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...and even educational if u want to learn about medical terms. Loved it!

The girl is a gem, the male is ok, but both likeable. Many predictable cheesy moments like female lead unnecessarily spending time with second male lead, but not irritating enough. The male's mother acted superb towards the end. I liked the final 4-5 episodes where it's unhindered romance galore, like two husband-wife who met years later and reenact their old love- dine, feed, relax in the countryside, babysit, talk making own baby, tease the partner sexually.

The medical surgery scenes were realistic, with a lot of blood and gore, so my mom found it disturbing. Some sexually explicit scenes like the male touching the female's breast with a stethoscope-- super funny, but noteworthy. A lot of poignant moments.

If the chemistry was better/realistic in the final episodes, i would give it 9+/10.

Genre: medical, romance, divorce, restart, redemption, love triangle, single mom, educational, student, gore.

Choi ultimately becomes the male lead. He is well-deserved of the role for his handsome look, temperament and acting skill. His smile is so enchanting.

Female lead is not so attractive in appearance, but acting skill is ok. Her effort to become a doctor is very encouraging to woman viewers. From divorce to re-marriage, the lead couple's relations grows as they work together in Emergency Unit.

The content of the story is rich enough. Romance comes along with medical cases.

The most memorable scene is in an occasion the two are taking care of her sister's baby. They feed him with formula, bathing, playing with the baby. It is to me more romantic than kissing scene.

Definitely one of my favourite mdical drama.

This series has a roller coaster of emotions: laughing, crying and commiserating with the situation. One of the funniest scenes was episode 4.

Scenes included falling out of love, working with your spouse or ex-spouse, falling in love, loving someone who doesn't feel the same way, and waiting for the one you love.

Based with a dedicated chief who cares about them and their patients the interns navigate their caseloads daily and remain close knit outside of work.

Everyone was casted so well! The main theme, divorce, explored opinions, realities and social dynamics of the repercussions of that choice.

Excellent workplace style, dedication and heartfelt romance. At the end of the day it's how you deal with it all. The soundtrack was really one main song.

It's been 9 years...maybe a series 2?

The show is good from the beginning itself. But it could have been lot better. The writers were trying to add those old cheesy moments through out. I lost count how many times the phone rang when somebody was about to reveal something. It was so frustrating. Also the last two episodes was really unnecessary. They should have wrapped it up in the 19th episode itself. Overall the show is good. A mix of Romance, comedy, busy life of doctors in the ER. Both leads are great.

Jin-Hee (Song Ji-Hyo) led a satisfying life as a dietitian. She then met medical school student Chang-Min (Choi Jin-Hyuk). Despite his wealthy family's strong opposition, Jin-Hee and Chang-Min decided to get married. Chang-Min's family is full of doctors. Chang-Min though gave up his medical internship and began working as a pharmaceutical salesman. Their marriage life was not happy. Chang-Min's family looked down on Jin-Hee and even Chang-Min seemed to change. Chang-Min began to think terribly of Jin-Hee and they finally divorced. After their divorce, Jin-Hee became a medical student and now works as an intern. Chang-Min also graduated from medical school and begins to work as an intern. One day, they meet in the emergency room for a hospital where they will both work together.