1. [+1,887, -299] Lee Junki definitely needs to star in more contemporary dramas.. he's damn handsome
2. [+1,351, -185] This was terrifying
3. [+882, -112] Moon Chae Won makes me realize how great at acting Bae Doo Na is
4. [+551, -41] I doubt the Korean version of Reed even watch American Criminal Minds. Apart from their clothes and bag, they have nothing in common. Reed isn't some dumb genius, he's a good talker, observant and intelligent. But the Korean Reed speaks slowly and seem stupid. Writer and director, did you think it was a smart idea to cast Yoo Sun as Garcia? If you made an effort matching the plot, couldn't you at least cast the right actors for the role too?
5. [+287, -19] Spencer Reid is a clever, bright yet gentle character but the Korean adaptation portrays him as a dimwit
6. [+275, -20] I was so looking forward to this dramaㅠㅠ I find the first episode to be too exaggerated, the dialogues are corny, and characterizations are weird
1. [+1,225, -182] As expected, dramas pick up at episode 2
2. [+1,019, -122] Our country's drama industry is showing more progress. In the past, dramas are mostly makjang romances
3. [+1,082, -166] It's getting better
4. [+993, -151] Getting more interesting... Looking forward to next week
5. [+914, -136] Liking it so far, the hour sped by. I hope it gets better from here on out
6. [+272, -28] Kim In Kwon always plays a funny character but seeing him in this role goes to show how versatile of an actor he is
7. [+285, -42] Wow Son Hyun Joo's acting ㅠㅠㅠ Gave me chills when he said "You pervert bastard" ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
8. [+252, -45] Episode 1 was a bit disorganized but things shaped up in episode 2. It's much better when Lee Jun Ki and Moon Chae Won's characters aren't fighting. They make a very good combo and Son Hyun Joo-nim is awesome too
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