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This drama is just amazing. The storyline, the cast, the message, the dialogues, just everything. There were so many moments that made me smile, cry, laugh and forced me to think about certain things. Just go for it and im sure you'll love it. Just be a little patient tho, the drama takes it time to pick up the pace, and trust me its worth it.

Whimsical and sweet, the show has a great underlying message of being kind to yourself - particularly if life has not ended up going the way you thought it might. Some well-known character actors bring warmth and not a little slapstick style humour to the situation. Added bonus is the songs that were super popular in the last half of the 90s.

Light hearted show, refreshing, some plot holes but the editing and funny points were worth the watch.

Hello, Me! On Netflix. Fantasy K-Drama about a 37 year old named Ban Ha-ni, who is not happy how her life turned out and her own 17 yer old self time travels to join her to bring happiness back into her life. This is one story that I can actually say that I enjoyed the secondary character named Anthony more than the main characters. Anthony was the popular Captain and bad-boy at the Highschool where Ban Ha-ni attended. Ban Ha-ni was the popular Queen of the school. Anthony wanted to date her but Ban Ha-ni was mean to him, playing mean pranks on him, the only girl to refuse him, but he still considered her his "first love". Of course they meet later in life at age 37 and he is now a popular K-drama idol/actor that has plastic surgery and she is not so cute anymore. They do not recognize each other and Anthony's encounters with her are just hysterical. He makes the entire series in my opinion. I was disappointed in the ending as the main characters did develop their relationship along the way and the ending was dragging on the last 2 episodes and the final ending wasn't all that....

The episodes were dragging on a bit at first but the characters kept becoming more like able. I like the character development of the chef and his father. I also loved Re Lee's acting throughout the show. Young ban hani's character development was subtle and slow but well handled. The issues of guilt and grief were explored very well imo. Loved Anthony's character development; a lot of depth for a side character. I liked the slow relationship growth between the chef and Ban hani. And the humor was endearing and top-notch.