Genre: Romance, Comedy, Time
Travel
Episodes: 16
Broadcast period: 2012-Feb to
2012-Mar
Cast: Yoo Seung Ho, Park
Eun Bin, Go Kyung Pyo, Kim Ye Won, Lee Hyun Jin and Park Young Seo.
Kang Baek Ho (Yoo
Seung Ho) was once a baseball player with a lot of ambition. Now, due to things
happening in his past, he is working as an office employee. His life is quite
normal until he one day the love of his life and childhood friend Ham Yi Seul
(Park Eun Bin) is to get married. Even after spending all his life close to
her, he has never been able to tell her or confess his feelings. After her
watches her getting married, he stumbles upon a love letter Yi Seul had written
to him in middle school. Heartbroken over his own coward-ness, he is greeted by
a man claiming to be a ‘Conductor of Time’. He gives Baek Ho a second chance:
to let him go back in time and fix his relationship with Yi Seul – and confess
his feelings. But people don’t change so quickly: will Beak Ho be able to
correct his past, and finally covey his feelings towars Yi Seul?
When I was watching it
I was very hesitant as I am a huge Operation Daisakusen fan, but to be honest
this really is a good drama. From what I remember of the Japanese drama Yamapi
goes back to time and fixes points in the past – but doesn’t really do much (except
for having Aragaki fall for him more) to the time stream. The thing that I
really liked about this drama was the alternation of the time stream, meaning
that whatever he does in the past does not only affect him and the female, but
everyone else around them – which is the butterfly effect.
The characters are
pretty original, though some of them remind me of the characters from the
Japanese one – except Yoo Seung Ho, who managed to make this character his very
own, and that is really a tough job to do.
I’ll stop talking now.
Summing it up: a good remake with a good story and cast.
☆☆☆☆/ 4 out of 5 stars
♥♥♥♥½ / 4½ out of 5
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