“My Father is Strange” ~ Strange Good or Bad?

[cmoneyspinner]

I'm curious to see how the drama will address these issues and explore the father's journey to seek justice.

I also want to see if he can clear his name and live as himself again. If you change your name, that's one thing. But if you have to HIDE using someone else's identity, then you spend your life looking over your shoulder with angst hoping nobody knows. That's the pits!

 

[cmoneyspinner]

52 episodes? Ugh, I wish I had that kind of time! Maybe I can catch it in snippets while I'm commuting or doing chores.

I used to think 50 episodes was a lot. Then I found those soap-opera-type K-dramas with 100 episodes. Fortunately, the episodes were about half an hour. So I created a block of time during my day to watch an episode for a half-hour to an hour. Some of the characters start to grow on you. You want to know if they're going to be OK. LOL.

 

[cmoneyspinner]

The mention of Kim Young-Chul's previous role in "The Princess' Man" is intriguing. His ability to portray both villainous and sympathetic characters is impressive. I wonder how his experience in historical dramas will influence his performance in this contemporary drama.

If I'm being honest, in historical dramas his characters are much more impressive. But to see him take on the role of a kind-hearted patriarch, his character in this K-drama made me feel very comfortable.