Title: My Little Baby
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Episodes: 16
Broadcast period: 2016-Mar to 2016-Apr
Cast: Oh Ji Ho, Lee Soo Kyung,
Kim Min Jae and Nam Ji Hyun.
Cha Jung Han (Oh Ji Ho) is a capable police detective known for his
abilities to catch criminals in a very short period of time. Liked and respected
by his fellow colleagues and known to be against marriage and children,
believing a man ‘has-lost-his-balls” when he chooses family over work or
friends.
Everything changes when his sister and brother-in-law pass away in a car
accident, leaving him his baby niece under his care. As a complete newbie in the ‘baby-section’
Jung Han has no idea how to take care of the child, so he decides to live with
his friend Yoon Min (Kim Min Jae) who owns a café close by, to help him. At
first he believes that the child caring is the biggest problem, until he greets
his neighbor who is no other than his former colleague Jo Ji Young (Jung Soo
Young), whom he had a bit of (severe) disagreement with. Ji Young is the
neighborhood society leader, meaning she is the one that runs the community
around the neighborhood, and she will do anything to make him move, making life
hell for Jung Han.
At the same time Jung Han is getting annoyed at his upstairs neighbor
only to find out it is his first love Han Ye Seul (Lee Soo Kyung) who now is
married and has child on her own. How will
things turn out?
Okay, so when I read
about this I wasn’t really expecting this: I was kind of expecting a cute
family bonding drama, but instead got a melodramatic-ahjumma-fighting comedy
with a hint of romance. As an overall drama it is kind of funny and quite
interesting, it just doesn’t hide the fact that it’s low-budget. Don’t get me
wrong, there are a lot of low-budget great dramas, but this one just loses a
lot with where it has been cut. I’m talking about the backstories and the
flashbacks. They could have been used a bit better, and the entire feud should
have been shorter… I mean 14 episodes is way too long, even if one episode is
30 min.
The cast did an okay
job; kind of surprised Oh Ji Ho took another cop character after Cheo Yong but
I guess it suits him.
To sum up: a funny
comedy with a bit of romance and family (sort of).
☆☆☆ /
3 out of 5 stars
♥♥♥ / 3 out of 5 hearts
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