Cheat on Me, If You Can

I was disappointed with this series. It had so much potential but in the end I was left wanting & confused. I stuck with it ONLY because of Joon Go.

For a European like myself this series is interesting to watch for the depicted Korean culture alone. Food and burial habits are interesting examples of this, and of course people's everyday behaviour and body language. Cheat On Me, If You Can is also quite different from Western TV, even if it's made to fit Western tastes as well. All in all it was a very entertaining experience, the casting was good and the plot kept you guessing till the end.

The series had some problems though, mainly with pacing and the amount of plot twists. In the beginning the series was a tad slow to start, but in the end the plot twists kept coming too fast and the ending seemed rushed. Tying all the loose ends felt a bit forced. Still, it's worth watching!

Kang Yeo Joo is an amazing character- strong and independent. I liked how they thought of dumping bodies on a cemetery. It's creative. And the title, of course you kill a guy who cheats.

Good show. But middle episodes can drag on. Characters are well developed. Plot is interesting. Last two episodes were best. You can learn a lot about people in this show. No one can be called good or bad. They all have flaws and good characteristics.

This was an enjoyable mystery-comedy drama full of character and style. The main leading actor and actress Cho Yeo Jung & Go Jun were the perfect cast for their character, completely embodying the character to bring it to its full potential. The mystery element was good and kept going for its entire runtime but this delayed a lot of things to the last episode which made it feel cramped. This also resulted in slow pacing which almost turned it stale. The last episode could've been done better, the 2nd half of the last episode was going all over the place and a bit too unfocused. Meanwhile, the ending was purely done that way to leave a stronger impression, so it's not meant to be taken serious or to be over analyzed.