Hi @GB we are back to tuning in at 10: am on the Eastern Seaboard.

Dog has been walked, todays two episodes of Pursuit of Jade have been watched, last coffee has been downed.

I am prewatching — see you on 40 minutes!

Hi here

Hi @WE, do you know when you will have a change in Daylight Savings time?

Started @IB … Dong Ho is worried and In Ah is sad.

Hi GB and IF.

We start after the amnesia crisis of previous ep.

Unfortunately DH and his ‘father’ had a fight in front of a bunch of guys.

Now it’s time for the car video to prove that there was someone else on the scene.

Or rather, night of 28 to 29.
So I’ll be previous time for the rewatch of this day.

Well @WE, as long as you know when is when!!!

@IB this was one of the saddest romances I’ve ever come across. Even sadder than if one of the pair had died. Where there is life there is hope but how if the one alive cannot remember his beloved? Will he be able to make new memories only to lose them just as quickly?

I like how DH speaks with so much confidence that JW would definitely come.

Furry hyung is cute in a bear-y way LOL.

It’s a nice cliche this time @WE!

Dong Ho has an epiphany about what being an attorney is really about!

Touching, heart-tugging scene. Boss Joo Il says bye-bye…

the concept of justice in the legal system.

The word ‘paladin’ came to mind…@GB, I really liked the re-definition of the relationship between attorney and client as central to

When the beep started at Boss seok’s bedside I sat up and said “WE!”
A cliche is an over-used trick, so how can this one be overused, funny enough to make me laugh but still be affecting? It is the music!

@WE, I only liked the first few episodes of What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim. I some how did not like the romance.

@IF, every advice about writing is “avoid clichés”, but I think not. A cliché is a way to communicate immediatly with audience, it creates instant link. I know it after proofreading of my script, and when a scene has a cliché, it’s often fun to read. But to be better, it needs to modify a bit the cliché, subvert expectation. However, some clichés can’t be modified and are just better in their raw formula: for example, someone cover a loved one with a blanket.

@WE, I agree.

oops, the screen is hanging..I may be 5 minutes behind too…

LOL Gyu Man is all by himself eating and recalls that JW says he has no one around him.

I thought GM’s sister had already gone and come back from overseas. But she’s now being sent away.

Oh dear the number of electronic devices Gyu Man destroys.

Seo Beom! ‘I did it because I wanted to live’ He tries to escape but he is trapped.

It made me laugh when Gyu Manm futilely stomped on his own laptop.

I didnt put that together — when JW told GYuMan more than once that all of his sins would be revealed to everyone, he really meant REVEALED TO EVERYONE on the news projected on giant outdoor building screen displays.

Sweater Dad was right to finally send the daughter away.

@IB @WE, I missed the kiss scene because I fell asleep! Am rewatching it now.

Yes that kiss scene was rather too little and so late. And that’s the only one we get I think!!! Yes it looked awkward too when they only show us a distant back view… more to show us the tree.

Bye @IB!

Awesome ending! Many quick scenes chaining with high hitting power until last one, In Ah entering resto room of Il Ho and claming “Im the prosecutor” !!

Yes there are lots of sorts of tacos, but I like fish tacos (soft tacos not hard shell) which dont have the sorts of trimmings you might expect — theyre more fresh — I will put fresh thinly sliced veg, some rice, the swiftly cooked fish, seasonings, a tiny bit of cheese for binder — the soft tacos are pretoasted a little, then stuffed, then micro’ed swiftly — eaten with hot sauce and with sour cream on the side.

ooh that was a lot to write for a little nothing.