They're doubling up episodes! There were 2 on Saturday, and 2 on Sunday. I wonder why? And why do they separate them by the news? People are going to be confused.

Whoa, is THAT what's happening? " There was a not-very-good drama showing after the SBS news that I wasn't following (I was watching "Reputable Family" over on KBS instead, which overlaps with the SBS show) so I didn't know SBS had begun doubling up on us after that earlier drama had ended.

"Love You a Thousand TImes" isn't that great a drama, but it was just starting to get interesting.

Well, at least now I know what SBS is doing.

Notice how they've been switching sides of the bed? Yoo Bin crawls in with Grandme on her left, and wakes up on her right. Eun Nim sleeps on Gang Ho's right in one ep, and on his left in another. I've slept on the same side of the bed for at least 45 years...

Things are finally starting to come together in this series.... or maybe I should instead say that things are starting to fall apart.

Super Junior party boy is showing off his dance moves again, but at least he has a plan to support his family. I'm not sure how long he'll keep smiling though, once he realizes his wife is high maintenance.

Why didn't Granny mention menopause as a possible excuse for the EMIL mood swings and craziness, like they did on "Don't Hesitate"?

Surprising to see the world's most annoying plastic hair granny actually do something beneficial for once, when she comforted Eun-Nim.

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Interesting to see some of the cellphone nicknames. The wife has her husband listed as 'hubby'. Cute. The husband has the wife listed as 'My Loving wife'. I guess he'll have to change that now. And the bartender has the husband listed as .... 'Daddy-Long Legs'. Huh?

OK. I found out what the Daddy-Long Legs nickname refers to. Daddy-Long Legs is the title of a romantic Korean film where a man meets a woman who needs help and ends up taking care of her and saving her from her troubles; which is why the cake shop girl gave him that nickname, since she felt that he would end up saving her from all her troubles.

http://www.hancinema.net/korean_movie_Daddy-Long-Legs.php

I thought it was a reference to the Fred Astaire movie, which has a wealthy, older man in love with a younger woman.

Anyway, this seems to be winding down toward an end. Everyone is slapping Eun Nim, and now Gang Whore is throwing her out. And, of course, she doesn't seem to think it important to explain why she decided to have her brother-in-law's baby. I mean, the reason's not VERY IMPORTANT, is it?

This bears repeating..... Nan-Jeung is not responsible for Eun-Nim having to become a surrogate. Money would have been needed to cover the cost of the operation regardless of who the liver donor was. Nan-Jeung's mother should realize this.

I don't buy the premise that Yoo-bin favors Eun-Nim over Sun Young. They are trying to push the idea that Yoo-bin instinctively knows who his mother is and favors her over Sun-Young. However, Sun Young is constantly cuddling him in bed and giving him affection, so he should naturally favor her.

It was pretty lame how they had the aunt walk out on the blind date. She didn't even give the guy a chance.

I wonder how all this will play out now that everybody knows the dread secret. Will Eun-Nim and Gang-Ho breakup? Will Gang-Ho be disowned?

So, Hot Mom has lost it. That's okay, she can always come to Sugar Daddy here. I'll take REAL good care of her...oh, yeeeeah!

Eun Nim and Gang Whore go through all that and finally get divorced because she was embarrassed by her father. Now she has stomach cancer. Time for another liver transplant.

Series is over? I guess so since since they did a time jump and everybody got some sort of closure. TKC decided to cut the beginning where they would have shown the 'Final Episode' title and then TKC cut the ending when Eun-Nim and Gang-Ho were on the beach. I take it that nothing special occurred after that, other than maybe a pledge to stay together for the rest of their lives. Overall, I thought the series was OK. The characters started to grow on me, and I felt really sorry for everybody especially Eun-Nim and Gang-Ho. Interesting that Sun-Young appears to have forgiven Eun-Nim. Glad to see Aunt happily married and pregnant. Bong on the other hand, didn't really get his situation resolved. Also interesting that they made EMIL revert back to childhood in order to atone for her misdeeds and that Baby-broker and daughter became reformed. I'm glad that Eun-Nim and Gang-Ho finally found happiness together.

It was a good romance for Gang Ho and Eun Nim, but I don't necessarily like it when everything's wrapped up so neatly. Ironic - Moonlighting Girl winds up as a nurse, working in a nursing home - where Hot Mom may someday end up. I worked in a nursing home. I don't think Moonlighting Girl knows what she's getting herself into. Hot Mom should kill herself before going there...

Ummm...Eun Nim's hair was stcking out from under her chemo hat. PAY ATTENTION, DIRECTOR!

The beach scene was the end - nothing else.