Gong Yoo, Kim Go Eun, Lee Dong Wook, Yoo In Na, Yook Sung Jae
Drama Rating: 7/10 Neck Score: A
As always with this writer, this show was as watchable a all get out, but of course wasn't actually a great drama. It was just a good enough drama. I usually like her characters, and this was no exception. The characters were the best part. Especially the grim reaper and the bromance between the reaper and the dokkaebi. I have never been obsessed with Lee Dong Wook before. I've always liked him ok, but I've never like fallen in love with him. Until now. He was literally the best. The worst part of this show was probably how they really didn't give the Reaper and Sunny (Yoo In Ah) enough screen time. We were always shouting out and chanting for more Reaper and Sunny. I loved that couple to the point of wishing they would date in real life (or at least being happy if they did) and that is saying something because wishing that sort of thing is rather silly. I at least want a drama starring those two, because seriously good chemistry and interactions. Of course Gong Yoo was also good, and sexy. I didn't hate Kim Go Eun's character like I though I would, but I did wish she wasn't a high school student all the time. That kept me from loving the main couple. I liked them, but didn't love them, because icky. So the real worst part of this show was that it was mopey from like episode 1. There was so much moping. It got old really fast, but then they would have wonderful bromance scenes, or Secretary Kim (aka Turtle, aka Jo Woo Jin). Also the dream team- reaper, dokkaebi, and Duk Hwa. Really most of the relationships were just great. So it was super watchable and fun, as long as you could make it through all the pretty moping and pretty (and ugly) crying. Definitely a win for Lee Dong Wook, the depressive diva reaper, and petty childish dokkaebi Gong Yoo. They really sold the whole show... especially the reaper.