Ukssi Namjeonggi

The first episode was over the top but I am glad I continued watching. I find the series to be in general very well done in portraying the struggles of employees in their workplace and their love and support for each other which helped them maintain their pride and dignity and rise above challenges.

I wasn't sure i'd like this show, after a good first episode and a few awkward next ones, it came together quite nicely into a funny and enjoyable show. All the husbands confused me as to who was who, but in the end i think i figured it out and it came to a great ending, even for the little kid. I just wish Yoon Shi-Yoon had more than one scene in the final episode, because i REALLY love that guy and he would have had added a lot more comedy and fun to the show if he was introduced even half way through somehow.

Watch it the whole way through, it's a good adventure with great comedy, corporate espionage and eye candy!

Many amusing moments and great characters. Frustrating in that it implies Korea has no patent, trademark, copyright, or contract law. The male is a bit too spineless at the beginning but comes around, while the leading lady defines tough and smart. The antagonist is an awful person and brings you to really root for the heroes.

This zany comedy made me burst out laughing with each episode because the sound effects are truly unique (to me, at least. I've never seen a show with such funny sounds before). The acting is fantastic. The plot is convoluted to the point of being a farce, but that's the idea of a comedy, right? Definitely worth watching.

At the time of writing the other two reviews seem spot on. A 'cock-a-doodle-do' was particularly brilliantly placed :D But the thing I did not expect was the commentary on the workplace. It was pretty explicit, but I think they managed to bring up the topics without them overwhelming the general lightness of the show (though at least one bit might trouble you as it did me). Topics like temporary workers, sexual harrassment, bribery, cronyism and the basic need for work. The fun bits are fun though, and it's great to root for the goodies :)