If Jun-woong weren't so impatient and inexperienced, maybe he could have just waited -- if the suicide broker was a real threat, before long one of his customers would have shown up on that suicide app and his scam would have become the team's official business.

Despite my love for this show, I'm beginning to see cracks. I thought it was the flow that was hampering the brilliance of the story, but as @sicarius as pointed out I realize the writing, execution and a combination of all are problematic. It is not the way they deal with a suicide case or even conclude it, but the way they show suicidal people moving on with their life (victim throwing the bully's book in trash, bulimic eating cake etc.,). Such scenes diminish the message they are trying to convey which is to prevent people from committing suicide by being their emotional support rather than being a solution to their problem.

The first half of episode 8 was so boring and I was not sure if it was others cribbing about Rowoon's character that rubbed on me because I found him infuriating. We have crossed the halfway mark of the drama and he still hasn't shown any maturity. If he wanted to seek justice he should have joined "My life again" crew instead of being on a mythical show. Also, the fact that Koo Ryeon and Joong Gil seem like supporting cast is not helping the drama at all.

The positives of the drama:
1. Kim Hee Sun was so gorgeous in the green sweater/pink hair. The stylist in this drama is the only person taking his/her job seriously.
2. Humour is on point. I laughed out loud in many scenes.
3. Epilogues.
4. Lee Soo Hyuk is definitely one of the factors that is bringing back the viewers each week.
5. The chemistry between Kim Hee Sun and Lee Soo Hyuk which is the sole reason for keeping the viewers still invested in the story.

I was so into the eating disorder story line because it is something that is rarely talked about in kdramas.....UNTIL the end. They are trying to tell that someone who has been suffering from bulimia for that long can suddenly eat CAKE....oooooooooooooookay. Even if her mental state is better, her body won't allow her to keep it down. She NEEDED some serious help. She shouldn't have been let out of the hospital.
As for Joongil and Koo Ryeon, *swoon*. My brother ships Koo Ryeon and Joon woong, I don't know why. Show please give us more lee Soo hyuk.

And just like that, I am back to not being able to stand Rowoon's character. He irked me so much in episode 8. Here was I thinking he had grown a little last week.

The episodic nature of the show doesn't really bother me and I don't think that they are trying to simplify the issues portrayed each week. From what I understand, the RM team steps in when the situation is critical but there's obviously a lot of work(long term care) left after the crisis is averted.

I'm trying to understand the logic behind the teleporting because why would they drive to go and save Jun-woong? It's not like there were human beings around them when they found out what Jun-woong was up to. Or did we need our weekly dose PPL?

Does Lee Soo-Hyuk charge too much for his onscreen time? Because I'm trying to understand why be barely got one minute of screen time in episode 7🙄?

I am excited and looking forward to the back story between Ryeon and Joong-Gil. More of that please show

Has the editing been this weird or it just became a little obvious in ep8?

Anyways, time to give us more than a minute of what really happened to Ryeon and Joong-gil.

All the comments said what I feel about the show far better than I could, I'll just say I've been watching the show with a healthy application of the FF button.

I feel like the show should've done the episode about Jun-Woong's best friend/his own backstory in the final episodes to give it more emotional weight. Jun-Woong had some good character growth in the first two weeks, but is now back to being naive and immature as Episode 1. By now, he knows what his job entails and there are rules that need to be followed. Now he's just recklessly breaking them and having temper tantrums with no consequences.

With his friend's story, the work as a grim reaper really weiged on him and he learned that having a light touch goes a long way, with the addition of some things being predestined. (How cute was it that Jun-Woong had been part of his friend's favorite memory before they actually met?) We could've been getting meaningful connections to Ryeon's and Joong-Gil's histories that could've had a big reveal in these midpoint episodes.

Unfortunately, it seems like the drama spent all their budget in the opening week (oops, the key is broken; oh no, your powers aren't working this episode), so now they're going through the "story of the week" in less exciting ways, which makes it feel like it's boring to viewers, thanks to the change in pace.

EP8 is the highlight because mighty fine screen grabbing Lee Soohyuk finally have more than a minute screen time. His screen time is so lacking that everyone is rejoice when EP8 start and end with JoongRyeon. I was bitching about it that LSH is just a cameo, not a second lead after EP7 ngl.

Onto the story. I'm not a fan of them showing Yena eating cakes and bread as if she is all well and fine after her Suic*de attempt. Recovery takes times irl and the way they approach it kinda bug me. I like her talk with Boram and I think that is good but at least try to allude that she is getting help too.

I thought CJW finally have some sense but it seems everything is out of the window in EP8. Anyone can guess that the broker must be hiding between to people who agreed to CS together because crime drama tells us that psycho like that love to watch it happen. Which of course I was right. I'm not sure what the Director have in store for him but can they speed it up cause he grates on my nerves. With not enough Park Joong Gil as a buffer, it is hard to watch the ep with FF it.

I'm still watching since I want that tragic angst backstory between PJG and KR. He killed people but it was Ryeon who was condemned to hell. Seems like PJG gets a better deal despite killing people? I want to know what happen that drove KR to CS and the fact that she doesnt seem that remorseful in hell over it. give me that show

Hello, Beanies! I hope that all of you are having a wonderful day. I understand many of the points brought up by Beanies about the rather quick and simple resolutions to many of the serious issues discussed in this drama. I was also taken aback when Shin Ye-Na takes a small slice of the cake because I know that wasn't realistic. However, I feel that the writers are ending each case on a positive note in order to encourage their audience. Suicide is such a large issue in Korea because of bullying (school and workplace) and the unrealistic expectations that society places on people. I believe that a person watching this drama (who may suffer from depression or have suicidal thoughts) needs to know that there is hope, a light at the end of a very dark tunnel. Again, the execution may not be ideal or realistic, but I believe that the writer's intentions are coming from a good place.

Ep 8 was the hardest to watch yet. Like others, I'm looking for more of the Ryeon-Joongil plotline. One bright spot in this ep: I don't think Mr. Lim picked his nose once. Even with that quirky "habit", I want to know more about him too and why he has to clock out the minute his shift ends. Show gave us these interesting characters, now it needs to flesh out their backstories a whole lot more.

I could not stand how quickly and easily they tied up Ye-Na's eating disorder (ED). Successful recovery from an ED takes therapy and counseling, not pep talks and yummy food! I know a show has limited time to address the complexities of an ED, but there is enough time to briefly show Ye-Na talking to a therapist, or her telling a friend she's attending therapy and it's going well. Anything to communicate recovery requires treatment!