Hospital Playlist 2 Episode 1 Reações
It starts right where we left off on Season 1 and it looks like the first episode of the new season wants to resolve everything that hasn't been resolved on Season 1. Some scenes feel a little jumpy and make the time stamp scramble a little bit. But, overall, it is a very nice and heartfelt comeback. It makes me happy watching it!
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time slips away so fast, it did not feel like ive just watch a kdrama episode, instead i watched a film/ movie. the story! the narrations! the acting! are all in-pack. ive got nothing to ask for.
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Whoa! After much awaited release I am filled with excitement but didn't want to have high expectations for the first episode. But after 1hr, it just took me by surprise and literally screamed in excitement. What a way to start! As usual, the lessons imparted through this episode is valuable. I particularly would like to highlight the perspective of the two professors' -- Jung Won and Suk Hyung. Considering the role they portray, it is significant to note that they give their residents practical lessons that can't be learned in classroom neither books. I like how the song the band played complements the scene at the hospital (Gyeo Wool took the advice of Jung Won). This episode is filled with many reasons to look forward to the next one. It's such a pity that we get only one episode per week.
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Everything about Hospital Playlist 2 is beautiful. I love that it started exactly where it left off a year ago; I was ecstatic to see that and beyond thrilled that it's here already. I am so grateful that all my ships sailed except for Ik Soon's and Mi-Ha's, I knew they wouldn't, but I secretly hoped they would. But I get the feeling both Suk Hyung and Song Hwa will regret their decisions before long. Seeing all of them as they were a year ago, if not better, reminded me how much I missed them, their friendships, but notably, how they always have time for each other despite their busy schedules– I love seeing them again and the little secrets they keep from each other– too funny. Notwithstanding the sadness, pain, and grief that comes with being in a hospital setting, it's the stories that happen while at the hospital that touches me the most. I love the compassion and care most of the professors (especially our leads), the nurses, interns, and even the students have for their patients. I especially felt it with Yeon-u's mother, who, despite losing her child, continues to visit the hospital to feel closer to her through the people who served and knew her the most. And the 19-week pregnant woman. As they say, kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless. Oh, and my favorite moments -- band practice -- I missed those.
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