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I Do, I Do Episode 3
Tae-kang will have to put his money where his mouth is with the knowledge that working under Ji-an?s heel might be his sole shot at making it in the shoe design industry. Tensions run high as the pair constantly bombards each other in the workplace. How long will he last before he gets booted?
- Aired: June 06, 2012
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I swear if it wasn't for Lee Jang Woo...
I think this might be the last drama with Kim Sun Ah I ever watch.
I think this might be the last drama with Kim Sun Ah I ever watch.
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The last 2 eps were not that funny and kind of boring. I actually found myself laughing quite a bit in this one though. Lee Jang Woo is a great actor but his character is just not meshing well with Kim Sun Ah. I dont see chemistry. Maybe its because hes ALOT younger than her? Anyways this episode was saved because it featured the Dr. a lot. Maybe thats why i enjoyed it so much.
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While watching this episode I did question why I was watching it because I admit it was a little on the boring side..but for now I am going to write this off as a beginning of the drama slump, because let's face it most avid drama watchers are all waiting for juicy stuff and while we all have to hash through the first few introductory episodes that are setting up the plot lines.
so basically episode four is really going to need to start picking up plot-wise in order to keep me interested.
I will say the one saving grace for this particular episode was the Doctor he is just so fun to watch and the chemistry between him and Kim Sun Ah's character is just great!
Sadly lack of chemistry with the main lead is going to make me hopelessly root for the second lead. -_- and we all know that never works out.
so basically episode four is really going to need to start picking up plot-wise in order to keep me interested.
I will say the one saving grace for this particular episode was the Doctor he is just so fun to watch and the chemistry between him and Kim Sun Ah's character is just great!
Sadly lack of chemistry with the main lead is going to make me hopelessly root for the second lead. -_- and we all know that never works out.
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I love the Doc; he's petty, knows how to make people laugh, and he's the best medicine to Hang Ji An's frigid exterior. Ji An is still pretty much bad ass, and boy does she command respect in her company! Our adorable lead sadly has to go through some good ol' newbie bullying; but I love how he takes everything with a smile, forever aiming to please.
I really like where this story is heading, and I cannot wait for the 4th episode subs to come out. The ending of this episode put a big goofy smile on my face; definitely gonna suffer from second lead syndrome >
I really like where this story is heading, and I cannot wait for the 4th episode subs to come out. The ending of this episode put a big goofy smile on my face; definitely gonna suffer from second lead syndrome >
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I did not feel that it held the excitement of the last two episodes. I felt like "Why am I watching this?" constantly. I even fell asleep a couple of times. Believe me, if its interesting, I will not fall asleep. I've marathon watched too many dramas to know that is a fact. I am becoming confused with the blind date/younger guy interest. Usually these story lines bore me which might explain why I fell asleep when I did. This was not a great episode. Here's hoping episode 4 picks up!
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I thought this episode was rather boring. There were too many unnecessary screen-time for unnecessary characters.
I don't have much problem with the male lead, but I find he abuses his role quite a few times. He exaggerates a lot of his comedic reactions, and it can become silly. He doesn't seem very comfortable in his character. I like how he acts like a scammer which fits his role, but his expressions can do a little more work. They seem rather forced and unnatural.
Kim Sun Ah is great as usual. I love her, but her character isn't very interesting. She always seems grumpy. Instead of those futile supporting casts, maybe, develop her a little more? I know there has only been 3 episodes, but keep in mind that there are 16 episodes in total.
The storyline and character development seem all over the chart.
I don't have much problem with the male lead, but I find he abuses his role quite a few times. He exaggerates a lot of his comedic reactions, and it can become silly. He doesn't seem very comfortable in his character. I like how he acts like a scammer which fits his role, but his expressions can do a little more work. They seem rather forced and unnatural.
Kim Sun Ah is great as usual. I love her, but her character isn't very interesting. She always seems grumpy. Instead of those futile supporting casts, maybe, develop her a little more? I know there has only been 3 episodes, but keep in mind that there are 16 episodes in total.
The storyline and character development seem all over the chart.
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