characters from A to B. These actors are mis cast and wasted on a story that is not well put together..

Just Lee Jung Jae keeps me watching.

I found this quite boring as well…..