Byutipul Maindeu

It's a good role for award winning actor Jang Hyuk, who always excels at bringing an unusual character to life. The rest of the story could be backdrop for his scenes. That includes the medical stories. I only remember two of the patients' stories that had enough air time to be of any interest. All but a few characters seemed like props, not people. Some of them seemed bizarre because they acted so inconsistently. Incongruous events that came out of the blue and that should have made me cry made me laugh out loud instead. Then, the writer herself turned a dangerous surgery into a comedy! What a confused mess! I wondered whether the series was written for Jang Hyuk. He seems to have all the good lines to say. Or did he make gold out of dross? I kept watching for Jang Hyuk and for his character's story. As muddled as that story was, he made it work. 6 stars.

This is an amazing thing to watch. This series is definitely one of the best medical dramas out there. The main character Lee Yeong-oh is one of the most interesting, most wonderous things to see. Just watching him lights up the screen. You just keep wanting to see him more. He is also accompanied by an equally wonderous character, Gye Jin-seong. Her importance rises at the later episodes of this series. My one and only disappointment is that the series was only 14 episodes. 20 episodes would have definitely satisfied my hunger for more. Yup, the series is just that good. A must watch!!!

" beautiful mind "" The best kdrama i ever watched...

Very engaging and interesting storyline. The main actors were brilliant!

One thing i hate about Kdramas (or many be it's Korean culture?) is when the male actor runs and grabs the arm of the female unnecessarily. It's ridiculous when the other person is 3 meters away and a couple of loud calls would suffice to draw her attention.

Another thing to hate- unrealistic show-off by the protagonist who is supposed to be a professional like a doctor. One would think such people would be mature-sober kind.

I found both these in the 1st episode itself. Add- cartoonish villain who tells his evil plan in open, a police officer who can't detect 'it's murder' even after seeing the car hit a person after changing into reverse gear. All these within 1st 20 minutes. For a show touted as realistic medical drama, it's big letdown.

The female lead is excellent and may as well salvage this.