[Discussion] Two Weeks

Second ep. was good too. And with it we can announce intro period of this drama finished. Its really quick bc mostly intro can take up 1/3 of drama. I like this tempo and way how story is told. Clean, sharp details, nice scenes setting up emotional base and explaining characters reasons to be who they are. So, after first 2 episodes we are in staring point of two week time. Two weeks = 14 days and we are left with 14 episodes. I wonder does they do 1 ep=1 day or not.....?? We can see it with next two episodes what air in starting week. We know all what happened and why, nothing was hidden from us....so, this is next thing what makes me curious - how they make him solve this so that it is captivating for us to watch?

Loving Lee Jun Ki in this role! An interesting plot indeed. Yay for him picking interesting roles! :)

Going great so far, Lee Jun Ki does not disappoint!

Lee Jun Ki♥ I hope that girl doesn't die :(

i love the how the story is fast pace.... and SJR is here too.. i love them both....

ylisse wrote:
**Though there is a high chance that he is already, still I hope Jang Tae San will not be framed again with his friend's death. **

I think he will be, unfortunately.

I really am liking this show a whole lot. It's super suspenseful. I was literally sitting at the edge of my seat. I was so focused on how he's going to get out of the situations that he gets in, I didn't notice that I was leaning towards my tv!

The characters of the show are really interesting and it's the motivation for their thoughts and actions that make them good characters.

Spoiler: So far Tae-San and Prosecutor Park Jae-Kyung are the ones with the most interesting history. Although the detectives whole black and white view of life really makes me mad, I can see where he's coming from. We, as the audience, know more than he does, so it's logical to see him as guilty. Same with Prosecutor Jae-Kyung and Seo In-Hye. No one's on Tae-San's side just yet because they believe he committed the crime. I understand all this, but it still makes me frustrated. Makes for good drama though, doesn't it?

The ratings aren't too hot, but the show really is good. Just another example of how the ratings don't reflect on how good a show really is.

This drama is different and quite likeable. If Jun Ki keeps accepting these roles, I am sure he will grow a lot as an actor.

ricky wrote: The characters of the show are really interesting and it's the motivation for their thoughts and actions that make them good characters.

I agree. The melodramatic touch was very convincing because the character motivations make sense. It has a very tight writing, I am still hooked on this drama just like I was on the beginning.

** Since Prosecutor Jae Kyung know the reasons of Jang Tae San's escape, In Hye and his relationship to Detective Im as well as Soo Jin's condition , I somehow feel I like Jang Tae San needs to be captured now and stop running.**