The Problematic of the Unproblematic

SHUK:  So, the cat’s outta the bag, and our Cutie Couple realize that they both went back in time. So, now what?  I think Teamwork Makes The DreamWork, and I am expecting some massive cooperation to bring down all those annoying obstacles that obstructed them the first time around. Trotwood:I'm in favor of this. I cannot understand why more shows don't make the main couple a team. There are SO MANY possible problems couples can fight together that it frustrates me that show writers don't seem to be able to do anything but base tension on tension between a couple instead of the forces out to maybe . . . kill them. EPISODE 7 Now that they are aware of the time skip, there is a frank conversation between them. Boss now knows that Ji-won must navigate through all the problems in her previous life, including her marriage, her cancer, and her murder. Boss didn’t understand previously that the inevitable must be addressed; after all, a lot of what happened to her didn’t affect him

SHUK: We were left with a bit of cliffhanger last episode, with a collapsed Hottie. Please don’t turn this into a clone of Winter Sonata, Show! Trotwood: I love how drama watching has conditioned us to see somewhnat faint and we immediately think "terminal illness" EPISODE 6 We get a bit of extended convo between our CP. Boss wonders why Ji-won is rubbing her stomach as they walk towards her place. She mentions she is have a stomach ailment. Ji-hyuk focuses on the word “stomach”. Of course he would, since we all now know that he remembers their past life. However, this is the point where he ends up slumped in her arms. Wait! What? I read the webcomic, and I was still surprised at this. She urgently calls out to him while struggle with his weight (and height), but he is unresponsive. I'm glad to see this struggle. I've seen too many shows where people carry someone or are supposed to, and I know for a fact there is no way they could manage it. The the BTS shows how out