I wanted to watch it for Kim Kyung-Nam but I'm not sure that I can handle this kind of family drama...

They want to stay in touch with real life pandemic situation, but they use the mask on their chin, and on off, in off as they like. Sigh. I'm done show.

So, the character taking care of the twins - is he their father, or is he just a conscientious ... soft touch?

Sigh. I like having a weekend drama to watch but couldn't get into the previous one. I was hoping for something lighthearted. This is not it.

I really disliked the sisters, at least the youngest and oldest. The middle one wasn't as bad though she's an idiot to marry that loser. I hated how they treated their dad. This is going to be hard to stick with, but I like some of the actors and am curious how the Kim Kyung-nam and Jeon Hye-bin loveline will go.

OK, so I have some quibbles over this "murder".

First, with the physical evidence. The actual event we saw was a car driven at high speed, a tire blowing out, the car skidding around and then going over a high embankment. Then in the garage the investigators are looking at an entirely intact tire with a puncture in it. That is simply impossible because in the course of the accident that tire would have been completely shredded between the effects of the blowout, the frictional forces ripping it as the car skidded around and then in the course of bouncing off of the cliff.

Second- that is a substantial puncture- which happened many hours before the car was driven. That tire should have been completely flat before our truly nasty mom ever got into the car. Which brings me to my main point about this supposed murder.

No one intended to kill Dear Old Mom. If you want to kill someone a tire puncture is really highly unlikely to do it. The odds are so low that no one would choose such a method. Puncturing a tire might create an unsafe driving situation but you simply cannot count on even that- the car tire goes flat and the car does not even get driven. Puncturing a tire is simply intended to be an annoying act of vandalism and nothing more. A prosecutor might be able to make a lesser charge of manslaughter stick but it would be tough going.

What really killed mom? Karma. This woman was horrible and she passed her attitudes along to her daughters- including her twisted view of her husband. She had it coming and it came. The dramatic problem set up by this drama will be whether can the daughters drop the baggage she loaded onto them and whether our father can escape from the huge burden of resentment which he carries. I am fairly sure that this will need to take the entire 48 remaining episodes of this show.

I'm here for Jeon Hye-Bin and Go Won-Hee, but I definitely expressed my reservations about this writer's past work in the 'What We're Watching' article.

Basically the last thing this writer wrote baited me with good actors/actresses as well, and had damn near universally awful people never learning any lessons. It was rooough to watch them all take their mother's side when we can see even from their limited interactions with her she's a real piece of work. I'm still going to watch at least a couple more episodes, but I'll need something to keep me on the hook real quick.

So I just watched the third episode and am confused. Father is bankrupt in part because middle sisters future in-laws demanded compensation for the wedding that did not happen. She has now been gone for a year and, at the airport she is placed in handcuffs on her return. Why?

I definitely am having the same issues as everyone else with the attitudes of the daughters. The writer should have been more subtle. Having us peel back prejudices that are ingrained in them from their mother, and feelings of neglect (since they weren’t boys) from their father. I feel some of the issues presented could be good if done well, and I really like many of the actors. But usually your leads are not this blunt and awful. There is nothing redeeming. They all just seem despicable. I think the writer is trying to show that they all have had emotional and mental abuse, but it’s done in such a way, it is tough to really care. There is no positive or fun trait to root for. Only the middle daughter I can find any good in. I am still watching this for now, but if they keep going like this, and don’t show some positive traits/growth in the daughters, I probably will quit.

Episode 5- OK I did not see this one coming: the reveal of the oldest sister’s past.

Meanwhile the middle sister and her disgusting in-laws: The middle sister not having grounds for divorce? infidelity is not grounds? Really? I know that adultery is no longer a criminal offense in the ROK but it is still one of the five legal grounds for divorce. If middle sister goes to her lawyer brother in law he will tell her that as soon as he asks her if her husband cheated and she says yes. Will he ask her that? Absolutely- as a competent lawyer he will literally ask her about each of the five possible grounds of divorce (think of it as going down a checklist). In the practice of law most of the work that a lawyer does is what he does before the trial- starting with an extensive questioning of one’s client (This is why there is an attorney-client privilege- that is why the client can tell the lawyer anything without fear).

Is the mystery of dad's locked suitcase about to be revealed? Stay tuned for tomorrow's episode.....

Episode 6: Lots of problems, lots of stupidity.

Our detectives are still engrossed in their "murder" investigation. If the took a step back and realized that the intention was no more than vandalism it might make them look at things differently.

Dad's locked suitcase? Why would anyone assume that he was 'hiding the evidence' there?

Middle sister committed a colossal piece of stupidity in running off for a year but that still doesn't mean that she had not caught her husband with his pants down- so she still is not, repeat not, at the mercy of her husband's family. As for their throwing out the claim that she must have had an affair while she was gone the proper response should be "OK, if you really believe that then YOU divorce ME"! It is not some sort of defense against her divorcing her husband. The writer's insistence on keeping this as a plot element is grating on my nerves- excuse me but her older sister is married to a good competent lawyer- why hasn't she talked to him? Why did she not talk to him before she disappeared for a year? Supposedly she has brains but I have yet to see any evidence of it.

Go Won-hee's character is a greedy airhead, pure and simple. What a waste of her talents.

Older sister, her husband and his baby and the baby's mama: Well at least it is the sort of dilemma that fits into a weekend family drama.

Dear old dad and his friend tailing the widow of his wife's lover? Please explain how that would result in evidence of her guilt for an act of vandalism committed a year ago.

The aunt's younger sister, just released from prison has shown up with a young daughter in tow and a claim that she is dying of colon cancer. No prescriptions being taken, no visits to the doctors or tests- OK, she scams people so maybe this is actually in character.

What happened to the twins?

At this point this show is simply a mess. It is one thing to start with unlikeable characters. It is another when everyone is just being stupid- that is simply frustrating.

REVOLUTIONAY SISTERS finally abandoned the ridiculous "Murder" idea. I still do not know if the show can be salvaged though.

It was nice to see how the rabbit was pulled out of the hat- the actual culprit was the awful, but now deceased, mother herself. Her plan of puncturing a tire to purposefully have an accident backfired in a big way. I will say it again: What killed dear old mom was karma- she had it coming and it came.