The World of the Married

Well gee, that was sure something. An emotional charge that made me change my mind about a hundred times, look at marriage and parenting differently, and even question my current attitudes toward infidelity. Until now, I don't know who I was rooting for, if I hated anyone, if this love or that love was right. I wonder if there is only one love, if it can be killed by another love, or if people doing the wrong thing love less. And I could go on and on with these questions. I'm not surprised that some say it's the best Korean series of all time. And I believe that when this series is discovered by Czech audiences, there will be a lot of emotional reviews (not that anyone can top mine, of course). My question is – where are you, Czech viewers? I know you may not see any of today's young favorites in the cast, but that doesn't mean it's not worth watching. Those who are not deprived of information should already know that in Korea this is the most successful series ever aired on cable and praise for it has piled up on Hee-ae Kim and others. So I hereby encourage you, if you want to understand the tastes of Korean viewers, to put this Korean Doctor Foster on your list. (I swear I'll delete my attempt at a marketing ploy once there are a few reviews.) If the show had any minuses, for me it was the soap opera atmosphere and the fact that the script was a bit too over the top at times. There is absolutely no boredom in this show. And with that, I'm back on the positive side, so... This was probably one of the hardest rating decisions for me, so I apologize in advance if the stars in my review here blink on and off in the coming days. And even if I end up opting for a lower rating, I still insist that you see it. Because it's something you definitely haven't seen before. 4.5 stars. (21.06.2020)