Doctors

Lets address the elephant in he room first. In the series. Rae-won Kim is sid to be 9 years older than. Park Shin-Hye (though he look solder) and he first tries to date her at school whilst being her teacher! Not acceptable,

I didn't feel much chemistry between them - though Park Shin-Hye did her best, ass usual (including the action scenes).

The supporting actors were ok and did their bit. The overall story was rather boring but the individual stories were good, if a bit gory for family viewing.

Park Shin-Hye had great outfits and the music and production was well done. Just not sure who this was aimed at.

Perfect balance between drama ,love and sacrifice. It showed the real life of doctors and there struggles ,they get sick , hungry , sleepy , angry and sad .

Didn't like it much sometimes too boring too flat but the acting music is good. Humor sometimes is good back characters somehow fun even tho I didn't believe they are actual doctors. The first 4 episodes was hard to watch but from episode 5 things got pretty interesting. Didn't like the main plot when he got interested in her when she was minor and vulnerable. I liked her friend more personally he was interesting but fade really quick. I think this kdrama is pretty watchable and there's good medicines parts but sometimes too soapy not realistic. I didn't like male lead but everyone's acting in the kdrama the only thing that is flawless.

The series revolves around a hospital neurology department and involves the stories of the doctors and patients who attend. The two leads of the series are both doctors with an unresolved past and their tentative steps into a relationship are believable and engaging. The stories are often heartbreaking but also heart warming as death, despair and the jubilation of a successful surgery bring a warmth to viewing. A well written and well acted series which is well worth a viewing.

This isn't one of the best kdramas, but it has two likeable stars and they keep you watching.

The first half of the series focuses very much on the love affair between those two stars, with various obstacle needing to be overcome. If you like a good romance it is likely that this will offer sufficient traction to get you engaged.

As we enter the second half, the core relationship has reached a kind of equilibrium and thus offers less dramatic impetus. So the focus shifts away somewhat to other plot strands, most particularly some hospital management shenanigans. Unfortunately this transition is a little grudging, much time still being dedicated to the central couple, meaning that the drama from those other plot strands can be a little undercooked.

But still, if you like the central couple you will want to keep watching.