Good news: I can catch up the remaining eps, as I still stuck at ep 13. More Choi Jin Hyuk and Lee Tae Hwan never hurts too.
Bad news: any extension is worrisome.

Hurrah! We get to see more of Choi Jin Hyuk before he leaves for the army!

How is an extension "good news"? I may only have seen 100 or so Dramas, but in the list there isn't a single one that benefitted from an extension.

For a unremarkable Drama as passably ok as "Choi And Prejudice" an extension is VERY bad news. Unless, of course, story, plot, characterisation are all irrelevant and the only criterion for calling it good news is"more of my Oppa's face on screen". Which does seem to the case with basically EVERY extension, ever.

Provided that extra chapter has some romance, I appreciate it.

This is my favorite drama right now. There isn't anything that CJH can do wrong these days in my eyes. He is the shit. The supporting cast is great and the chemistry between the leads is good. Even if the added episode is just some silly rap up it's better than no extra episode at all. I think CJH has yet to serve in the military so I'd be willing to bet we are going to lose him soon for a couple of years.

I'm enjoying this drama a great deal. I'll admit that initially it was Choi Jin Hyuk that drew me in, but it was the story that made me stay. I expected it to be a show I watched just the first few episodes of, mainly to look at CJH, but it's definitely much more than that. I find it gripping, the building of the moments of tension is excellent, and the web of connections and corruption intriguing. However, I don't think it needs even a one episode extension. Although if you think of it, I guess it's not an extension; it's just bringing the show back to its original episode count... We'll see how it goes.

I can't wait for shine or go crazy = )
Hope this drama will be able to maintain it's number 1 slot because punch has the same genre and it's quiet intriguing

Moon has such odd mannerisms that he fascinates me. and he is just a tad bit greasy. Is he Good is he Bad I cannot figure him out!

There is much more going on then I can understand but still this is my favorite show right now. (Pinocchio is on hold pending my daughter's participation and Healer is not fully rolling yet)

The extra episode will probably be shoe-horned in and ruin the pacing but as Stuart said "more oppa facetime!" (okay I paraphrased. sue me)

Merry Christmas!

just love to see more Choi Jin hyuk :-)

That one episode extension is probably to develop the romance between the two leads which seems like a force. I could care less if they end up together because the relationships apart from theirs is so riveting. I'm not liking this extension except if it is to further explain Chief Prosecutor Moon's involvement with the kidnapping, or mend the heartwrenching rift between Ahjussi Lawyer Jeong and Puppy Kang Soo. That's all that matters to me. That stilting romance is only cute to watch when CJH is being cheeky and petty.

Pride and Prejudice started off really great, but the last few episodes have been really boring. Most of the clues and points for the main murder case have been revealed so the show seems to have shifted more towards office politics and the darker side of lawyers. It's a lot of talking and any romance or relationship building has been set aside. An episode extension may not be a great thing, but if they solve the case and devote the last episode to the OTP and friends I'd be okay with that!

I'm repeating what many have said above. I loved this series when it started. At some point I started having a hard time understanding it. I find with this kdrama I have to wait for the viki subs. A bit more coherent, though I'm still confused.

One question I've always had when I see Moon: "Will someone please get this guy a pair of eyeglasses that fit?!"

Somehow I still find P&P interesting, and as TJ said above CJH can do wrong in my book.

Hey, I wanted to know if shows airing on Wednesday and Thursday will still air this week or not because of christmas

It started well, interesting mystery/cases and good chemistry from both leads, but it's like they forget that Dong Chi and Yeol Moo are even supposed to have a love line. But I feel like they don't pace the mystery stuff well enough. And I have no idea why Choi Woo Shik and his female detective partner get more otp type moments than the actual otp.

yes thats true, i thought that too, the writter must be forget about the chemitry and romance between the leading actors.

I'd like an extension if it means the author can finish what they started instead of losing an episode. I did wonder last week if the show would have worked better at 16 or 18 episodes. Last week the plot was circling, though it still delivered some good moments for the characters. Ep 16 has some cool developments, though.

The show is definitely not about Han Byul's murder per se, but about the Korean justice system. It's not delivering a tidy procedural with quick answers, or a standard K-drama romance.

But that's what's really interesting about it. We thought the answers would be easy--because they're always easy on TV shows--and then the writer says, actually, because of the justice system, it might be impossible. Even for a great Choi Jin Hyuk character.

The side romance between Prosecutor Lee and Yoo Gwang-Mi is a typical K-drama romance, with a lot of cute silliness. They aren't quite parodying K-drama, but they're close to it. Whenever the camera goes into their office, I feel like we've left reality. Especially last week when he was talking to the high school kids. He even managed to get a case that's like a K-drama case! I enjoy those two characters, but only because they are comic relief.

Then we have Dong Chi and Yeol Moo, who have real stuff to worry about. I don't mind that the flirting is on hold while they figure out if they'll have jobs tomorrow.

I wish Girlfriday or Javabeans were commenting on this show! Since the beginning, I know that a lot is getting lost in translation. Even when I watch two different sets of subtitles (thank goodness that's possible!), it's tough. I have the impression characters are choosing their words carefully, to obscure as much as they reveal. But Korean and English offer totally different ways to be ambiguous. And rambling Chief Moon appears to have lost all faith in words as a form of communication.

Still, it's cool to watch a K-drama where the words actually matter. And where the OTP may or may not work out. And where I don't even know if the case can be solved. The fact that they keep finding clues like characters in a Nancy Drew novel--yet the clues are actually no help--just reinforces the idea that justice isn't straightforward. I enjoy the suspense and surprises.

you guys should watch the latest episodes... like seriously! episode 19 to be exact.. all i care about this series at first is the OTPs progress.. but now, i dont care about that romance anymore.. im more into the case now.. cause all of it are connected and the twist got my jaw dropped literally and got teary eyes(i dont know why but my eyes suddenly became watery i think its because i didnt expect it to happen).. i dont know if u guys figured it out already but i didnt. cause for me it doesnt really make sense.. then here i am with a pen and a paper trying to be Sherlock while connecting all the dots so that everything makes sense for me... and i cant wait for the next episode!!! like raawrr~

my goodness, can anyone explain the ending to me? it's like super killing me.

the final episode was sloppily edited together and it's made some things really really confusing for me.

like serious, what the f happened?!

HIGH CALIBER SUPPORTING ACTORS!
two thumbs up for the chief-Mr. Choi Min-soo & Son Chang-min:) antagonists and veteran actors here stood a lot! amusing characters of young prosecutors, choi woo shik is funny. the latter episodes are awesome:)

this is probably one of the best korean/legal drama I ever watched. all of the tensions is very well-paced. high quality writing at best. the romance subplot is ok but I din't think it is the focus of the story.

the ending could have been better though, I think it was kinda rushed. they could have added more tensions when the true culprit was revealed, but I guess they were running out of time.