So let me get this straight. The thing that Seung Chan got out of Cindy's amazing performance is that he has to put actions behind his wishes which prompts him to go confess to Ye Jin? ARE YOU KIDDING ME WRITERS? OK, I have almost come the acceptance that Seung Chan is not going to return Cindy's feelings. But then you have to throw it in the Umbrella Couple shipper's faces and have her unintentionally pushing the relationship forward? Hmmm I think these writers are getting a little sadistic.
So Puppy is on his way to confess with a stuffed animal and a light up rose, all ready to make his romantic move. But standing in his way is Joon Mo who is finally getting off his butt and trying to keep Ye Jin with him by telling her not to move. Seung Chan disrupts their conversation, but the big stuffed animal confession plan is off for now.
As is the Joon Mo confession which really was not much of a confession and more of a weak attempt to keep the status quo. Stupid guy needs to put some wings on his feet and start rushing towards the OTP finish line or he will be alone and cranky forever.
Seung Chan looks like he is finally going to get a bit of motivation when doing his job. Something that involves more than running behind a girl mooning. Thank goodness since I really miss the actual look into the life of a producer that we had in the first few episodes (for that matter, what ever happened to that mysterious documentary crew?). Somewhere along the line Seung Chan's rookie status seemed to have disappeared, but now it is back to the forefront as he creates the all important teaser. It has to be heart warming, make people laugh, be informative, and pretty much television gold, all in 30 seconds.
Seung Chan stays up all night working on the preview, but his first efforts are nixed by Joon Mo who tells him to get serious and that he is not taking responsibility for a crappy preview. He also notes that Cindy isn't in the preview at all, and shouldn't she be showcased? It seems that Seung Chan had only two small frames of Cindy in the whole first attempt. SIGH.... yet again, the writers throwing it in our faces that the guy doesn't even think of Cindy at all.
Joon Mo asks Seung Chan what Cindy's charm is? Seung Chan replies that she can sing nice and Joon Mo berates him that if he doesn't even see Cindy's charm, how can he properly promote her. Seung Chan begins seriously watching Cindy's film and smiles at some of her moments. Ye Jin goes past and notices his focus on Cindy, declaring that he must have a crush on Cindy since she is good at picking up on these kind of things. UGH, writers. You are killing me.
Possible Cindy Boyfriend #3 - A successful thief with a heart of gold when it comes to the right woman. He falls for Cindy, steals all of CEO Byul's money, and they live happily ever after. |
Just as she is really getting started, her manager comes in, also one of the moderators. Hahahaha. Manager runs out and Cindy doesn't even pause in asking the group to start brainstorming ways to make her go down, so she can avoid all the hypothetical situations. Also kudos to having Roy Kim and Jung Joon-young as the anti-fans. That was just so much fun.
Seung Chan is going into creative mode for his preview. How to show charm, have humor, and promote the cast in 30 secondes is a near impossible task. He decides to think outside the box and takes the discussion of the 1n2d PD's (a lot of whining and doom-saying) and have it spoken by the stars of the show, begging viewers to watch them so they are not cancelled. It is actually quite clever although it does have the result in Seung Chan giving Cindy a lot of professional compliments which she laps up like a cat and a bowl of cream.
Later on, in the car ride home, CEO Byul attempts to blackmail Cindy with the financial losses from Cindy's vacation. This does not fly as Cindy retorts that she had a conversation with a lawyer and since she was injured and under Doctor's orders, the CEO is responsible for all costs. She then looks back at the new kid and tells her to watch closely since this is her in the future. Cindy then exits the car leaving a nervous rookie and an upset CEO behind.
Back in the non Cindy focused part of the storyline (what I call filler), Ye Jin finally discovers Seung Chan's crush on her via talking teddy bear. When she goes to confront Seung Chan at the playground (why are all of their romantic scenes involving little kid concepts) Seung Chan admits to his feelings and before she can reject him he goes in for the kiss.
MY THOUGHTS:
I have come to the point where I am OK with Cindy remaining single and going forth into the world to find someone who really loves her the way she deserves. In regards to Seung Chan and Ye Jin, all I can say is "Meh. Whatever". It is not that I dislike them, but I have found that when writers refuse to pick a ship one way or the other and just keep both options open for the whole drama, it really causes the viewer to lose some of their OTP love. If this was in real life and a guy was dating two women, then I would think that guy was kind of a loser. That is the same way I feel about the writing for this drama. Sadly, with either OTP option, the writers have lost my interest. Luckily I am still involved on the life/workplace aspect of the show so it is not a total loss, but for me both ships have massive damage to them and are in the process of sinking.
My focus is not firmly entrenched on the downfall of CEO Byun and the rise of Cindy as a person. Well done writers on not screwing it all up. Til next week, this is Kmuse signing off to go watch something romantic. I need some feelz that are just not being met by this drama.
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