Find Me in Your Memory

This could easily have been a straight up 10 stars but the writers didn't seem interested in delivering. And while I consider this one a favorite - it has unnecessary flaws. The story is absolutely engaging and really worth all 16 hours. The actors chosen are so well suited for the roles that it captured my interest immediately. And for the first 12 hours it held firm and delivered well. Unfortunately something went awry with the female lead's role (as written). There was also bit of poor direction or character de development for the lead female. While it is obvious that she cares DEEPLY for Anchor Lee (the lead male love interest), her behavior is truly odd later in the drama. Others have labeled this a slow burn. As far as I'm concerned, it's poor writing because the chemistry was real but badly presented.

I was able to tolerate these flaws because I watched it during Christmas at a very leisurely pace. And it was free from trauma. So it was quite enjoyable even without any proper romance or passion between the leads.

I would have given this series a 9 or even 10 star rating if it had ended at episode 13. The last 3 episodes were extremely boring and I could not wait for the drama to conclude. The two lead actors acted really well though, with very good chemistry. I am particularly drawn to the male lead's character - he is so charming in the drama and I am re-watching the first few episodes because of him.

Despite the harsh reviews, I decided to watch it and I have to tell you, I didn't regret it. The acting was splendid and, though the ending got a bit slow, I though it was a beautiful way of ending the story. It's actually a good drama, maybe not the best, but definitely worth watching. I recommend it.

A news anchor who can remember everything becomes involved with an aspiring actress who cannot remember her past. Add a murderous stalker with links to both their pasts and we have an entertaining well acted story with excellent supporting roles. The interaction between the two leads was believable and the story is well paced and sixteen episodes is just right.

" Find me in your memory " had an interesting start, but the ending got boring.

The first part was great, with a well constructed mystery, top notch cinematography, especially the scenes with the snow, the subtle and slow burn romance and the news broadcasting setting. The performances were pretty great from every actor and actress of the cast. The main couple, in addition, had chemistry, which helped with the odd romance.

However, the drama got out of hand towards the ending. There were a lot of cliche trops that were added into the plot and the mystery got tiring.

So, overall, six out of ten.