Ssawooja Gwishina

The series is about a teenager who sees ghosts and how he teams up with the ghost of a girl to fight ghosts. A great mixture of comedy, romance and thriller. The script writer did a great job with connecting the fates of different characters which made it more exciting to see how things unfolded from the very beginning.

This is really very good. Holding back the urge to binge watch it as I know once it's over it's over. Episodes stand alone in story mostly but then there is a main story ark that although you kinda guess early on only really know for sure gradually as are drip fed clues building upto the finale. My first K-Drama but won't be last. Cast is solid too.

I enjoyed this one a lot, it was a long time on my list and I started it thinking it was silly and bad quality but it wasn't! So stick watching!

I love how silly and comical most of the scenes are, although it has an undertone of drama it's vague and it doesn't feel heavy but quite lighthearted.

The couple's constant bickering and joking around was very entertaining and they have great chemistry even when the age gap is quite big between them, you can see the genuine connection and how comfortable they feel acting with each other.

Some plots have many holes bit I don't think its should be taken seriously and also the script is a bit bleh with some poorly written characters being quite shallow but overall I think it was great fun.

The first K Drama I ever watched, after my wife had already watched several, and was excited to see what I'd choose. (Her favourite up til that point was "Crash Landing on You"). Looking at the Netflix trailers, supernatural comedy seemed to fit the bill.

The first half was excellent; Ok Taecyeon & Kim So Hyun have hilarious chemistry (despite the 10 year age gap. Much like the leads of Alchemy of Souls s1). But alas, the second half of the season (after the plot twist) it just falls apart; it's as if they watched "Oh My Ghost" and thought: we want this but with a happier ending). I get why they wanted that plot twist; the twist itself was good, the additional complication was to slow down the plot pacing, and stretch out the series. This series could've been done in about 12 episodes, but with the stretched storyline, really only the last episode (pure epilogue) was almost wholly redundant.

Still, if you enjoy supernatural comedy-dramas like Supernatural, but mixed with a rom com. 8.3/10, B.

But I'm not sorry to give you 10 STARS for good story. Oh My Ghost (Korean version) still my #1. That makes 'Bring It On, Ghost' #2 ranking for my favorite KDRAMA. For new comer to watch this great show, first episode got my attention to watch it all. I'm not even Korean. Thank you NETFLIX for bringing another wonderful KDRAMA. My wife and I finished all episodes in 5 days.