Doctor Slump

Damn,Shin-Hye Park - She made me cry everytime she cried without fails, What an actress that absolutely conducts all the emotion she feels towards the viewers. First four episode lays the foundation pretty well and there is always a melancholy back of my mind when i watch each episode as if i am part of their lives. I always admired Korean shows for the power they have to take us through the roller coaster ride on emotions and this was no different. This is a show i would watch over and and over again for the love chemistry the lead pair shares. PS: Shin-Hye Park acting made me watch all the shows and movies she is in.

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 .

OK. So this series has to be described in more than one way. As a medical drama it is so so. As a romantic drama it is better but not perfect. But when it Comes to the chemistry between the two main characters this drama has one of the most amazing one out of all K-dramas I watched. The chemistry is palpable and the attraction between the leads is constantly steaming. If you Ask me this makes watching this series worthwhile. Don't misunderstand, I liked this drama, I really did. It's just not the best drama I've ever watched. But the tension between the two main leads does the trick and takes this series to another level!

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.