Once Again

The storyline keeps you hooked as you'd like to know what happens with the characters. I usually watch kdrama with 16 to 20 episodes, but I got through the 50 episodes and wanted more. You can relate with the story and they were all good actors and actresses. I hated Younseong but that means she's a good actress, I got impatient with Yeokdal and Yeongsuk getting together so I cheated from 34th epeisode to 38th episode hahaha,then went back to see the details. Thanks for this wonderful kdrama.

... but by no means overdone.

There's hardly an element of life that this show doesn't touch on: grief, anger, bitterness, jealousy, fear and love. There is so much love in this show!

All of the characters and story arcs are credible and relatable but the one that resonated the most was the lost sister. The show was made all the better by uniformly spot-on performances.

If there must be one complaint, it would be the out of place giggling. Fortunately, not all the characters had ill-placed giggles.

Watching this series felt like dropping in on good friends. Binge-watching is impossible with 50 episodes but it was so satisfying, dropping in on this gang again, night after night. It'd been a while since I so eagerly looked forward to my viewing time.

You might enjoy dropping in on them, too.

The story is about a local market and concentrates on the family of a chicken shop owner. It is extremely well written and even over 50 episodes it manages to hold your attention all the way through. Credit must go to the actors as the whole cast are believable and you feel invested in their lives and really want the best for all of them. It shows the importance of family but also the ups and downs that happen in all relationships. If you want to go on a feel good journey with laugh out loud moments coupled with heartbreak this series is highly recommended.

It's an amazing achievement that so much of this show is enjoyable, laugh out loud funny and genuinely touching and the characters are so real and likeable. This family drama centers around a family with a son and three daughters who all get divorced. The various reasons for divorce are carefully portrayed: financial (the stuntman), personality differences (the doctor), infidelity (the stewardess and the youngest child). An outstanding aspect is the 2 mothers of the families who are often hilarious both in their relationship with each other and their children is acutely observed. Liked the contrasting personalities of the 2 younger daughters, the blunt doctor and the sweet youngest daughter. Long but well written story arc about 2 siblings separated and lost to each other in child hood. The romances are very fun to watch and the viewer really can root for them. The romance of the dentist and the youngest daughter is really cute and charming. The stewardess and the judo athlete is and touching too. The problems of 2 doctors is quite moving and real. Each element is nicely handled with the resolutions to the issues satisfying and plausible. Interesting surprise villain offensive and lacking conscience. Very realistic portrayal of borrower and lender perspectives. The humor is varied and farcical at times. The acting is terrific from the ensemble cast. Lee Min Jung handles the role of the doctor daughter well as a woman high on IQ but low on EQ. Her husband played by Lee Sang Yeob really gets the viewer's sympathy. Lee Sang Yi is charming as the dentist brother a funny and realistic brother relationship. Oh Yoon Ah is also very touching as the stewardess. Lee Cho Hee is endearing as the youngest daughter. Parasite fans will recognize Lee Jong Eun as the cute and fiesty long lost sister. Highly recommended.

You'll laugh, you'll cry, but such a heartwarming series. All of the cast are perfect. It may be a long series but give it a go. You won't be disappointed.