BRC is my most favorite ajumma centric drama... :) They're all hilarious yet heart-tugging stories. :)

I watched Buamdong Revenge Club just for her and boy was I glad I did! What an awesome hijinks drama...probably one of the more underrated dramas I watched last year.

Buamdong Revenge Club, I’ll start that today.

I wish I could find where to watch it on Roku in the US ☹️

Luckily, there are very few people in the world with my name and the ones with my name are born in different years.

I gotta be super careful when I go out now .______.

Next Kim Myung-min vs Jang Hyuk LOL. MBC already surrendered early.

I only ended up watched some clips of Park couple because they were so cute together. I think people just love them as a pair, and not into the story. Park Boyoung deserved better.

I hope both Kim Myungmin and Kim Hyunjoo are able to have some influences on the script here. Kim Hyunjoo rejected My Husband Oh Jak doo for this, so hopefully there's something on this drama which convinced her.

I dropped Strong Woman one episode before the final. It felt like a chore to watch it towards the end because of the killer 😒

I found the unsubbed version on the app On Demand Korean Dramas.

I just checked. As of right now, Kocowa has a page for it, but the only thing there is the teaser trailer. Viki says it is not available in my region. Sigh. Fingers crossed that this changes in anfew days.

I just chanced upon subbed ep on dramahood

Lol well he can reap my soul anytime :D

Some international licensing issue, I think. It's a mistake though because it will always be good for them to have wider global audiences.

I hope that too. Speaking about Mall CEO, I don’t like him. I mean, at first I did because I felt it’s work out better that way if she falls in love with him but he just rubbed me the wrong way.
It started with him continuously hitting on her despite finding out she’s married. I mean, her marriage isn’t even a marriage but he doesn’t know that for sure. He was hopeful enough to guess but still, he doesn’t know her plans or if she’s working things out with her husband or why they’re even dysfunctional. Yet he’s actively hitting on her. I don’t like that. So, I’m starting to find him distasteful.
I used to find English speaking scenes very cringey because it sounds pretentious and just fake so I thought I’d be happy listening to this guy but I was wrong... again. Maybe it’s cause I already don’t like Mall CEO guy but every time he pronounces something in English, he sounds hella pretentious.
Okay this turned into a dislike CEO guy rant. Other than mall guy and my apprehension to how they’re going to make things work because both families are so precious, I’m loving the show.
Real Song Hyun Chul was such a dirtbag!

You guys—this show's execution is checking all of my boxes so far. I love the blend of romance, mystery and fantasy with a surprising dose of absurdist humor.

I didn't expect that Banker Hyun-chul's memories would re-emerge and was surprised that Chef Hyun-chul deflected his wife's overtures at the end of Ep. 7. T

While I often find romantic triangles tiresome, the connections knitting the two families together are irresistible. The three leads are amazing at portraying the mix of confusion, yearning and sadness.

Like @fencejumper (Andy), I adored the scene where Chef Hyun-chul prepared food for "his" son. He's such a wonderful father and I look forward to more scenes with the kids. Until this week's episodes, I was wondering if I'd mis-remembered how many kids lived in the house.

Here Comes Mr. Jordan (1941) was the first film to follow this storyline. The accidentally reaped soul belongs to a boxer who has to accept the body of a shitty banker murdered by his wife. He falls in love with an innocent woman, solves his murder and—before he's murdered again—tells his love to be open if a stranger (especially if he's a boxer) approaches her in the future. His displaced soul finds a new home in the body of another boxer who just died in the boxing ring. When he awakens, he loses his previous memories and merges completely with his new body. But when he and his beloved meet again, they meet as strangers who share an instant connection.

My hope is that Chef Hyun-chul heals the Banker's family before finding another way to permanently return to his own family.

Next week, I'm going to bite a lemon every time CEO guy says #targetpenny.