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Fated To Love You: Episode 6

This show is so insanely fun to watch that it’s literally one puppy parade away from being the greatest thing on earth. It knows just when to tug on the heartstrings and just when to tease out that perfectly-timed comedic gag, with this episode in particular delving deeper into the growing connection between our newlyweds—especially on Gun’s part, as he futilely tries to resist the best thing that’s ever happened to him. But he’s not the only one to recognize Mi-young’s worth, which means he’s got to stay on his toes if he wants to win her heart.

Note: Since frequent reminders in the thread haven’t been very effective, I’ll try here instead: For those of you who have seen the original, please, please keep your fellow viewers in mind who haven’t and refrain from posting any spoilers. If y’all want to compare and contrast the versions, by all means, have a party—just please don’t be a Buzz Killington by talking about events that haven’t happened yet.

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EPISODE 6 RECAP

Gun stalks up to Mi-young and Daniel as they stand outside his house, though it seems like the two men have never met before since Daniel claims he’s been wanting to meet Gun.

Of course, Gun has no desire to share such niceties, and instead demands to know who he is. Daniel seems pretty chipper as he replies that he’s a neighborhood oppa, aka an oppa next door, which garners a cute (if not befuddled) reaction from Mi-young at his use of the word “oppa.”

Gun has a nice chuckle at Daniel’s moniker before he points to the kid’s bandaid on Mi-young’s arm. She attempts to pass it off in her usual style, but Daniel seems to be playing at something when he interjects: “It happened when she was with me. I’m sorry, I should have protected her.”

There’s this awesome moment of silence where Gun tries to keep his devil-may-care smile all while covertly sizing Daniel up. To make matters worse, he can’t help but pick up on the friendly atmosphere between the two as Daniel tells Mi-young to call him if she needs anything.

Once inside the Lee Manor walls, Gun tsks at Mi-young for making “friends” in the neighborhood when she’s barely been living there. He doesn’t seem to buy her good-natured defense that Daniel is a priest, and instead tells her that she’s to live with class while living with him—and that means no more hanging out with whoever-he-is. Ooh, if this is jealousy, let the games begin.

I don’t need to point out the irony of Gun seething over Daniel telling a married woman to call him whenever she needs to when he’s holding a picture of Se-ra, but there it is.

At least he has the decency to hide Se-ra’s picture when Mi-young meekly enters his man cave resolved to discuss the divorce papers with him. She’s given it a lot of thought, but can’t agree to the stipulation that she give up the baby.

She asks for the chance to prove to Gun that she can raise the baby and love it more than herself, which means she’s asking him to wait ten months before signing the divorce papers. She thinks it’s what’s best for the baby, and knows that his best interests lie with the baby too.

But Gun claims that it won’t matter if she signs now or ten months from now, because the fact that they’re divorcing isn’t going to change. He’s also sure that she’ll be the one to cave in the end, and when she does, she can come back to the man cave to sign—and that’s the only reason she’ll ever have to enter.

Mi-young’s quiet affirmation takes the wind out of Gun’s sails, since he wasn’t prepared for her to agree so readily. If anything, he seems disappointed. Good. We’re headed in the right direction.

Due to Yong’s mother’s bribe, Gun and Mi-young are brought before the Lee clan elders for questioning. Luckily, Grandma Wang is ready to jump to her granddaughter-in-law’s defense when the head elder questions the pregnancy’s legitimacy, and demands to know who’s been spreading such false rumors… before she shoots a look directly to Yong’s mother. Caught.

It’s funny how none of the other clan elders seem to be awake enough to care as the head elder decries Mi-young for coming from such a humble background and a small island. But our girl isn’t about to let her hometown be stepped on as she eloquently defends Yeoul Island’s merits to the elder, ending with the declaration that she’s proud to call it her home.

This is what catches the other elders’ attention, and unfortunately for Yong’s mother, puts them all firmly in Mi-young’s court as they tell Grandma Wang how lucky she is to have found such an innocent and virtuous granddaughter-in-law.

Of course, when the island’s soap factory is brought up, Mi-young happily tells the elders that Gun promised to save the factory from being shut down… which has Gun sweating like a whore in church, seeing as how he just sold the factory land off. Whoops.

After placing a hushed call to Manager Tak in order to find out what that other company plans to use the factory land for, Gun hesitates a long while before answering Se-ra’s incoming call. He’s clearly nervous that she’s planning to return to Korea next week, and hesitates even more as he tells her that there’s something he needs to say…

…But he hangs up when he hears Mi-young scream from the bathroom. He enters to find Mi-young fighting a removable shower head gone wild, and ends up soaked when he helps to turn it off.

His first reaction is to get upset with her for trying to clean the bathroom when they have a maid, but he swiftly switches gears when he notices how much she’s shivering in nothing but a wet towel.

It’s Gun to the rescue again, as he slips and slides across the bathroom to cover her in dry towels, completely consumed with worry that she’ll catch a cold. Awwww.

Meanwhile, Se-ra stares at her phone in disbelief, because Gun has never hung up on her before.

Gun checks in on Mi-young as she dries her hair, and sweetly encourages her to take her time and be thorough so she won’t get sick. Mi-young shyly thanks him for earlier, and Gun looks touched as he smiles at her.

She can’t help but smile to herself afterward, unaware that Gun is still lingering outside the bathroom as though he can’t bring himself to leave.

He’s not the only one thinking of Mi-young though, since Daniel keeps the mug she decorated on his desk as he thinks back to her admission that she’s told him all her secrets. He knows it’s because she thinks he’s a priest, and feels bad about unintentionally conning her.

But while Daniel normally rejects invitations to his own art exhibitions, he takes one look at Mi-young’s mug before deciding to make an exception this time. What’s he planning?

Mi-young attends the next phase of the prenatal class alone, where the objective is to hand sew the baby’s first outfit. After instructing all the fathers present to make the first stitch, the teacher finds Mi-young ready to go at it by herself and asks if Gun is so busy he couldn’t come with her.

As always, Mi-young smiles as she makes a viable excuse for Gun—and besides, he’s never held a needle before, so she’s sure he’d do a poor job anyway.

Suddenly, a voice booms from the doorway: “I’ll do a poor job?” Of course it’s Gun, and not only is his entry hilarious, but so is the veiled antagonism between him and the teacher. She is definitely not a fan of his cackle. Haha.

Even though she’s happy Gun came, Mi-young claims that he didn’t have to if he’s busy. “You said our baby would like it,” he returns. “You can’t upset the baby while it’s in your stomach.” Aww, he doesn’t want their baby to be sad. (So. Cute.)

He tells her to hand over the needle and thread—he’s totally got this. And surprisingly, he does, causing the two of them to catch everyone else’s attention as they smile and laugh while treating the stitching like a surgery.

Gun even asks her to wipe his brow like a doctor, to which the teacher comments that the two of them may as well be reenacting a scene from the well-known medical drama White Tower. Haha.

As if things weren’t already too cute to handle, Gun tries to stay one step ahead of Mi-young after the class by asking her if she’s hungry. She isn’t, and instead thanks him for helping as she holds the outfit happily.

There’s no doubt he’s pretty proud of himself, but he is curious to know why she’s so excited over a simple outfit when she can buy brand name clothes anywhere. Mi-young replies that this outfit is one of a kind, and believes in the old wives’ tale that it’s lucky for the baby if the parents keep the first outfit it wears.

Gun pokes fun at her outdated beliefs with a good-natured smile, while still giving her that indescribable look, like he’s really starting to admire her.

An awkward situation arises when one of Se-ra’s friends recognizes Gun outside the prenatal care class, but Mi-young saves her from misunderstanding their situation by acting like she’s accompanying Gun on work matters as his secretary.

Gun can’t come up with a better excuse, nor can he defend Mi-young when Se-ra’s friend treats her like a servant—though he does mutter some choice words about her under his breath.

Mom calls as Mi-young waits alone for the bus, and is as keen to her daughter’s tone of voice as ever. Her main reason for calling is that she’ll be in Seoul for a get-together, and she wants Mi-young to go with Gun so she can see her son-in-law.

Mi-young pays a visit to her ex-roomie Ji-yeon, who’s decided to drown herself in soju since she’s recently been fired. She also laments how lonely it is to live without Mi-young, and grabs her friend in a hug: “Unni, you have to be happy. If you’re happy, then I’ll be fine. I’ll be okay.”

Even though Mi-young assures her that she’ll be happy, she doesn’t look all that sure herself. And when she ends up finding the chip Gun gave her in Macau in her old room, she can only heave a sigh. “What did I expect?”

Gun is worried when he thinks Mi-young isn’t home, only to discover her already asleep on the couch. He finds himself drawn to the outfit they made together as he runs his fingers along the fabric with this faraway but happy look in his eyes.

He stares down at Mi-young as she sleeps, and swoops down to catch her before she accidentally rolls off the couch. Making an executive decision, Gun carries her to the bed and carefully tucks her in.

After slipping her glasses off, he brushes his fingers against her cheek before he seems to catch himself. But it’s only because of her distracting bandaid, since it reminds him of Daniel—so he rushes off and returns with a new one, and oh-so-carefully peels her old one off to apply it.

Then, like a kid, he rips up the bandaid Daniel gave her. Haha. Jealous much?

Mi-young is still asleep by the time Gun gets dressed the next morning, and he seems exorbitantly pleased with himself as he smoothes his bandaid on her arm.

But then he gets the idea into his head to crouch down next to her and take a selca of them together, even though she’s still out like a light. Priceless.

He can’t stop staring at the photo until he’s drawn away by Yong’s mother badmouthing Mi-young for what she perceives as laziness. When he tells her that whatever she has to say should be said to Mi-young’s face, Yong’s mother acts offended that he thinks so ill of her—his mother must have taught him that.

However, she crosses when she adds that Gun may not even remember his mother’s teachings since she died when he was so young. Gun exercises a surprising amount of restraint as he replies that he only remembers his mother’s back, because she never wanted him to see her cry over his father’s infidelity.

Yong’s mother complains to her son about her mistreatment, causing Yong to promise her that he’ll use the unrest brewing at the company to make Gun pay.

When Mi-young finally wakes up and jumps out of bed, it takes her a while before she notices the new bandaid on her arm. She’s clearly confused, but has more important things to worry about since today’s the day Mom comes to town.

Meanwhile, Gun gets checked out by his family doctor only to get all worked up for nothing—he’s totally fine… for now. Apparently there’s a genetic disease that runs in his family, and while Gun doesn’t show any signs, the doctor advises him to control his temper so that whatever-it-is (seriously, they’re deliberately vague) doesn’t pop up and kill him.

While Gun gets a mysterious call, Mi-young mentally prepares herself for what excuse she’ll have to give Mom for showing up to the party minus one husband…

…But when she walks in, the festivities are already in full swing. The life of the party, currently singing karaoke and dancing with all the ajummas, turns out to be none other than Gun. Hahaha. Did Mom call him?!

He’s having a blast, and Mi-young finally manages to pick her jaw up off the floor when all the party ajummas recognize her as Gun’s wife and usher her over. She’s in complete shock that he’s there when she didn’t even tell him about it, to which he jokes that she didn’t invite him deliberately so that he’d get slapped by Mom.

Mi-young assumes he’s doing all this out of obligation and attempts to give him an out, but he doesn’t even seem to be acting the part of the perfect son-in-law when he enthusiastically agrees to sing a couple song with his wife and chooses a 90’s song called “Why You” by Chuli and Miae.

(Funny Meta Moment: The background visual that plays during the song is of Jang Hyuk performing on a music show back in the early 2000’s, when he used to be a rapper under the name TJ Project. That’s right, he used to make rap music videos. Nobody’s perfect.)

It’s hilarious that Gun’s verses are about a man accusing his woman of seeing someone else (Daniel, perhaps?), while Mi-young’s verses are all about promising that he’s the only one she loves. Gun is so delightfully transparent sometimes.

Both of them get super into the song, and have the time of their lives singing and dancing together. This scene is too much fun—my cheeks actually hurt from smiling.

Needless to say, Gun has thoroughly impressed Mom, especially since she’d been worried that he was mistreating her daughter. But now she’s dispelled those thoughts, and ends up affecting Gun more than she thinks when she tells him that he can call her “Mom” now.

Aww, he’s so happy to use that word for the first time in a long time, and happily calls her “Mom” over and over again as she leaves.

Mi-young thanks him for coming, only for him to brush it off as being his duty—after all, a son-in-law is also a son, right? And when Mi-young compliments his rapping skills, Gun gets a chance to go meta as he chalks it up to an old project of his.

Later that night, Gun calls Manager Tak (wearing the couple pajamas he once eschewed) for a report on the company that bought the Yeoul Island soap factory. Turns out that they plan on using the land to dump industrial waste, which would be really, really bad for Mi-young to find out.

Gun is so nervous that he drops the phone when she enters the room, and desperately grabs her from behind to stop her from reaching down to pick it up. Cue the theme song from Titanic when things get awkward. Bahaha.

But it’s only after he makes a production of sneaking the phone out of the room that he all but hits himself for selling the factory and causing this whole mess.

After a brief scene where Se-ra packs her things in order to surprise Gun by returning to Korea early (yikes), Yong uses aegyo on the office secretary to learn that Gun has gone off to negotiate the Yeoul Island issue.

Yong takes the juicy bit of information to his mother, who’s absolutely delighted that Gun sold his wife’s hometown factory to (the aptly named) Doodoo Industries, especially since they’ll turn Yeoul Island into a landfill. She knows it’ll be the end of Gun and Mi-young if Mi-young were to find out.

Meanwhile, Daniel sends Mi-young a ticket to the art exhibition along with a note that he has something to tell her if she meets him there.

Gun meets with the CEO of Doodoo Industries in a Nameless Gangsters throwback to cancel the sale of the Yeoul Island factory, only for CEO Doodoo to bark that it won’t be so easy to get out of their deal.

Even though Gun is willing to pay him an “unimaginable amount” for breaching the contract, CEO Doodoo is unimpressed as he asks why Gun suddenly changed his mind.

As Gun replies that Yeoul Island isn’t a worthless spit of land that deserves to be turned into a landfill, he flashes back to Mi-young defending the island to the clan elders. When CEO Doodoo asks what the price needs to be for Gun to sell, Gun stares him straight in the eye as he says that he won’t sell it, not now or ever.

“That island is my wife’s hometown,” he adds firmly. “Even if I die, my decision will never change. Do you understand?” He doesn’t wait to see if the shady CEO does, because he’s got another gig to run off to—the art exhibition, to be exact.

Turns out that the very same art exhibition is for Daniel’s work, which he seems much less interested in than he is in waiting for Mi-young to show up.

Gun takes a long look at his bare ring finger as he thinks back to how Mi-young had covered hers with her hand when they were at the prenatal class. It’s enough to make him fish out his wedding band in order to place it back on his finger with a smile.

Daniel stays just out of sight as Mi-young peruses the gallery, but loses his first chance to approach her when she receives a text that instantly wipes the smile from her face. On her phone is all the information about Jangin Chemicals selling the Yeoul Island factory. Oh no.

When Daniel calls her, Mi-young turns around, her face stricken and her eyes welling with tears. “Father, what should I do?” she stutters.

Mi-young: “I… truly thought that person was a good person. He could have turned me and the baby away, but he didn’t… And he did everything he could for the people in my hometown. So perhaps… perhaps… I thought he could be someone the baby needs more than myself. But now… I don’t know what kind of person he is.”

As Daniel stares helplessly at Mi-young, a completely unaware Gun walks into the exhibition after smiling at his wedding band like a true newlywed… Only to stop curiously when he spots his wife’s back.

Daniel’s expression grows dangerously dark the moment he lays eyes on him. Mi-young has no idea who’s behind her and motions to leave, but Daniel stops her with a hand on her arm.

“Should we see what kind of person he really is?” Daniel asks, right before he pulls her into a sudden embrace.

And as he holds her there, he locks eyes with Gun from across the room.

 
COMMENTS

If smelling salts were still a thing, I’d totally be reaching for them right now. Maybe even from my fainting couch.

The funny thing is, even though that last scene felt the most contrived, recognizing that did absolutely nothing to stop me from eating it up like a giant piece of artery-clogging cake. Is this what true suspension of disbelief really feels like? Has this show reached the point where a cliche here or a plot contrivance there can not only be forgiven, but actually embraced?

As long as those moments serve to better tell the story and make logical sense in-universe, then the answer is a resounding Y-E-S. It’s hard to tangibly pin down what’s essentially intangible about this show, suffice to say that all its separate elements are working together to create a cohesive whole that just works, for lack of a better way to put it. It’s sincere without being maudlin, hilarious without being dumb, and balanced without being a bore. No show is perfect, but Fated To Love You is getting pretty darn close.

It helps that both Gun and Mi-young are so winsome in their own rights, whether they’re together or apart. I couldn’t have loved Gun’s change of heart any more than I already do, because while he had a temporary lapse in judgment, he never passed that point of no return we were all worried about. He clearly wanted to hate Mi-young and blame her for what happened, but he’s also not an idiot, nor is he anything even remotely close to being a bad person.

In fact, he might actually be more emotionally vulnerable than Mi-young is, which would account for his overcompensation when it comes to protecting himself. Despite all the safeguards he put up against an impending snail attack, he tore them down without even being attacked at all. To make matters worse for his crazypants theorizing, Mi-young wasn’t even trying when it came to him. She was willing to go along with his conditions and live separate lives even if it meant lying to her family to protect his dignity because that’s who she is, and what’s probably the most amazing aspect of these two characters is that Gun realized that all on his own.

In that sense, Mi-young’s acceptance of all his terms save for where the baby is concerned turned her into an unwitting mirror for Gun, since all she had to do was be herself for Gun to see his own wrongs reflected back at him. The reason why I’m fairly convinced that Gun is the more delicate of the two is because he was the one following Mi-young around all episode long, and while we could maybe chalk up the prenatal class to him doing right by the baby, the same can’t be said of him acting like the perfect son-in-law at Mom’s party.

Scratch that—I don’t think that Gun was forcing himself to be anything that he isn’t. Mi-young gave him multiple opportunities to escape that he refused to take, probably because he was having the time of his life. And that look when he got to say the word “Mom” and meant it? That’s love. But now he’s gonna have to prove it, because unlike him, Mi-young won’t be operating off a misunderstanding, nor will she be thinking of cute metaphorical snails—she’ll be thinking of her beloved hometown covered in toxic waste. Good luck, Gun. You’re going to need it.

 
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Thanks for recap! I just love JH! off to read now~

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BTW since when recap became this fast - JB, GF, and you/G. Thank you very much GamSa!

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Awee seo in guk <3

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I laughed like a crazy person when Gun "hugged" min young from behind and then the titanic song. I was also smiling all the way through while the party was going on and Gun and Min young were dancing together :D

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i am so so stupendously happy for heads no 2.. Finally!! :-)

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Does anyone know how it's doing in ratings? Thanks.

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http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Fated_to_Love_You_(MBC)/Episode_Ratings

wiki.d-addicts.com usually has the ratings for episodes as soon as they're released

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Thank you!

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Lee Gun is such a big old softie that his every attempt at being mean fails by default. It also helps that Kang Nara is too lovely to be treated badly. I just love how she manages to make everyone empathise with her character (even if most of us loathe push-overs in dramas, right?).

I love them both … but I have no feelings whatsoever for the priest, which everyone else seems to love, eh? His character is still so undefined - who IS this person? Maybe the drama will show me soon?

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I think that is exactly where they want us - unsure.
Does he like her as a sister, as a sheep in his flock? Is he just protective or romantic?

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I am pretty sure that she is his sister (or half sister??), but he is still not 100% sure of it.

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if this drama is going to follow the taiwanese original as closely as it has so far, then no she is not his sister. his sister is... another key character COUGH COUGH

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In this case, it is obvious that she is not his sister because her birth mother raised her.

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for now it enough she has the same name as his sister to make him have feelings for her, he likey himself has not sorted out if it is brother or romantic feelings, it not helped by the fact he know she not really 'married' to Gun, so the normal hands off she married things dosn't count

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Every time I see Jang Na Ra, I start thinking Keebler Elf. lol Anyways, the mother/son weasel team is starting to get on my nerves. At least, between the 2 of them, their IQ seems to be around 80 so no real threat there. Se Ra on the other hand is the wild card. Not sure how she's gonna take the news.

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How Sera will take the news:

1. That her forever bf has impreggerated another woman?

2. That her future with her forever bf has been critically jeopardized because said bf married the woman that he impreggerated?

3. That her forever bf lied to her (lie of omission but still)?

4. That when she returns, she will return to nothing?

My guess is Sera will not be happy.

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Hahaha, she probably won't be happy indeed. But the way she'll react is still a questionmark. She can decide to go back to NY, or she can get angry with Gun, or with Miyoung, or both. She can try to get him back, or seek some comfort with another guy (Daniel 'wishful thinking'), or maybe she'll surprise us by accepting the way things are. Endless possibilities, which I really like. Had Sera's character been a typical 2nd lead, we could've probably made a better guess.

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I wouldn't blame her for being mad, she seems to really love Gun. Just hope she doesn't take it out on Mi young though.

btw Gun is so awesome I'm hardly getting second lead syndrome :)

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I see now.

The question was asking for specificity. Since I've not seen nor heard of the original, here's my guess:

(1) If this follows a regular k-drama arc, then Sera will get upset, will be secretly heart-broken because she will see Lee Gun acting gentle to Kim MiYoung, and then she will have in her hands some wildcard that will affect Kim Mi Young's or her family's / Yeoul Island's future. She, even though she will not want to be in league with that mistress / mistress son, will have to team up with the Sordid Two, and Sera will trade that wildcard for Kim Mi Young to scat back to her Island and never come back. Kim Mi Young will have no choice but to sadly comply. Sera will hate Kim Mi Young even more, because Sera will have been "made" into a bad guy even though she is typically not.

(2) If this is not a typical k-drama story arc, then here are some suggestions:

a. Sera will have a heart to heart with Kim Mi Young, and they come to an agreement. Sera gets Lee Gun on every other weekend and summer holidays. Kim Mi Young gets Lee Gun the other times.

b. Sera will get some of that magic drink from the Yeoul Islanders, then spike Lee Gun's drink, and then Sera will also get impreggerated. Now, it is the battle of the mothers/unborn babies as to who gets mighty Lee Gun's attention, he of the super-one-shot sperm.

c. Sera will turn evil, and have in her hands a liquid preggers terminating poision. Sera will have it in her hands on Thursday night at the 58 minute mark, and all she has to do is spike Kim Mi Young's drink, which she does..... and then we have to wait until the next week Wednesday to see what happened.

That should cover the gamut.

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OMG, I'm crying :'D

I hope everything you listed under (2) happens, because that would be just plain hilarious!

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"Every time I see Jang Na Ra, I start thinking Keebler Elf."
LOL. Every time I see Gun's hair I think of Hermie from Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.

And I think the mother/son duo are both annoying and absolutely Dorktastic. And he cracks me up. The fact that he's so inept makes him a lovable version of hateable, if that makes sense. I can dislike the character for his antics without worrying that he'll ever be able to inflict much damage. Probably also because his antics always have such a Wile-E-Coyote predictability to them. ;-)

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Thanks for the recap.
This show keeps getting better and I have to blame JH for a lot of that. He is sooooo good at conveying his concern and sympathy with a look. The camera man agrees with me so we get to see his lovely face a LOT.

And his singing to the ladies? Perfection and startling. I had to rewind to make sure it was him from the start of the scene.

The Nameless Gangsters (so that is what that was!) fun reminds us of just how big a range he has and how he can be any type of character. There isn't much Chuno/Tree with Deep Roots when he was dancing with his wife. That was the most fun thing I have seen on screen in a long time!!

I don't mean to take anything away from JNR. She is playing the snail very well with her quiet persistence. I think she will get to shine more later. Right now we get to watch her watch him with the same surprised admiration we have.

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Yea.. He's shining brighter than the female lead. I thought JNR is awesome,, she can drive me to sober mood, cry for her, buuuuut.. For funny and quirky scene, JH is better...

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Jang Hyuk was originally offered the role of Joo-won in "Secret Garden", he turned it down and Hyun Bin eventually accepted the role. I could not imagine him playing Joo-won then but now i totally get it why he was offered the role in the first place. Although I loved Hyun Bin in "Secret Garden", I could not help imagin Jang Hyuk as Joo-Won...

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So funny. I was thinking the same thing during yesterday's episode. He would have played it differently, of course, but it would have been just as lovely with him pretending to be HJW.

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And, how he's carried the wardrobe.

I've been thinking how great he looks, whether suited conservatively or more flamboyantly with a scarf-as-necktie. I haven't seen many guys that can pull that off as well. Usually it's either one or the other. Or the more flamboyant stuff makes them look stylish but feminine. Not him.

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Loved his singing to his mother-in-law especially. I loved he changed the words to 'mother-in-law' (from you), 'special class love' (from love) - refer to 'secret love affair'- this expression got famous these days lol.

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Thank You for the recap.

JH is adorable in this show I am loving it more and more with each episode. Its like a breath of fresh air after some of the series I have watched this year.

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This. This single show alone has almost restored my faith in k-dramaland. It shows that they CAN make great shows.

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Couldn't agree with you more...been loving every minute, every scene even Gun's annoying cackle has grown on me. I can't wait what happens next, so please please no spoilers!!! Awesome recap Hn2, thanks much :)

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Yay!!! First to comment!!!!!!!!! Thanks for the recap

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Come again?

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Lee Gun is all sorts of win this ep!
well... sans the Island fiasco but in his defense he is trying to take back the sale.

That hearty chuckle of his is irritatingly addictive, I find myself involuntarily laughing along lol

Great recap Heads! Lets hope there are no more Buzz Killingtons.. <- great name btw hahaha

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Every episode seems way too short. I want the drama to end so I can binge and finish it in one sitting but at the same time I love it so much that I'd be horribly depressed once I finished it. I sincerely hope it continues being as good as it as now and doesn't falter near the end. Impatiently waiting for next Wednesday! I want to see Gun fall hard lol

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Oh choi jin hyuk omgaaaaaaaaaaash he is even hotter that frying oil daaamn his everything ! Anyways this is by far the best thing ever evn kicks the Tw ver bye bye !

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Yes, still loooove Choi Jin Hyuk Oppa!!! he's really hot, even when he wears flashy outfits! ^^ and the character is so adorable!!! :) I think he's starting to feel something for the heroine; and I understand his problem: the heroine can't even see him as a "man" since for her he's a priest she confides into!

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Thank you for the recap ! Great work as always !

I must say, I was worried these last 2 episodes would be wasted on misunderstandings, poor timing .. the whole shebang. Instead, we were blessed with a mega dose of cuteness and laughter.

Those of you, fellow fans, who haven't been charmed just yet with Jang Hyuk's performance (the Jang Nara love is unanimous, it seems .. and rightfully so), this is your cue. Lee Gun is unbearably adorable, from his failed mean attitude to his soft, caring voice, to his boisterous laugh that takes you aback at first but definitely grows on you.

Under different circumstances, I'm sure I would've had the 2nd male lead syndrome, but Lee Gun has much more depth to his character and a far more interesting persona than Pitt could ever dream of. Attractive and kind as Daniel is, I like him just enough to hope he finds his sister and ends up with SeRa (the latter being more likely, given their first encounter).

Also, to weigh in on a recent argument, I think Jang Hyuk's hairstyle suits him very well. I much prefer his "clean-cut + goatee" look , but he's gorgeous enough to pull this one off as well.

I'm already frustrated because of the impending fight we shall witness next week, but the rising competitiveness makes up for it. I can't wait to see Lee Gun fight for our KMY, albeit unintentionally.

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I agree with everything you said. I was prepared to get a massive case of second lead syndrome since I've never seen Jang Hyuk in anything before and I love Choi Jin-hyuk a lot, but the character of Lee Gun is so adorable and wacky and just all-round ship-worthy that I totally forget about Daniel Pitt(really why Pitt?). I've been shipping Se-ra and Daniel together since their meeting on the plane largely because I don't want Wang Ji-won's character to end up being the annoying selfish second lead female for the entire show, I hope Daniel can help her move forward from Gun. They already have matching hair colour anyway.

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awwww Jang hyuk and Jang nara are soooo damn cute, they are just sooo good at portraying their roles. They acted so naturally that I crave for more than 1 hour episode. Wednesday please come faster. I hope Gun doesn't break Miyoung's heart more than he already has.
Uh yeah and Daniel dressed so flashy that noone should ever believe he is a priest. I just hope he will only be a good big brother for Miyoung, this show doesn't need any love triangle.

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I Love U.. Fated To Love You !

And Choi Jin Hyuk is "the best" second lead for me... Swoooon! ^^

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Seriously I love this show so much. Very funny and tearful at the same time, all 4 leads are doing brilliantly, and just simply amazing !!

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Every episode is like the BEST episode!

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I can't believe how much I have fallen in love with this show - especially since I figured it would be another poor remake before it started.

The scene I found most adorable was the sewing scene - I think even the instructor was impressed :P But it was filled with so many funny, touching, and sad moments all woven together just right that I can hardly wait for what is next.

And best of all I think, there are no characters in this show that I really hate - unlike the TW version. I never really forgave Ethan for being such an ass in that despite the happy ending.

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Hah that sewing scene was the best! I couldn't stop laughing the whole time. Those two are so adorable, and when the teacher made the white tower reference, I just about died. The singing duet scene was also so awesome to see theme just have fun and go for it. I luff this show so much.

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Orange IS the new black. LOL. That suit!!!

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OMG I had the same thought when I watched this episode and saw the suit!!!! LOL

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Oh my.I love this drama better than tw vers, this one doesn't make silly,beyond rational scene and overact from the actors. The story is somehow believable and balance humor with heartache acene. Jang nara really make me like her better than that tw one's.so mature although she's way to kind but not really stupid kind of kind that make me want to banging my head. It a torture to wait a nother weeks for new episode because ftly makes me become addict to it. Jh awesome as well and I cjh so sexy.

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Pardon me on being shallow...but how friggin' HOT our two men are! Even in that bright orange jacket on Mr.Gun or that hideous checkered that covered Mr.Pitt...still they manage to looked awesome. Such a feast to my eyes XD and i don't know how the show succeded in making me cry and laugh the next minute...loving all of it, Gun's crazy antics, KMY being all sweet and innocent, and Daniel being...well smokin'! keep it coming show, keep it coming <3

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it doesn't seem to be Se Ra on that picture.
I was assuming it was his mother...

also, I was very surprised that Gun had the ring with him all along...for me his change of mind came far to early and too intense (the bed-scene: he looked like he was crazy in love, but at this point he should just start to accept her and acknowledge her...)

jap, great show, loving it (that's why the overanalyzing ^^)

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that's what i think too.. that Gun's change of heart towards Mi young is just too sudden? (though who would not fall in love with Mi young's sweetness and innocence?).. but i guess this is how it is with dramaland.

though surprised at Gun's total turnaround, i am happy to see him treat his wife kindly and lovingly.. i just hope he remembers to be that way even if Sera returns..

i still love the second lead (not because of his character in the drama but simply because he is Choi Jin Hyuk.. haha.. )
he is such a hottie.. i wish to see him as lead in his next drama.. he totally deserves it..

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Its not sudden cause the motivation behind his actions isnt love for Mi-Young but its leading to that. He takes care of her cause she is carrying his child, his possessesive because his a man and she is his 'wife', he hates it when others take advantage of her because its just humane, and he is all nice to her mom and her friend cause he needs to keep up appearances. What he doesnt realise is that all this things are creating a bond between them

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Spot on Blue. That's exactly why Gun did what he did for Mi-Young :) It's not love just yet .. it's all for the mature reason you mentioned and he executed it with his eccentricity .. hmm loving it

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I don't think he's aware of the way he looks at her. It's one of the things I really love, and it's been there since pretty much the beginning (I'm not sure about ep 1, but I know I loved the way he looked at her in ep 2 and onwards). As for his change of mind, I think he just had a temporarily nervous breakdown. As soon as he had his mind clear he went back to the way he was before ep 4/5. He was very caring before they got married. And I can imaging that feeling would intensify now that she's pregnant.

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Even in episode 1 there was that moment when they were running that he looked at her with admiration for literally out running him. More then anything he admires her pure heart.

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Se Ra looks like his mother....getting now why he so into her...

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Thank you for the recap! I've been waiting all day for this (because not only do I love the show, I love your recaps as well! Kudos!)

I've watched the episode twice now. This episode has so much cute, yes but it also has Gun easing into love. So much tenderness :)

I'll probably watch it a 3rd time... and a 4th time... lots of time to make up between now and Wednesday. :)

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LOL-ed at the TJ project moment! This writer is making good use of what she has. I was worried at first about this pairing, and the first episode didn't wow me necessarily, but now, I'm hooked. I'm just hoping that the ratings soar, so that the writer won't be forced to write some crazy plot.

Also, although Mi Young may be meek, she's certainly no pushover. The way she reasons things makes a lot of sense, that she's able to convince the other party to think twice. It may also be just Jang Nara's portrayal of the character. She's just soooo sweeet!!!

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I too like Mi Young's way of reasoning. Her pure heart brings out an honesty and wisdom that makes one pause and reflect. Although she's soft spoken, her words can send some "zings" to one's heart. Both Gun and the "Priest" have been recipients of those "zings". It is awesome to watch especially Gun's reactions to those "zings".

Thanks Heads for this episode's recap. Looking forward to next week's! :-)

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Gun and MY's mom scene is soul touching.

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Thanks for the recap...♥♥♥

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This is the fluffiest and cutest kdrama I've seen all year. And it still somehow manages to have a lot of heart.

When "My Heart Will Go On" started playing in the background, I had to pause the episode because I was laughing so much.

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Sorry, but could some kind soul please explain?

I just don't remember most of that movie.

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Thanks for the recap and the reminder about spoilers. I have seen the TW version and hated that people couldn't keep their mouths shut. That being said, I love how they took the time to show how Gun was falling in love with Mi Young. This show is truly becoming my new addiction.

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Thanku for the recap! Hehe Choi Jin Hyuk is so deliciously handsome. So much swag for a 'Father' ?

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Does this means Heads will prevail as a recapper when all the other recappers are having miserable shows? *JK*

I love the show so far and I like it better tan the original because the scripting is tighter and the acting is more layered, which was a complaint I had about the originalat the time it came out. I wanted both. But given we have older and more veteran actors, I'm delighted to see more layered performances, emotions colliding on screen and also a tighter script. (And may I say better acoustics which is a reason I hate her family in the original--when they yelled it made everything worse. ^^)

Here, I actually like her family and the acting is better. This isn't to say anything drastic like TW dramas always suck. Wha~ No... it's to say that I think the first version needed some editing.

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With all the bad luck that Heads had with previous shows, she definitely deserves one as awesome as this one. Here's to hoping it doesn't get crazy later.

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I don't mind off the rails, as long as it's not off the rails bad, but off the rails, unexpected good. =P But I'm hoping with these actors we're safe. The real test is around episode 10 or so (After the first set up) when the writer feels the most pressure and isn't sleeping, the network considers things like cancellation and episode extension, tries to move things around and when the plot could seriously nose dive hard.

That's equivalent to the car scene in the original.

Many productions can't handle it and that's roughly when they often start shooting live if they fall behind.

So if we have a smooth episode 10 with no bad reports, and the writing is tight, then I think we can say that we are safe with a good and well scripted ending.

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What car scene? I'm not inviting any more spoilers, but this is the first question that popped into my head..

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It's spoiler land and a reference to a stereotypical black car in the original. I'm not spoiling it. If you want to know which car scene it was, look it up through the summaries online. I'm referencing it that way so that people who have watched the series know what I'm talking about, but people who haven't, won't know.

If you have watched it, think hard about an important car scene and you will know what it is.

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Agreed! I'm thrilled for all of us who apparently were fated to love Fated to Love You, but I'm especially happy for Heads~ she so deserves to be in love with a drama she's recapping (for a change). I guess if you Stay Calm and Carry On Recapping, it eventually pays off!

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Love
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The prenatal classes are hilarious! :--) I hope they will keep them recurring in every episode :--)

Heads, I'm glad there is finally show worth your wit!
I'm laughing when watching and again when reading the recap. :--)
And thanks for all the extra info.

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This drama just gets it right, loved Gun taking off Daniel's band-aid and putting on his own then making sure the next day that his wont come off, marking his territory and he isnt even aware of it yet. Oh and how cute was Mi-Young when performing at he party jumping up and down like some cute little kid...adorable.

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Thanks for the recap HeadsNo2. :)

Simply loving the Korean version of Fate To Love You. I'm wonder-struck and looking forward to next Wednesday & Thursday.

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What this show does well is creating multi dimensional characters. And finaly a leading man i can actually root for, you as a viewer can see why MY could go for Gun over Daniel (who is slowly becoming more than just the awesome sweet oppa, and looking at the previews seems like he has his dark side too and some bite.). And as much as you would like to had on Sera you cant cause so far her love for Gun is real, she just wants to follow her dreams.

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Hehe, I have a confession to make- I only watched this drama for a shallow reason : my ICOMYM for CJH( I " discovered" my love for him from ER Couple). I have never had the pleasure of seeing any drama of the 2 Jang's eventhough all my chingus's accolades for them( hehe, how can I forget the " Bora" fight, @ Samsooki??? )Well, I'm sold!
BTW, PD nim, I was wondering why you need those BRIGHT colored pants/ suits on our 2 male leads?? They both are too hot (AND good actors) to begin with that it's ok even if they're shirtless ( hehe)So, let's continue with this awesome drama-where everyone is fated to love(it)-whether it's our OTP, or our protective Oppa with his " sister" ^.^

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I loved this episode! Territorial band-aids~ hee hee! Yeah, Geon went from disgruntled to doting awfully quickly, but Imma let that slide. He brings to mind "Shin Eomma" on Roommate~ an older bachelor who's such a natural caretaker, it's a wonder he doesn't have a family of his own already. Seeing him be so solicitous and protective of Mi Young and the baby, and yet also such a vulnerable little boy in other moments, just kills me (but in a good way!).

It knows just when to tug on the heartstrings and just when to tease out that perfectly-timed comedic gag. I marvel at how deftly this is done in this show. And at the exceptionally good casting, characterization, etc.~ FTLY just has so many great elements!

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SOOOOO much goodness!!!!

Love the speed this story is developing.

It's totally childish, how Gunnie replaces the label (bandaid) Daniel placed on his wife with his (yeah,.... me thinks its still a kiddy bandaid :p)

Ooohh how i love the conflict coming up.. I knew I asked for Daniel to be the 2nd lead ... and dare I say ... HUG HUG!!!! that's what I was squealing and it happened! BIG HUG!!

The awesome sweetness... when Miyoung's mom says she can be his mom ... I think that just melted my heart.. He's really just a kid at heart.

I love this drama! <3 <3 <3 <3

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Started watching bright girl, and i might say i can hardly recognise the two jangs from that, they have created completely different characters in FTLY. And comparing the two versions i might say side by side the Korean one is better the script and execution is just better, plus this version of Mi-Young pulls you in emotionaly the other girl was kinda flat in that department and their humour is a little less desperate.

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HeadsNo2, when you're done with those smelling salts, hand 'em over my way, please.

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Thanks very much for the recap and your wonderful wit, HeadsNo2! :)

I'm absolutely "in love" with this show!! As with some of you, I've watched the episodes several times and each time seems like a first time as the characters pull me in so quickly and convincingly that I'm absorbed and delighted by their antics and interactions. Poof! the hour flies...

JH is an absolute wonder! I've watched him in his dramas...Chuno, Tree with Deep Roots...and he never fails to impress me, BUT this turn at being hilarious, wacky, adorably sweet and cute----HO!

Jang Nara is a delight! She is such a wonderfully expressive actress...those eyes emote so well! My heart wrenches badly every time she's distressed and sad...yeesh...I've had to redo my make-up a number of times due to my tearing bouts...all 'cause of this awesome gal.

CJH is gorgeous...have been a fan since GFB and his rapport with JN is wonderful also.

Sad to say this, but I can't imagine Gun with Sera now...her personality so far seems "cold and detached" and compared to Mi Young---no way is she a good match with Gun. Perplexed as to "how" Gun could have fallen for her in the first place??!! Ah well, it'll be interesting when she returns...

Conflicted here on the two fellas...love them both! Lucky, lucky Mi Young!!

Cannot wait for what's up and coming...

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he so into Se Ra because of the photo of his mother..ie it looks very much like Se Ra and they have shown in the episode just how much he wants a mother figure..

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Bad priest!

Bad priest! Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's wife!

Shoo!

Goooo pretend to be a deep-voiced priest in another town! And those sunglasses do not fit you. BOOOOOOOOOOO!

LOVE the bandaid scene. My wife was like, "how come you don't do that with me?" I didn't say anything but I was like, "Hey! Our bandaids look identical to everyone else's, so I am not wasting extra bandaids while you are sleeping because you won't even notice the difference!"

Anyhoo.

Gooooooooooooooo OTP!

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@Samsooki.... I think the Mrs wants her own bandaid's ;perhaps Dora the explorer and/or Elmo is getting too plain for her ^.^

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I have to disagree with you .... I believe Fake Priest Daniel is showing / protecting MY with brotherly love & NOT the lusty kind ( I hope!!!)

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she has the same name as his long lost sister..so I go for brotherly...with lusty building up in the future

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Love the analysis and thoughts, HN2!

Well done again!

As for me, I am anti-Daniel. Suck it Daniel, go get your own wife!

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It slightly creeps me out when he's rocking infatuation eyes. Its like, whoa there guy, she is the most viable option for your sibling at the moment, plus your supposed to be her spiritual guide being a fake priest and all. you need to calm it down.

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This show is my new crack. Seriously, this has the potential to be the next You're Beautiful. Much love.

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I really like this episode.

It's fantastic that they emphasized on how by being such a pure loving soul, Mi Young can so naturally bring to surface the loving nature of Lee Gun the part that he hardly shows without much resistance.

He just can't help it. His heart does what his heart wants. It's only when his head gets in the way, he tries to be mean.

Loving it so far. Keeping my fingers crossed.

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Whats up with the k-drama lately apart from this only marriage without love gives me joy...its been depressing lately

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I'm loving Marriage, Not Dating, this and High School King so much right now. I'm so glad for all the great rom-coms that have come out of nowhere.

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I really loved the first 2 episodes of that show -- fresh and witty -- and then 3 & 4 made me feel like we were right back in conventional rom-com land -- hated almost every single thing the lead actress had to say and do in those episodes. I think I'm done with that one.

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And yet ... I watched episode 5 anyway and was converted right back into loving the leads and the show all over again.

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If every episode we get a new film score interpretation (the ring, titanic), and a prenatal class smackdown between the teacher and Gun, then this show will never cease to be amazing!

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I haven't seen the Taiwanese version and some says that this Korean version is way better. Nonetheless, i'm hooked to this drama! And just like what was mentioned in the comment, this drama is definitely closed to perfection. I love the chemistry between Mi-Young and Gun, adorable couple. ♥ To add, Choi Jin Hyuk aka Daniel Pitt is just over the top oozing with sex appeal in this drama!

Looking forward to more episodes! =)

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I would say that the Taiwan version is Taiwanese and the Korean version is Korean. The Taiwan version was the first TW drama I watched and was novel because of the different cultural humor. That being said it started to get a little tiring toward the end. So I'm treating this KR version as it's own and it will be up to the writers if they can keep the pacing going well.

One thing I am really appreciating is the balance they are striking between heart-warming and zany.

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As I was watching, I was under the impression that MiYoung wanted to keep her baby at all cost (well after she decided not to have the abortion) so when she broke down and confessed that she had been considering whether Gun was the best choice for her baby, my poor heart just cracked. The fact that she was willing to give up her child to Gun if Gun would be the best choice... i can't even. This girl just deserves all the happiness life can give her. Even more.

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Thanks for the recap! I love the original TW drama, but I think I'm loving this version more! TW version was more slapstick and Ethan's character was much meaner than Jang Hyuk's character. And I love Jang Nara's portrayal of Chen Xin Yi... much less frustrating than in the TW version.

One thing I found funny but hadn't realized til now... it seems everyone grandma is fawning over Mi Young because she assumes the baby will be a boy to continue the family lineage... but how would they know that at this point? Haha, it could be a girl, unless the family doesn't care whether it's boy or girl, as long as there's a child.

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I am glad I stick to this show. This week's episodes are so FUN to watch!

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Man, that episode was so good!!! I've already watched it twice! lol ^^
I'm also so glad I decided to stick to this version! I loved this week's episodes and I'm starting to fall in love with this version! The drama feels more like a typical Korean romantic comedy and I really like the new take on the original story! I'm more and more curious about the development of the story, this one makes more sense and the characters, especially the heroine, seem more reralistic!!! I really started to view her in a positive way in episode 5, as she stood her ground concerning the baby and divorce issue!!!:) when is not overacting or doing his fake laugh, I'm starting to appreciate Jang Kyuk as well, especially in the scenes when he's not overacting and doing his fake laugh!!
As you said in your recap HeadsNo, I can finally see the connection between them grow in this episode!!! So many romantic moments, just the way I like them in Korean dramas!!! The bathroom scene, the prenatal class, the bedroom scene and the karaoke party!!! so fun to watch!! I can't wait for next episodes and I really hope they will be good too!

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This episode is the BEST thing ever. Seriously, everyone's saying it, so I don't really need to, but Jang Hyuk is just lovely and it was wonderful to see his character come around so quickly in this episode. I literally haven't been this stoked for a next episode in so long!!!! I just want more right now!!

And Mi-young is just as awesome. I loved that moment when she talked about her island, and all the people in the room, even the mean guy pestering her, couldn't say anything rude in response simply because she had spoken with such warmheartedness and grace :)

And then when her and Gun were talking about the baby sweater and then the bandied scene!!!!! Aw I just adore this couple you guys!!! I hope he resolves this issue regarding the island contract as soon as possible, so they can get back to falling in love!

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From what I understood, the Island contract issue is done. Gun simply had to agree to pay an expensive breach-of-contract fee to get out of it.

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Yeah, that issue is done thank god! I meant the issue of Mi-young finding out he signed the contract in the first place. I hope he can get through to her that he made a mistake and fixed it.

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will maybe not all done the guy was a gangster after all, so maybe that story line still has some play left in it.

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I haven't loved a show this much since... I don't even know since when! Maybe since My GF is a Gumiho? Kdramaland has been too dull for way too long!!!

I've never watched any show with Jang Hyuk nor Jang Nara... they are such great actors and bring so much depth to their characters.

I love this show so much that I'm going to watch the episodes again right now!

The TW version can't hold a candle to this.

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Love the priest ( Daniel Pitt) so very much, just voicing my true intention and feeling to this guy! Forgive me, I'm only a human with 5 senses that is still intact. Wanted to see more of him.

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