He Is Psychometric

Well i usually listens to MR good enough/not good enough because hes normally spot on but not this time, very good series average acting but the writing more than makes of for that, Kim Da-Som steals the show in her smaller role very good job by her not sure if she's ever got a lead role but she deserves one.

I really did like this show, however I will probably not watch it again. I was quite fixated on the supporting cast, namely the older brother and his potential love interest. If you've seen the show you'll know how all that went down, and to me although it was quite realistic, it hurt and I didn't like it.

The show was really good though, with talented actors and a compelling storyline that kept me hooked to the end.

Based on the summary and poster, I was expecting like a goofy comic-book knock-off slice of life type of show. Instead I got a complex, well written plot with some fantastic acting! While all the actors were unknown to me, they all really brought their a-game, and everyone did a really great job. I was kept guessing until the very end, and all the plot points and pacing were well done and executed perfectly. Accompanied by a haunting score along with some cute contemporary songs, the atmosphere was perfectly balanced and suited the story line. This was made before the Memorist, but had similar themes. I like them both a lot, so if you liked that show I feel you would enjoy this one as well.

True that the cast is newbie and unknown but these actors are gems and breathe life into their characters. Each character has been given a back story and a purpose which tackles is usual rife with secondary characters. The lead actor is amazing and funny, he adds little thoughtful nuances to make his character unique. The lead actress is gorgeous and talented. Dasom is amazing for a singer-turned-actress and let's not forget about my new oppa, the brooding and mysterious KIm Kwon who at first looks so much like Lee Jong Suk but eventually you make a spot for him and him alone in your heart. I wish more people knew about this, watched this and gave this drama the recognition it deserves. I loved that the plot doesn't let logic die to make the story.

I've seen this series twice, once some time ago and just recently because it's leaving Amazon and I'd forgotten most of the plot.

This is an excellent Kromcom with good directing, plot, script and actors. Emotions range from funny to very tense, since it's about a series of grizzly murders.

Some of the scenes are blurred so they're not too nasty (for example, in one scene they blurred a bloody knife, and in another blurred three corpses). Yet paradoxically in other scenes they show decayed corpses and blood in full detail, so go figure. They did have far too much boogar-picking. I mean seriously... ick! Just not funny.

It's got one of the best plot lines I've seen for a while. Overall a well-done series. Don't go in expecting a murder mystery because that's not really what it's about. It's more about criminal psychology, which makes it all the more interesting.