Neodo Inganini

Not a really big fan of K-Drama but safe to say this drama has come in a promising package wrapped with recent popular movie genre; Science-Fiction. Yet still not leaving the essential romance. Reminds me how actually there is more to Drama than just a Romance. I am one of the audience who look more of Law & Order/Crimes/Family in a Drama. Human needed critical & fresh knowledge in a work of art. Just a personal subjective opinion. However, the character of Artificial Intelligent is also being well played by the main Actor. Hopefully the final episode will be as promising as the initial episodes.

I also have read the unusual reason behind its Title "are you human too?"

As in Dramafever said , It's an artificial intelligence (AI) robot whose ever behavior and emotion is programmed to be 'as if it was human.' But unlike what the android robot was taught, humans can use each other and throw each other away in ways that are inhumane. That's why people experience loneliness even in a crowd."

Furthermore, "Among these people, the android robot is designed to listen to people until the end, help the weak, and comfort the crying. He is a very humane robot living among inhumane people, that raises the question of what it means to be human. We hope that people can have the courage to say to people who betray the ideals of humanity, 'Are you human, too?'"

"So the question is really directed at those people who, despite being born human, nevertheless lack the compassion and behavior associated with humanity." ------dramafever.

Majestic! A very thoughtful story plot and value to come out with!

After 8 years of watching Korean drama, this type of story elements get stale and boring. Yes, robot themed made it interesting at first as I did enjoy the first couple of episodes. It was interesting seeing the robot explore and learn about humans and emotions, but once the story's dilemma started rolling it just became almost unbearable to watch. Way too dragged out and the ending was highly predictable. Also couldn't stand that the real son was very one dimensional.

One of the best kdramas I have ever seen. I do not regret one bit watching this one. Iv always liked Seo Kang Jun and i have always wanted to see him as a lead actor. Now my wish came true and he nailed it with his phenomenal acting. Both the lead actors chemistry is too good. Loved it !!

I watch a lot of KDrama and have for about 6 years. No, this is not "the best KDrama ever" because there are too many excellent series, and there is no such thing as the "best" one for all viewers. This drama is a sweet, charming story-a fantasy that also asks serious questions about what makes a human...human. The lead actors are talented and delightful in their characters; supporting cast is also good, except the villain is so far over the top he becomes a cartoon character for me, and I became bored with him, really ticked when he was too much with us in the finale. Still, despite my wanting to slug the boring bad guy, I did love this series, especially the lead actors, and highly recommend it.

This series makes full use of the premise in a creative and emotionally involving way. I was surprised how the dynamic of the relationships between the humans and the robot became quite complex and interesting. The series starts off with pretty Czech scenery. Then there are some action sequences that are quite okay for a TV show - not cheap feeling. I was irritated at first by the female lead played by Gong Seung-yeon. Her character was not very likeable and irritating at times. But things got better when the romance started - yes a believable romance between a human and a robot. Liked the way they show the humans with flaws and greed and the robot all better than them. Later when the rivalry starts between the human and the robot it gets interesting. The director and actor do a good job of differentiating the human and robot in the later parts. The cast is good. Seo Kang Joon looks the part and acts quite well with the right amount of robot like expression and later more emotional as a human. Lee Joon Hyuk of City Hunter is quite well cast as the loyal assistant. The climax is quite exciting - some series falter towards the end but this one doesn't. The settings are quite attractive and things are nicely filmed. 18 episodes was a bit long. 16 would have sufficed.