Finished the show. Overall it was very good - 8/10.
The court cases are very silly and fun. I can only imagine that most of them are as ridiculous in korean law as they would be in most other countries, especially in concerns to investigation and research.
But I don't think the show intended to take that part too seriously and if at all, it had a positive effect on my viewing experience.
As I mentioned before, all the characters are likeable, which is imho the biggest selling point of the show.
I think they went a bit soft on Woo Young-Woo's autistic trades toward the end. But I am not too familiar with autism so I can only see this as an entertainment point-of-view.
What I could've done without was the whole storyline with her father. They should've taken this either a lot more serious or finished this one up in an early episode and moved on.
by piraterepublic posted 1 month ago
im good with either, but prefer dubbed if done very well.
by WilliamDrakeMcGregor posted 1 month ago
piraterepublic wrote:
was it dubbed well or are you on subtitles?
Subtitles :)
I generally try to avoid dubbed versions since I've seen too many times how much can get lost during translation.
by piraterepublic posted 1 month ago
was it dubbed well or are you on subtitles?
by WilliamDrakeMcGregor posted 1 month ago
I was impressed by the lead actress from The Wonderfools and wanted to check out other projects from her. This here is the first one I gave a go and already hit the jackpot.
The premise is similar to The Good Doctor only in a law firm instead of a hospital.
The characters are all likeable. The story is good and the dramatic parts pack a good punch at times.
It has also a decent amount of humour and the romance stuff is just enough not to make me wanna stop watching :)
Currently at 6 episodes and 10 more to go (only 1 season unfortunately). So far every second was worth it.
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The court cases are very silly and fun. I can only imagine that most of them are as ridiculous in korean law as they would be in most other countries, especially in concerns to investigation and research.
But I don't think the show intended to take that part too seriously and if at all, it had a positive effect on my viewing experience.
As I mentioned before, all the characters are likeable, which is imho the biggest selling point of the show.
I think they went a bit soft on Woo Young-Woo's autistic trades toward the end. But I am not too familiar with autism so I can only see this as an entertainment point-of-view.
What I could've done without was the whole storyline with her father. They should've taken this either a lot more serious or finished this one up in an early episode and moved on.
Subtitles :)
I generally try to avoid dubbed versions since I've seen too many times how much can get lost during translation.
The premise is similar to The Good Doctor only in a law firm instead of a hospital.
The characters are all likeable. The story is good and the dramatic parts pack a good punch at times.
It has also a decent amount of humour and the romance stuff is just enough not to make me wanna stop watching :)
Currently at 6 episodes and 10 more to go (only 1 season unfortunately). So far every second was worth it.