Missing You had a pretty solid first four episodes. It was a little confused in what it wanted to be (juxtaposing a hard-earned yet blossoming young friendship with mystery melodrama, family makjang and straight-up horror elements) but it set the stage well. Of course, Baby Kim So-hyun and Baby Yeo Jin-gu were amazing – this is the project where I fell in love with them both! But what followed this tragic and beautiful backstory was a whole lot of poorly-written nothing, confounding performances (Don’t you just hate it when the child actors get the characters more than the adults?), and a lacklustre conclusion. I have to say, I’m really wracking my brain to remember anything after the introduction. All I took away after watching this was the soundtrack.
In terms of the adults, Yoo Seung Ho definitely stole the show. I don’t even remember Yoon Eun Hye, and Yoochun just portrayed another typical angsty cop character
I always forget Yoo Seung-ho was in this, which is MAD, because he was such a captivating villain! I vaguely remember how torn up with hatrid and love and grief he was towards his mother. His ending was an interesting one, perhaps the only way to save a character too tortured and sympathetic to be considered evil.
The first 4 episodes were enough to make me stay halfway through the drama but Yoo Seung-ho’s performance made me stay for the latter half. Can’t believe KSH and I are the same age and she acted so amazing on the first four episodes of this drama.
*maknae high-five* So good to see a ’99 baby here! HAHA.
It is really amazing that she was thirteen and did an amazing job with this show while looking so cute with a clothespin clipped on her hair. How were those two things possible!? When I was thirteen I can’t even make my Mom believe that I was asleep and I don’t even look good with a hairclip on, and even worse if I had a clothespin on my hair. Pfft.
frabbycrabsis loves KBS Drama Specials
March 4, 2020 at 11:53 AM
Dramas Made Better by Music (Part 2): Missing You
Missing You had a pretty solid first four episodes. It was a little confused in what it wanted to be (juxtaposing a hard-earned yet blossoming young friendship with mystery melodrama, family makjang and straight-up horror elements) but it set the stage well. Of course, Baby Kim So-hyun and Baby Yeo Jin-gu were amazing – this is the project where I fell in love with them both! But what followed this tragic and beautiful backstory was a whole lot of poorly-written nothing, confounding performances (Don’t you just hate it when the child actors get the characters more than the adults?), and a lacklustre conclusion. I have to say, I’m really wracking my brain to remember anything after the introduction. All I took away after watching this was the soundtrack.
#musicmarch
Bebe | Nessa❣️
March 4, 2020 at 12:09 PM
In terms of the adults, Yoo Seung Ho definitely stole the show. I don’t even remember Yoon Eun Hye, and Yoochun just portrayed another typical angsty cop character
frabbycrabsis loves KBS Drama Specials
March 4, 2020 at 12:27 PM
I always forget Yoo Seung-ho was in this, which is MAD, because he was such a captivating villain! I vaguely remember how torn up with hatrid and love and grief he was towards his mother. His ending was an interesting one, perhaps the only way to save a character too tortured and sympathetic to be considered evil.
Bebe | Nessa❣️
March 4, 2020 at 12:39 PM
I don’t even remember anything from the drama, not just about Yoo Seung Ho’s character besides the fact that he was EVIL 😅😅
frabbycrabsis loves KBS Drama Specials
March 4, 2020 at 1:29 PM
Hahahaha, it’s all perspective – I’m uncomfortable with how many memories this post is bringing back! 😂
Bebe | Nessa❣️
March 4, 2020 at 1:39 PM
Oh dear 🥺🥺😳😳😕😕
liar song #PuppyNotPuppyLeeJaeWookIsBack
March 4, 2020 at 3:40 PM
The first 4 episodes were enough to make me stay halfway through the drama but Yoo Seung-ho’s performance made me stay for the latter half. Can’t believe KSH and I are the same age and she acted so amazing on the first four episodes of this drama.
frabbycrabsis loves KBS Drama Specials
March 4, 2020 at 3:42 PM
Wait, we’re the same age?
*maknae high-five*
It’s unbelievable that she was thirteen here, I can’t deal.
liar song #PuppyNotPuppyLeeJaeWookIsBack
March 4, 2020 at 3:55 PM
*maknae high-five* So good to see a ’99 baby here! HAHA.
It is really amazing that she was thirteen and did an amazing job with this show while looking so cute with a clothespin clipped on her hair. How were those two things possible!? When I was thirteen I can’t even make my Mom believe that I was asleep and I don’t even look good with a hairclip on, and even worse if I had a clothespin on my hair. Pfft.
frabbycrabsis loves KBS Drama Specials
March 4, 2020 at 4:05 PM
Ah, I’m a little off then – I’m 2000! Same age as @babybeast!
Hahahaha, I feel that! Why do I feel like hairclips are only cute when you’re five? How people can pull them off now, I’ll never know! 😂
liar song #PuppyNotPuppyLeeJaeWookIsBack
March 4, 2020 at 4:30 PM
You guys are babies! HAHAHA
The magic of hairclips is still a mystery to me. 90% of the time they don’t look good on me but I still use them HAHA