The only thing I like about this drama are the leads together, everything else is FF, the so-called comedy is not funny, the TV station guys are whiny, but not entertaining. Overall, I shouldn't be surprised, I watched the same way SWBDS and mostly slept through the last three episodes.

I need liquid courage, fortification with horlicks since I don't drink alcohol. Maybe I need to overdose on chocolates.... They melt more than this drama does.....
If anybody recalls my momentary delusion where I thought Thaw Me might have found its soul in ep 5? Mission abort ppl. If you're soldiering on & watching this, a cookie 🍪 for you.

I couldn't digest the romance.... It felt so sudden & just wrong. It should have worked but it didn't. His high handed manner with her.... I had to take deep breaths & remind myself... 90s man Shayri, 90s man.... He was borderline controlling & coming off as a chauvinist to me. Even his goooey eyes. No just no.
___ One second he's telling the ex that this is how I am going to protect the woman I loved, & not even a minute later you're talking about umyeong with Candy?

The fashion - sticks out how? They're both wearing pretty normal clothes. They stuck out in the 90s, not now. She did look like the odd one out with her 90s periphernelia, & habits.... But that's it.

Thank you, @missvictrix, for sacrificing yourself. I just refuse to watch this ridiculous show, but I'm glad to catch the moments between Ji Chang-wook and Won Jin-ah from your weecap.

I don't hate this, but it is the drama I put on while I'm doing other things. The storytelling is messy and the pacing is really off, but the leads are really bringing this together.
I loved their freezer interactions while kidnapped 😂

This brings up the topic of *What's the worst K-drama you've ever seen?*
Some bad K-dramas have excuses, like when the writer died during production of 'Secret Hotel'. 'Revolutionary Love' had a solid enough premise but the execution was appalling (you've got to blame the director for that one). The ghost drama 'Lovely Horribly' seemed to do everything wrong, including dressing Song Ji-hyo as an unattractive slob for 30 of its 32 episodes. what were they thinking?

everything aside can the writer make the love line between the leads come out more natural?? i wanna keep watching this because ((Ji Changwook)) but the writer keeps making him look bad because suddenly he doesn't love his girlfriend anymore and quickly moving on to another girl.

Ok, I know that there is a lot of fast-forwarding going on here because this show is so really really bad (and in all the bad ways), BUT - did anyone else cracked up at the scene that starts around the 7th minute of the ep. 6, while Dong Chan's family is "reaping" his fame in front of their restaurant, with huge banters with his face on them, and his brother singing that hit song about pork-ribs, while Dong Chan is trying to have a meaningful conversation with his mother? :'D :'D :'D I almost cried from laughter because that song and the entire scene were a masterpiece of comedy to me :D Is it just me???

People like me who can't think Celsius! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I am just the opposite, I cannot think Fahrenheit!
Anyway, thank you for the recap, @missvictrix.. thank you very much, since I am not watching, but I want to know briefly how it develops.

And honestly, just by seeing those Wookie's pictures, I wish I would be watching, at least the scenes where he is, because he will never do wrong, he is so gorgeous good looking!!!!!!! It makes me rethink the possible good opinion I could have for men in general... Ok, let's say it, few of them are really truly beautiful to look at. And I know even fewer are good, but that is another story.
Whatever! Thanks for recapping.

Here's my serious "I am definitely not losing my mind" post for this week.

I realised what the very worst thing about this show is. I keep saying it’s “not about anything” and that’s because there’s no narrative arc for our leads. None.

She’s a 24 year old student who gets frozen for 20 years and when she comes out she goes back home to her loving (now rich) family, her University lets her pick up her studies where she left off, she blackmails her way into an internship at the same broadcasting station she was working at, and then starts hanging out with all her old friends while her dumb ex is an idiot around her. NOTHING’S CHANGED. Where’s her arc?

Meanwhile, apart from his family being "reduced" to owning a very successful restaurant and his father dying, nothing's changed for I'm either. He lives with his loving family, goes to work at the same place. His entire arc is “oh my fiancé wasn’t very nice, guess I better date wide-eyed Candy instead. She's so comparatively uncomplicated!”. How is that an arc?
Also, he's a jerk. Couldn't the show be about him overcoming his jerkiness?

Well...I personally love this show. I stayed up all night watching all the available episodes and it was definitely worth my time .it was so funny that i ended up falling off my bed. Can’t wait for the new episode. As always Ji Chang Wook is killing it with his eyes ❤️

I don't like ep 5. It's slow and the ex-bf's imagination of a frozen-about-to-die MR is plain stupid and serves no purpose for the plot...well, other than showing what sort of a goofball he is.

But I don't think DC is falling for MR yet. I get the impression he's protective over her cos he feels obligated over the 20 years of her life. He needs to make sure she's well.

Yes, there maybe some attraction (actually more from her) but I don't really see so much in him yet. We'll see how they develop in ep 7.

Frankly, not feeling the chemistry between the 2. I prefer to watch DC's silly family.

Hmm does anyone think Won Jin-ah’s acting is a little over-the-top or trying too hard here? While I don’t think it’s too bad (yet), I also don’t feel her acting on a deeper level.

And the romantic developments in this episode just left me scratching my head, they just came out of nowhere.

Was excited by Ji Chang Wook’s return, but the scriptwriting for this drama has been a major letdown. Too much potential which weren’t tapped. Probably gonna just watch for some rom-com shenanigans.

Didn't see that cute college guy could turn out to be her ex-boyfriend's son! ^^ Wookie being jealous never gets old. That slap fight at the police station is hilarious.

I just couldn't get over the fact that these two could adapt to smart phones and keyless cars in such a short time! Not to mention the internet lingo! It took me a week just to adjust using an Android from an iPhone.

I came for wookie only....but its hard to continue watching.... maybe i will come back to it if I miss watching wookie.

One (possibly) good thing to come of this show is its sent me looking for the 2015 series 'Healer' which I've been avoiding but everyone else seems to love. The biggest treat for me so far in that series is seeing Min Mi-Kyung in something other than her usual 'mom' role

Reading everyone's comments can ruin this drama for a girl 😂. I'm watching this purely for the pretty JCW and his "God I'm in love how can someone be so amazing-im falling in love " eyes and the humour. Story wise they could give it a 360 and I wouldn't care.

I don't know if it's a thing in Korea, but in the U.S., chewing on ice is often linked or joked about as sexual frustration.

So all the angry ice chewing is a comedic add for me that's likely not intended given some of the moments they happen, but my past teenage self peeks out with giggles every time anyway.

I've been trying to remember which kdramas are from the 90s to compare how the "typical" male lead acts towards the female, and honestly...I think even from some of the early aughts shows, the male leads ALWAYS drove me up a wall with their bossing around, wrist grabby, and general being a jerk natures.

I think his almost obsessive "you are my responsibility now" really spiked with the warning about the temperature danger.

Although this week I did feel a bit more of "yes, yes, we know this is the OTP" moments going on, I think after he went into "responsible male" mode, most of his over protectiveness is just that. Whether it's driven purely by guilt or whatever, I don't see the pairing development being as heavy handed yet as some seem to feel it is.

What I do wish there was more of was scenes between the female lead and her brother. They spent a lot of time with them in the beginning, and now it feels like he only shows up because the writers don't want us to forget he exists.

For those dithering on To watch or not To watch MMS .. read on. Mild SPOILERS.

(I have collated below Missvictrix words - sentences in her review for you to decide if you want to watch JCW in his COMEDIC GLORY.
He took the crown effortlessly.)

My Comment: I HEART _ HUG _ SNORT_GUFFAW_ROFL_and go all fluttery warm and crazy with the TWO leads whose chemistry was like poetry.

This is my first watch of JCW as a total goofy - hilarious - WITTY - Short tempered but adorably COMIC ROLE.
SO SO SO polar opposite to what I have seen earlier in HEALER and K2 and Empress Ki.

The ONLY JCW movie I dropped was K2 .. and NOT because I didn't drool over his Je Ha character .. but because it because torturous to watch Anna written in as his love interest when a large majority (those who dropped it like a hot potato) was rooting for the STEAMING HOT vibes that developed between Je Ha - Choi Yoon Ji. I have cussed the writer-director-producer-casting of Yoona as Anna in K2 related comment sites where I found fellow disappoints,

I HAD to collect MissVictrix's HILARIOUS review highlights which 200% reflected my thoughts and feelings as I watched the show - all nighter binge-mode.
So below .. BOWING to MissVictrix prose :
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- While not a lot happens plot-wise outside of the cryogenics experiment becoming public knowledge, the real draw is the burgeoning attraction (and mucho chemistry) between our leads. Bring it on! 

- That’s sweet and all, but there’s not even an ounce of me that wants them back together, and Dong-chan is starting to feel the same.

- for some reason Shim Hyung-tak continues to crack me up. I might have actually snorted during the scene where he collapses on campus in the dead bug position, and his T.A. deadpans that it’s because so many students dropped his class after the first week.

- Dong-chan and Mi-ran are sweating bullets all the time, and that’s one of the details of the drama which is very consistent. I’m also getting a major kick out of it.

- Dong-chan is always stealing sips of Mi-ran’s ice water (I’ll never get tired of watching this).

- It’s Ji Chang-wook and Won Jin-ah that drew me to this drama at the start, and really, they’re the reason I’m staying. Both actors are so great separately, there’s no way they can’t create something out of this rather ridiculous drama, right? Well, we’re treated to some sparkly scenes between them this week, and it makes it all worth the while. Or, should I say, Ji Chang-wook looking at her with hearts (and amusement) in his eyes makes the six hours I’ve invested so far in this drama completely worth it.

- The banter and camaraderie is also a lot of fun, and when Dong-chan sets her up with all the biometric monitors and tells her she’s not allowed to faint without telling him first? Hah.

- Part of me wants to rewrite the entire script to be a different kind of story… but the...