In fact, you are right- the bio dad is not needed to prove that the baby is not their client's child. All you need is a cheek swab from the baby and another from their client. Hiding the bio-dad does nothing as far as evidence but everything as far as public relations.

The combination of that plus evidence that the father could not have struck the mother in the fashion she claimed (which will require expert testimony from an appropriate specialist who will need to examine the husband first) would completely reverse the situation.

Thank you, @lovepark, for the weecap! I like it that Sung-han is really smart to be able to piece the little bits of information he and his staff gathers. I hope the foreigner wife issue is resolved, lest it be another issue of racism.

+1 for Gogh’s starry night too

But I really enjoyed The Secret Life of My Secretary (fish cult, face blindness and all :D) he was very cute with Jin ki joo there

Almost all of them, but True Beauty and Fight For My Way te my go to comfort watches- I've watched them both so many times when I'm in the mood for cute romance and good laughs!

You'll have to keep us updated on how you're finding it as you work through your list!!

yeah, i don't get it either why they have to hide the biological father... isn't it easier to have a divorce that way? or is it because they want to paint the wife as having unblemished reputation and purely pin the divorce on the hot-headedness of the husband?

They will be different each incarnation.

I think Korea is ignoring series not on Netflix adored by those abroad. Pity. If you notice a lot of English language new Facebook is often posting Netflix show news and not ones you might be able to watch KBS cable or Viki. I would think the Korean Korean news is also freely publicizing the Netflix. I saw missing the other side and irritated the second season is Netflix. I think the Netflix stuff is too Americanized however for those American’s who love Kdrama’s like myself some of the evil conglomerate stuff and sadistic MIL stuff like Beautiful Love Wonderful Life is just too much and won’t be followed as happily. That was not wonderful. The entire reason people outside Korea like Kdrama’s is they are not American. We want to get away from our politics and indoctrination of issues of the day. The formula is great why messing with it. Japan okay but sometimes the story goes disturbing. Your House is My Business Season 1 Great Season 2 did they hire an American they got preachy and issuey. Time Taxi great. China great when they go historical or multiple realms in the afterlife. Love and Destiny. Ruyi’s Love.. The other thing Kdrama doing driving me nuts is product placement. That pink moisturizing stick, vacuums, the massage chair, subway, coffee brands and machines, ginseng, chicken restaurant and coffee franchises… it’s excessive and completely stops the story. It’s supposed to be off to the side so you get the audience to recognize the brand. Not mini infomercials.

Also leaves time to put into play other people’s solo stories. They will just make a movie off an individual or two’s story in that in between time. Star Wars does the same.

Very common in Kdrama’s to declare love than leave for years to focus on work or study, sometimes the country and sometimes the military and sometimes go to a place of nothing. Flower Boy Next Door, I’m Not a Robot, Goblin… The reason for the low birth rate. People settle down in their mid 30’s. Take Five Enough. Tae Min and Jin Joo could not marry until she set up a business and was successful. Why? He was teaching, she worked and was a well off daughter with ‘new money’. But no all must succeed with work. 28 get married already.

The middle was goofy. I admit. But overall I liked it. I think the point was the couple selfishness caused the deaths of thousands and upheaval in the country. There is a saying that a person must have save the country in a past life if they have good things happen. I suppose this shows when you don’t save the country. The doctor did more evil in killing the guy and herself in her past life. On one hand the CEO could be seen as a victim of her. How on earth does the media not notice so many participants in a drug trial die? If Kokdu is a god why do laws about murder apply to him as they do humans? Isn’t that his purpose? While I hated SIL I loved the couple of her with the brother cop. And the coffee shop couple. I think the actor playing different people did a great job. I think it would have made more sense to see them both reborn and happy in future. Loved seeing all the Five Enough cast in this. So I would have rather had a Hotel Del Luna ending than a Goblin ending that happened. Though I loved Goblin. At least not a Black Knight ending. I wish the god helpers had a more enjoyable time for longer. If he isn’t dead how could she be left money? The scene in the office when Kokdu was stabbed with the hairpin she went off on the CEO in a way I did not completely understand. I was expecting her past life to have more explanation. Was it just that she moved on the path and Kokdu didn’t? Did she spend time in heck and then get reborn? Why were the godhelpers for Kokdu chosen. I was expecting to see their pasts as well, especially with the kiss. Why was the CEO born into such good life after his past? Cause he was a murder victim? Is teleporting a crime in Korea?