[Drama 2016] Doctors 닥터스

[lc85]

7 minutes ago, kasjady said:

 

Me too, she's a lot more relaxed when she's with him. He's also quite understanding of her yet objective. They remind me so much of Emma Woodhouse and George Knightley from "Emma". If they do match her up with him, that's one couple I'll approve of . 

@kasjady Awww - I love that comparison and I totally get it. A Jane Austen reference in a kdrama forum - love it! The doctor's name is Pi Young-gook, according to Wikipedia. Hope this is correct.

[inshara2000]

[Jemara]

I would considered this as Lingering lip kiss meaning it was close mouth kiss and involved the lips only which  lasted maybe 20sec. but in this scene i think it was more than 20 seconds( just correct me if i am wrong) their kiss is an indication of their Deep love in the future.(in DOCTORS i should say)

 

 

http://www.topstarnews.net/detail.php?number=203429

 

 

 

[Jemara]

 

Spoiler

THE WAY THEY STARED  EACH OTHER

http://entertain.naver.com/read?oid=382&aid=0000485866

[kiefshi1056]

I HAVE A GUT FEELING THAT SW WILL USE THE STEPMOM AGAINST HJ , DO SOMETHING TO BLAME EVERYTHING TO HJ. I WANT TO SLAP THE STEPMOM AFTER ALL SHE DID TO HJ (BUT WE REALLY HAVE THIS KIND OF PEOPLE IN THE WORLD). LOVING SH HER FRIENDSHIP WITH HJ  , AFTERI HEARING SW SAYING YO THE OTHER RESIDENT SH LEFT HER FOR HJ , SHE WANTS SH BECAUSE IF SW IS BESIDE HER SHE STANDS OUT . AS FOR JH HE FOUND TRUE LOVE IN HJ HE WAITED 13 YRS TO SAY THOSE OR SHOW THOSE FEELINGS, HE DOESNT WANT TO WASTE TIME ANYMORE  AND HJ BEING POPULAR IN THE HOSPITAL MANY POSSIBLE ADMIRER YD, BFF OF JH, BOSS GANGSTER , GAS TANK BOY, AND MORE SPECIAL CHARACTER COMING  

TO THE PRODUCER, WRITER DIRECTOR OF THIS DRAMA CAN WE HAVE SEASON 2 FOR THIS  

[Jemara]

Park Shin-hye gets a hug and her first kiss

Updated : July 06 2016

Elevating romance filled the air in the sixth episode of SBS TV drama “Doctors” on Tuesday.

In the episode, the lead male character Hong Ji-hong (Kim Rae-won) gave Yoo Hye-jeong (Park Shin-hye) a hug, after realizing that she is safe from the knife incident that took place in the previous episode.

Hong urgently went looking for Yoo when he heard the news that Yoo might be in danger.

After finding Yoo safe and sound, he told her, “the action I am about to take right now is human-to-human, a humanity.”

Spoiler

As soon as Yoo asked, “what action?” Hong gave her a surprise hug and said, “thank you,” delivering his affection towards Yoo.

The romance did not end just there.

Despite there being a twist in their relationship due to Yoo‘s struggle of getting her grandmother’s medical records, Hong eventually helped Yoo get the records in her hands.

Spoiler

Rain started to pour while they were strolling down the street, and they both quickly took shelter in a phone booth.

Soon after, Hong started dancing in the rain and said to Yoo, “I am about to do something to you now. A man to a woman,” and gave her a kiss.

Their first kiss seemed quite different from other romantic kiss scenes. 
Their stiff gestures and their lips merely touching the tips, drew a rather innocent and sound kiss scene.

The 20-episode TV drama “Doctors” airs every Monday and Tuesday at 10 p.m. on SBS. 
By Choi Hyung-won (h.c1110@heraldcorp.com)

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ParkShinHye wore CLAUDIE PIERLOT top during poster photoshoot of #Doctors

cr: K-Day

[andreasofia16]

3 hours ago, lanti said:

SORRY FOR THE CUT

That last dance scene was so awkward. I had to close my eyes. Lucky PSH (my total bias) and KRW tried to make it less cheesy. haha. i couldn't imagine any REAL man doing it in real life. Just so ducking cheesy!

Anyway, I enjoy the episode but just felt like it was rushed. 

 

@lanti you're right, the last dance scene was awkward and cheesy, but he's in love and people in love tend to be cheesy. 

[jma030201]

After watching with subs, I am really appalled at HJ's stepmother. I guess we can attribute that to the following:

- her jealousy, she mentioned her daughter could have been a doctor and seeing HJ, the image of a doctor she wanted her daughter to be ...

- her current standard of living, managing a small restaurant, making ends meet, while HJ is a rich doctor ,,,,

- her frustration finding out that HJ had a successful life even after they abandoned her, not expecting her gangster, school expelled step daughter succeeding on her own ...

I also cant believe the words that came out of her mouth:

- claiming to be HJ's mom, just because HJ is a successful doctor and trying to shame HJ in front of everyone, HJ is awesome in how calmly she responded.

- asking to use HJ employee discount and asking what HJ has done for her family, OMG what have they done FOR HER!?

- blaming HJ for how hard her life was with HJ father, it was her that got married to HJ father, not like HJ pointed a gun to her head to get married!

No wonder her face is like that, it's called KARMA!

 

[moomooz]

I'm so happy that the rating has constantly increased over 6 episodes. Got a feeling that it will be the second DOTS drama! Support PSH clap clap***! 

Mona I have to recount down again for episode 7.. It's a long wait. I need BTS on the fighting and rain scene! 

[rameennoodles]

23 minutes ago, Agie said:

This is keep bugging me for sometime .... is there any possibility in the future, when HJ and JH relationship was settle, HJ will call JH oppa or any sweet endearment, like in her phone "hong hong hong" ?

A bit weird for me if HJ still call JH saem, songsaengnim, or doctor in their private interaction, though I can understand if she call him like that in the hospital for professionalism sake

 

i hope so! i think she's still not convinced about pursuing a romantic relationship but at the same time she's definitely opening up to it. she didn't reject him outright during the bench scene in ep 5 and i'm really curious as to how she'll react to the kiss. once she's absolutely sure of the relationship i sincerely doubt she'll call him ji hong-shi or something formal. considering JH is the master of cheese i have no doubt in my mind he'll want her to call him something sickeningly sweet and judging by HJ's contact name for JH on her phone i think she'll be more than willing to oblige HAHA. i can totally imagine him asking her to call him oppa and she'd respond by teasingly calling him ahjussi or something LOL

the more i think about it the more i fall in love with the rain scene. i've only seen HJ truly open up and let go of herself in front of two people (minus grandma), SH and now JH too. when she just stared at him in shock from inside the phone booth and then burst out laughing from the ridiculousness of the situation i was squealing (PSH's has the sweetest smile omggg) and then when he pulled her out to dance with him i love how she just went along with it instead of trying to get out of it. i don't think the dancing felt awkward at all. i just saw two people who were genuinely happy to be with one another, savouring the moment while they could. the background music was PERFECT it gives the song a whole new meaning for me now. i think the first kiss was perfectly acceptable given the circumstances they occurred in

a. they aren't dating. which is why i'm really glad JH gave her a warning beforehand instead of just swooping in

b. he matches her level instead of making her go towards him. while it made for a somewhat unappealing shot (only in some angles imo) it shows that he's considerate of her feelings and just wants her to be fully aware of his. 

c. it might have been a pretty chaste kiss but it was NOT unwanted from what we saw. HJ's eyes were only initially open at first but there was no famous deer in the headlights gaze in her eyes following that. she had every opportunity to pull away but she didn't. i think the reason why the kiss looks so stilted is bc it was slowed down for the sake of dramaticness. we know how much the pd loves slowmo in this drama.

d. HJ's past experience or lack thereof. honestly bc we see HJ as this strong doctor now i think we forget just how bad she had it before. the girl went through her mom's death, constant abuse from her stepmom, a father who would look the other way and the death of her grandma, the one person who saw the best in her. are we seriously surprised that the girl hasn't indulged in a romantic relationship considering what she's been through? i'm glad that if they chose to do a kiss scene early it was a tame one like this bc otherwise it would have felt too forced and unrealistic.

anyway i'm going to stop rambling. i hate this show what has it done to me omg. i've never wanted the weekend to end so quickly before it started lmao

[Kasmic]

Anyone falling for samchoon?? - aka Jung Pa Ran 

 

 Dr Jin Seo Woo so pretty yet so emotionally insecure

cr naver

[lc85]

41 minutes ago, Agie said:

This is keep bugging me for sometime .... is there any possibility in the future, when HJ and JH relationship was settle, HJ will call JH oppa or any sweet endearment, like in her phone "hong hong hong" ?

A bit weird for me if HJ still call JH saem, songsaengnim, or doctor in their private interaction, though I can understand if she call him like that in the hospital for professionalism sake

@Agie I actually prefer that they maintain professionalism and call each other "Dr" at the hospital. It seems more appropriate. I am wondering when HJ changed JH's name on her phone. Does he have a special name for her on his phone? If he did, I missed it.

[Guest myasally]

Just watched the epis, it is really good. I really don't expect jihong to yell at yd at the beginning of the epi, i really thought he don't have that kind of side in him... so does this mean we will get to see a jealous jihong in the future since hyejung have too many admirer in her life now? Plz writer-nim, lots of jealousy side for both of them hehe

I'm not a fan of seo woo, but the writer made her character to have so much pride and very immature in dealing with hye jung, but i do believe she will be the key point at the end..  the scene of her patient died really good, not that the dead is good but how seo woo react convince me she will be a better person in the future...

Do i have to talk about the kiss? Please don't judge the whole story in term of kiss.... we just at epi 6, jihong really want to kiss her all this time but at the same time he doesn't want to force it on her, that's how i translate the kiss... i really think hyejung is really fragile inside her and jihong just warming her up.

Anyway, happy 19% rating, hope we goes beyond 30 soon enough....and happy eid mubarak to all..

[sarah15]

I thought i can refrain myself joining the discussion and happily read everything about doctors..

Here's what i thought about the ending  of episode 6..i think they only showed the beginning of the real kiss....they showed how awkward it is..and after THAT AWKWARD KISS..they will kiss again and it will be more passionate ..u know how thry always end every episode..you will have to draw ur own conclusion..windering ur right or wrong...that's the fun of watching episode by episode of the drama..cliff hanger.. so wr have another week of waiting... maybe they will end up.in jh place. .....have fun waiting everyone....

[Kasmic]

I love how HJ father open a restaurant dedicated to Granny... I know that they possibly used the compensation money of Granny death to open this restaurant but atleast it was used in a meaningful way. Somehow I think her father has changed. Granny's death has soften his violent and perhaps abusive behaviour. He appears to regret how he treated Granny, HJ and her real mother and he hasnt have the courage to meet up with her.  Maybe his watched her from afar and knows that she became very successful without his help and for that reason he felt more ashamed to meet or acknowledge her.  

 StepMom is just so wicked.. by law she is HJ mother but how dare she claim it so. Gosh that women even insisted upon having her operation in this hospital to get the family discount... Like HJ said

 

[jeijei]

@Agie, that's a beautiful picture.

If HyeJung got her first kiss from Dr. Hong, what happened with Jisoo?

 

 

[andy78]

[HanCinema's Drama Review] "Doctors" Episode 6

 

Spoiler

 

We get a brief glimpse of Ji-hong's deeper darker motivations in the opening set this episode. The short of it is that Ji-hong had reasons to get involved with medicine that did not involve the birthright of his adopted family. I like these moments where we see the way Ji-hong interacts with other people without it all having to tie back to Hye-jeong somehow, because they give a better sense of who Ji-hong is a person aside from just the usual charm.

I yet remain less than enthralled with the overall direction in "Doctors" because of the lack of major ambition with the story. Although that's a bit of a glass half empty or half full proposition. If there's no focus on making the plot overly complicated, that's less time being spent creating arbitrary obstacles to the central loveline which makes "Doctors" quite a bit more streamlined than the usual drama when it comes to the balance between happiness versus struggle.

But the vague and undefined nature of the conflict can still be fairly difficult to grasp from an analytic perspective. I'm not all that sure where Hye-jeong's allegations of conspiracy are going to go in the long run. It does seem rather telling that while Hye-jeong's words and actions constantly state that investigating the cause of her grandmother's death is the top priority, yet she's able to quickly forget her quest for vengeance any time Ji-hong starts making cute faces at her.

Other characters remain generally appealling. I rather liked Seo-woo's scenes with the bitter patient, although the ultimate outcome has the odd effect of showing Seo-woo reacting in a very human way to the kind of situation that comes up in hospitals all the time. It begs the question of how much or little experience Seo-woo really has in the field. But it also begs the question of why Hye-jeong is so consistently stiff.

Admittedly Hye-jeong does get her own bitter patient with which to explore this conflict, for which we'll have to wait longer for a payoff. I think, actually, that this specific kind of delay is what's been leaving me less than impressed with the progression of the Ji-hong/Hye-jeong relationship. Sure they can kiss, united in a search for truth about family. But they never discuss really romantic stuff, like why family is important in the first place. For me, that makes it seem like their relationship has only scratched the surface- even if there's plenty of time to dig deeper.

Review by William Schwartz

http://www.hancinema.net/hancinema-s-drama-review-doctors-episode-6-96396.html

i can't say i agree with everything is written!

[Howlol]

I like Seowoo scenes with the patient and is sad that the patient died so fast. It's like Seowoo has finally found a friend through bonding with the patient.

 

[andy78]

"Doctors" sets another record

"Doctors" went up again.

According to Nielsen Korea, the new SBS drama "Doctors" rated 19.7%.

This is 1.3% more than the previous episode and "Doctors" is about to breakthrough 20% anytime.

Meanwhile, MBC "Monster - 2016" rated 11% and KBS 2TV "Beautiful Mind" rated 4%.

Source : star.mbn.co.kr/view.p...

http://www.hancinema.net/doctors-sets-another-record-96372.html

READING THIS ARTICLE I FEEL SO HAPPY...CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE NEW RECORD DOCTORS TEAM!

[dani4lane]

34 minutes ago, andy78 said:

[HanCinema's Drama Review] "Doctors" Episode 6

 

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We get a brief glimpse of Ji-hong's deeper darker motivations in the opening set this episode. The short of it is that Ji-hong had reasons to get involved with medicine that did not involve the birthright of his adopted family. I like these moments where we see the way Ji-hong interacts with other people without it all having to tie back to Hye-jeong somehow, because they give a better sense of who Ji-hong is a person aside from just the usual charm.

I yet remain less than enthralled with the overall direction in "Doctors" because of the lack of major ambition with the story. Although that's a bit of a glass half empty or half full proposition. If there's no focus on making the plot overly complicated, that's less time being spent creating arbitrary obstacles to the central loveline which makes "Doctors" quite a bit more streamlined than the usual drama when it comes to the balance between happiness versus struggle.

But the vague and undefined nature of the conflict can still be fairly difficult to grasp from an analytic perspective. I'm not all that sure where Hye-jeong's allegations of conspiracy are going to go in the long run. It does seem rather telling that while Hye-jeong's words and actions constantly state that investigating the cause of her grandmother's death is the top priority, yet she's able to quickly forget her quest for vengeance any time Ji-hong starts making cute faces at her.

Other characters remain generally appealling. I rather liked Seo-woo's scenes with the bitter patient, although the ultimate outcome has the odd effect of showing Seo-woo reacting in a very human way to the kind of situation that comes up in hospitals all the time. It begs the question of how much or little experience Seo-woo really has in the field. But it also begs the question of why Hye-jeong is so consistently stiff.

Admittedly Hye-jeong does get her own bitter patient with which to explore this conflict, for which we'll have to wait longer for a payoff. I think, actually, that this specific kind of delay is what's been leaving me less than impressed with the progression of the Ji-hong/Hye-jeong relationship. Sure they can kiss, united in a search for truth about family. But they never discuss really romantic stuff, like why family is important in the first place. For me, that makes it seem like their relationship has only scratched the surface- even if there's plenty of time to dig deeper.

Review by William Schwartz

http://www.hancinema.net/hancinema-s-drama-review-doctors-episode-6-96396.html

i can't say i agree with everything is written!

 

 Can we please stop bringing reviews from Hancinema to this site. I really do not care for this reviewer and what he says about Doctors and the characters.