Hasta que el cielo nos reúna

Heaven is dull; and eventually, so is this show. While I did like it for the first 2/3's, l tolerated it until the end. First, however, let me say the leads were very good, and the female first lead was excellent (note: if you get to the end, you may like her plug). People wander around flower gardens, do Pilates and tossing balls like a parent throws to a 7 year old. Big whoop. The big TV show has all the suds of "Queen for a Day" (look it up). The plot mostly involves a meandering journey of soul purification, with the only spice coming from some dogs. There is a romantic triangle, but it resolves itself in the way you might expect would happen in heaven. If I were one of the Marx Brothers, I might seriously contemplate a more interesting eternity in hell.

I can't believe I'm saying this but the scripts by this screenwriter is the art of craftsmanship and integrity at its very best. All laughters and crying are intertwined with twist and turns of emotions. They are all interrelated based on past experiences of every character. The story unfolds slowly and meticulously leaving no doubts or questionable aspects of the characters. Also love how our pets go to heaven and become human whilst retaining their gestures, manners and characteristics. Always fun to see them around.

Thank you for such an uplifting sensation after watching. Love every plot of it ^_^

It's a show that everyone should watch, especially when walking through the fog of hardship.

The story uses fate as its compass, guiding the characters through a winding path of events.

It reminds us that fate, more profound than blood, is like an invisible thread weaving lives together - and our journey is shaped not by certainty, but by choice.

Here, fate isn't a stroke of luck, but a sacred bond silently pulling two people toward each other.

As much as I hesitate to say it, this series might strike a deeper chord after you've walked through a few chapters of life yourself.

Though the storyline isn't particularly fast-moving, it's the kind of tale that rewards those who wait with patience.

I'm out of tissues thanks to this show. Unique and imaginative the show manages to tell multiple stories all tied together beautifully.

The emotional moments tug at your heart string, the happy moments always have this little hint of sadness to them that make them hit a bit harder.

I do like that it doesn't push piety or a specific beliefs down the viewer's throat. Instead the only thing that matters is, in the words of bill & ted, to be excellent to each other.

I am removing a few stars however because of the Som-i's subplot. Not only was it unnecessary and made it look like Nak-joon, the devoted husband, was cheating. But there was no set-up for it. She was literally the only one in heaven like that so... why? Just to have a "twist" or mystery in the show? It honestly would have done so much better without her.

Overall though a beautiful show with a unique take on things. Well worth the watch.

The whole series is a really interesting idea, and had some great comedy moments, but they could feel a bit childish at times which detracted from the story.

The take on pets in heaven was very interesting and the early episodes had me in tears over this! Honestly, think the series is worth watching pruely for some of these early scenes.

But i don't think the series needed to be as long as it was, as dragged at times, and even though the acting is brilliant, i didn't enjoy the So-Mi storyline as much as i should have, felt they could have done this arc better.

Overall i recommend watching, nice chill series and i enjoyed it. Actors are great, they interact perfectly, and i've never wanted to eat real Korean food as much as i have watching this show.