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Healer: Episode 19

Only one more episode left! Are we all going to be okay tomorrow? Heck, are we all okay today? Today’s episode is, in true Healer style, is full of both setbacks as well as successes, mixing in the payoffs with new threats to carry us into the finale. We’re delivered into, out of, and into new troubles—and while the immediate future remains a question mark, I leave this episode feeling hopeful and optimistic. Don’t crush my hopes, Healer!

(I love the interplay of black and white in this top image, and the framing of their bodies—while possibly unintentional, the interlinked arms makes me think of yin and yang, its two halves balanced with and against each other.)

 
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EPISODE 19 RECAP

When Jung-hoo realizes that Moon-ho’s been kidnapped, he heads off immediately to find him, leaving Young-shin behind to wait in the apartment. Unfortunately, she’s got a visitor, and he comes with bodyguards.

Jung-hoo arrives at the empty Someday office, where the sound of a ringing cell phone draws him to the studio. He answers.

The voice at the other end addresses him by name and as the Healer—it’s Jeil’s Manager Ahn, who has taken over the Double S Guard control room, and he watches Jung-hoo via the cameras in the studio. Manager Ahn states his intention to hire the Healer, which Jung-hoo flatly rejects.

He hangs up and heads out the door, but stops in his tracks when the TV screen flicks on, showing live footage of an unconscious Moon-ho in a locked room. The cell phone rings again.

Jung-hoo’s first impulse is to chuck the damn phone in anger, but he holds it together and answers. Manager Ahn tells him to hand over all the informant tips that have come in to Someday from Russia. Clock’s ticking.

Young-shin, meanwhile, finds herself cornered by Secretary Oh and his henchmen. He sits her down in Moon-ho’s apartment and waits while holding a small case. Young-shin tries to engage him in chitchat, which goes rebuffed, then casually touches her necklace and turns on the tracker.

Jung-hoo links ajumma to an office computer and asks her to find the relevant information. She points out that it won’t be there, because those computers were already confiscated—they must not have found what they were looking for. Hence this trap.

Ajumma informs him that Young-shin just turned on her tracker, but he’s not worried because they’d agreed she would wait in Moon-ho’s apartment. Ack! He assumes it’s nothing.

Then he remembers that one phone tip that came in, which Young-shin answered when he was too sleepy to take proper note. He thinks back to that call, and while the caller spoke Korean, now he recognizes that there was Russian in the background. He finds the device that recorded the calls in a desk drawer, returning to the cameras to show Manager Ahn.

He plays just the beginning to confirm this is what they wanted, and Manager Ahn replies that he’s passed the test. He assigns him to a second mission and sends him a text, to be read on camera. Jung-hoo reads it and laughs mirthlessly.

On the other screen, he sees Moon-ho stirring awake. Jung-hoo calls Manager Ahn crazy and tells Moon-ho that he can’t comply with the threat, and that Moon-ho will have to secure his own release. He heads for the exit.

But then, Manager Ahn plays a different feed—it’s Young-shin with Secretary Oh, and Jung-hoo’s gaze sharpens as Secretary Oh opens his case and takes out its contents: a glass vial and syringe. Agh! They planned this one out pretty cleverly.

Ajumma tells him to stall, because Dae-yong and her backup guys are on the way. But Manager Ahn only gives him ten seconds to decide, and Jung-hoo grits out his assent. He takes out that message and starts reading: “My name is Seo Jung-hoo.” Ah, crap, it’s a fake confession, isn’t it?

Manager Ahn stops him to direct the scene, making it so it doesn’t look like Jung-hoo’s being fed words over the phone. Gotta look natural, you know. Then he orders him to begin again, and Jung-hoo complies, raging on the inside while he confesses to killing ex-detective Park Dong-chul behind the church.

Mid-confession, the laptop turns on in Moon-ho’s room, and he watches Jung-hoo taking the rap.

Once that’s done, Jung-hoo demands that they follow through with Young-shin’s release. She’s been confused this whole while, and is further perplexed when Secretary Oh just packs up, excuses himself, and leaves with his henchmen in tow.

Jung-hoo demands to know what they’re after, and his screen switches yet again, this time connecting him to the Elder. The old man congratulates him on a job well done, and gives him the new deal: Jung-hoo will work for him, and the Elder will care of the people he loves. The confession he recorded will never have to see the light of day if Jung-hoo goes along with this.

Ah, then he uses familiar words: that all Jung-hoo has to do is “close his eyes once,” which is what he’d said to Moon-shik on their first meeting. Now I wonder if he’s got additional blackmail on Moon-shik, in case the initial threat to Myung-hee weren’t enough.

Moon-ho is allowed out of his locked room and led to a gathering of media bigwigs, over which his brother presides. Moon-ho asks if this is all Moon-shik’s doing, and gets back the reply that this happened because Moon-ho pushed too hard: “Do you know how hard I had to work to save you guys?” Hm, I wonder if there’s some truth in that, and this was the alternative to having them all die. Or maybe he’s being delusional again.

The VIPs raise a toast to Moon-shik becoming mayor and Moon-ho being given Jeil Newspaper to run. Hyung advises his brother to smile, “if only for Jung-hoo’s sake.” Moon-ho is livid, but can’t do anything about it.

Jung-hoo rushes to Moon-ho’s apartment, by now secured by Dae-yong and her team, and finds Young-shin inside. He holds out his arms, and she charges into them, sniffling.

He can only get out a ragged, “If you’d been hurt…” and she realizes that he was more scared than she was. He makes sure she’s unhurt, then sits her down to say that he’ll be unable to continue in his normal-guy life for the time being. I’m so worried he’s going to take this burden on alone, but thank god he tells her everything—that he was blackmailed into a false murder confession, and that he has to join the Elder.

She’s outraged, and realizes that she was the source of the blackmail—now her encounter with Secretary Oh makes sense. She cries that he shouldn’t have made the confession, but he just holds her close, then promises that he can’t work for the Elder. She threatens, “Don’t you dare. I’ll go in and drag you out.”

But that means he needs to go on the run and stay away from Young-shin for now. She wants to do this together, but he isn’t willing to make her an accessory and a fugitive.

She asks, “But… how can I see you?” They both know she can’t, and he holds her consolingly.

The brothers retire to Moon-shik’s study, and Moon-ho pleads with his brother to let Jung-hoo go—he isn’t someone who can be ordered around, and he fears that Jung-hoo will end up hurt. Moon-shik chuckles that Jung-hoo will be taken care of by the Elder, and that this is actually good fortune, because the Elder will cover up everything for him and lavish him with things he couldn’t dream of having on his own. “Like you?” Moon-ho asks.

Moon-shik smiles, “If he turns out like me, he’d be a massive success.” That smile slips when Moon-ho points out that betrayal and murder were part of the process, and Moon-shik says defensively that he didn’t kill his friends. Maybe, but Moon-ho counters that he made them die miserably all the same—and also made Moon-ho lie for him.

That makes Moon-shik glance uneasily at this bugged photo frame—ah, so he does know of Myung-hee’s spying—and he warns Moon-ho not to go too far. Moon-ho’s face twists as he explains that he still has that nightmare, where he told the detectives that Gil-han and Joon-seok fought often over money.

Moon-shik tries to end the conversation here, but Moon-ho continues: “What about Ji-an? What did you do to her? How could you say a living child was dead—”

Moon-shik grabs that photo frame and rips off the bug.

Myung-hee opens her eyes in bed. Next to her is a laptop computer, and her eyes fill with tears. Yay, she knows!

Min-ja finally identifies Manager Ahn, recalling that he was involved in the last case she worked as a detective. As Jung-hoo follows him around town, Min-ja fills him in on Jeil’s “special investigation team” and how they’re involved in fishy activities. His thugs were the ones who attacked him at the church, and they’re working with Double S at the moment.

Jung-hoo follows Manager Ahn to an unknown building and slips inside his car, swiping his black box chip. He supposes this may be Ahn’s secondary home base and, by way of confirmation, kicks every car in the parking lot to set off their alarms, sending the owners hurrying out to check on their vehicles. A few familiar henchmen are among them, and now he knows which van to sneak into, swiping more black box memory chips.

Min-ja tells Moon-ho that Jung-hoo’s goal is to find the true killers in order to render Elder’s blackmail invalid, but he’ll have to act quickly before the Elder catches on. He’s also left a message for Moon-ho, requesting that he keep Young-shin busy at work.

Young-shin is doing just that, keeping her chipper attitude in place, and Moon-ho passes along the message that Jung-hoo’s fine. She asks if Moon-ho will take the offer to run Jeil, and he says that he’s tempted to—he could bring along the Someday staff with him, even.

She asks if he’d be able to continue the work they’ve been doing here, covering the 1992 story, and he says it’s unlikely. So she asks if he can finish this story before leaving, because she promised Jung-hoo to cover his share in covering the story. She adds hesitantly, hopefully, “If we do this, wouldn’t the Elder—that crazy old man—fear us just a little? I’d like if he did.”

He asks if she isn’t scared after being targeted by them, and she admits that she is: “But those people are like zombies. So we have to fight. If we just stay put, we might get bitten and turned into zombies too.” She makes a cute zombie gesture that makes Moon-ho laugh.

Her comments revitalize him, and he gets back to work planning the next broadcast. He tells the team that it won’t be an entertaining report, but it’ll make the Elder hurt by digging into how he earned his money. At the crux of that issue is the 1992 anti-rust paint incident.

Moon-shik isn’t pleased to hear that Moon-ho’s staying put at Someday and that Jung-hoo is on the run, since that means they’re still resisting. He has Manager Ahn wait one more day, after which they’ll hand over the confession to the police. He sighs that it’s a waste of Jung-hoo, for whom the Elder had hopes.

Jung-hoo gets to work identifying the Ahn’s henchmen, starting with their fingerprints. Dressed as a pizza delivery guy, Jung-hoo follows one thug into the bathroom and purposely bumps him so that he touches the mirror. He drops a soda can in front of another guy, who helpfully picks it up for him. Their prints don’t match any in the police database, but Jung-hoo recalls with certainty that Park Dong-chul’s killer swung a pipe with his bare hands. Those prints should be in police files, which means he hasn’t gotten the right guy’s prints yet.

Ajumma asks where he’s been sleeping at night, and he answers that he doesn’t like being alone because it spurs him to think too much. So he’s been going to places surrounded by people.

That night, Young-shin tries calling Bong-soo’s number, but finds that it no longer exists. Hoping that perhaps he’s out there watching, she peers out her window and deflates in disappointment to see nobody around. Turns out he’s at a PC room, watching Young-shin’s videos on the Someday site.

Moon-shik sits down to breakfast in a great mood and compliments Myung-hee’s cooking. She thanks him for always eating her food happily, and for taking care of her these past twenty years. There’s something in her tone that takes the smile off his face, and she reminds him of what she said when she agreed to marry him—that she couldn’t be his woman, but he’d said all he wanted was for her to be next to him. She thanks him for that, too, because she had nowhere to go and he made a place for her.

She tells him Moon-ho’s on his way to pick her up, and that she’ll be staying with him for now. Moon-shik asks with difficulty whether he did anything wrong, which is laughable to the point of pathetic. He prods her to tell him what she means to do, and she says, “My daughter Ji-an must be alive. I have to find her.”

She declines his offer of help, telling him she’s sorry: “I can’t trust you.” He protests feebly, and Myung-hee asks outright why he lied that Ji-an died. He stammers that she died—that everyone said she died.

Struggling over her tears, Myung-hee says, “I understand now. All this time, I tried really hard. But I understand now why I couldn’t love you.”

He begs her to hear him out, that she’ll understand when he explains. But Moon-ho walks in now, and Myung-hee asks him to take her away. Moon-shik crouches before her wheelchair pleadingly, and she takes his hands and removes them from hers.

Moon-ho brings Myung-hee to the Someday office for her interview as a former pirate broadcaster. The staff greets her with a hero’s welcome, and they thrill in excitement when she calls herself a huge Someday fan. Myung-hee asks Young-shin if her boyfriend is here, and Young-shin confides that he’s not here because he’s fighting the Elder. She complains, “That crazy old man likes my boyfriend—he wants him to work for him! He was totally low about it too, blackmailing him!”

Myung-hee asks if she means fighting literally, and Young-shin defends her boyfriend using his fists, ’cause he certainly can’t just sit there and let the old fart hit him, can he? She speaks animatedly and makes cute fist-fighting gestures, and through the window, Moon-ho smiles to watch them chatting.

Jung-hoo lets a couple of Manager Ahn’s henchmen “capture” him, and they bring him inside to the others. Jung-hoo says that he figured picking them off one by one would have taken too long, and this way he can take down all five at once. With that, he launches himself at the goons, and while he takes a few hits, he manages to dispatch them all.

Ha, then while they sprawl on the ground in pain, he goes around collecting thumbprints from the guys he hasn’t gotten to yet. That’s a telltale sign, though, alerting the baddies that he’s out to track down the killers instead of merely being on the run. Manager Ahn suggests that taming Jung-hoo isn’t likely, preferring the option of sending him to prison. He also reports that Healer’s hacker partner “seems to have taken the bait.” Wait what? Noooo, ajumma!

Jung-hoo makes his way to the riverbank, wincing in pain while he tends to his swollen ankle. He wonders what Young-shin is doing, while she wonders the same from the safety of the office. She tries Bong-soo’s number again, and gets the same message.

Addressing him in her thoughts, she tells him of her mother coming to the paper and how she’ll have to introduce him to her sometime. “No, do I have to introduce myself to Mom first?”

Dae-yong arrives at the river to collect the evidence from him. Jung-hoo addresses Young-shin in his thoughts too, saying, “I’m a little confused. I can fight as much as necessary, and the more I fight, I learn how to win. But Young-shin, right now I’m not sure who I’m fighting against.”

Moon-shik is alerted to Moon-ho’s latest live broadcast, which picks up the story from the 1992 deaths. Moon-ho reports on that fake paint, which was designed to do the opposite of its stated purpose: Rather than prevent rusting and corrosion, it sped it up. They air Young-shin’s interview with the foreman of a construction crew, who mentions a bridge he worked on—he’d applied that paint to it, and it collapsed before it even opened.

That construction company had been on the verge of bankruptcy, and was then acquired by a different company for a dirt-cheap price—a company whose majority shareholder was Omega Investors. Myung-hee interviews about investigating them with her fellow reporters, describing how there were suspicions that Omega would purposely ruin companies with accidents or rumors, and then an Omega affiliate would buy it up.

Moon-ho explains that the head of Omega Holdings was recently featured on their broadcast, and goes as far as to identify the Elder by name: CEO Park Jung-dae.

Detective Yoon returns to his car and finds the door ajar and a laptop open in the passenger seat. He turns it on, and ajumma logs on to greet him. Aw, does he actually have a crush on her? (She grumps that he’s probably still single and he perks up, saying she must’ve been thinking of him all these years.) But she’s got important business to discuss, and sends him a photo of Manager Ahn, asking if he remembers the guy.

Detective Yoon recalls the case: They’d been investigating allegations of Omega Holdings laundering money, and there’d been a genius-level hacker kid there (Ahn). Ajumma informs Yoon of the fingerprints she’s left for him, which belong to Park Dong-chul’s real murderer—the current suspect is a frame job.

Detective Yoon keeps trying to interject sentimental comments about how long it’s been and how they should meet in person, but ajumma briskly moves the conversation along. She tells him that if they’d wrapped up that case properly then (I’m recalling the order she was given to cover up the investigation), at least four lives would have been saved: Go Sung-chul, President Hwang Jae-gook, Teacher, and Park Dong-chul. She directs him to cross-check the prints with the pipe and tells him to call if he needs to contact her, having left a phone for him.

He sputters ineffectually when she hangs up abruptly, but cheers up to see the phone next to him. You big doof. But it’s understandable, since ajumma’s awesome and I’d totally have a crush on her too.

While ajumma gets to work on the black box footage, Jung-hoo parks outside Double S headquarters explaining that his ideal scenario is to track down the confession tape and erase it, starting with searching this office. Of course, charging in to grab crucial blackmail material is hardly wise, and ajumma grumbles more colorful epithets describing what she thinks of the plan (the words “puppy fart” are used). But he knows it’s rash, and resigns himself to waiting.

But as ajumma copies the data from the memory chips, one of them triggers a signal in Ahn’s headquarters. Crap, that must be the bait. He works on tracking the signal and orders all available guards to go after ajumma.

Jung-hoo sees the small army of guards rushing out and tells ajumma that he’s going into the office while it’s empty. He easily evades the stray guards in the building, arriving at the control room undetected.

Jung-hoo just leans over the guard’s shoulder, then sits right down next to him and plugs in his phone to link in ajumma, leaving the guard totally stunned. He asks the guy where everyone went running to, threatening to deliver pain if he doesn’t talk.

The guy says, “Hacker Healer.” Alarmed, Jung-hoo calls out to ajumma and reads the address on the tracking map, asking if that’s where she is. She gapes, “How’d you know?”

Jung-hoo tears out of the building and drives off like a madman, while ajumma packs up her station hastily. She grabs the necessary hardware first, then pauses to see all the sentimental knickknacks hanging there. Nooo, just runnnnn! You can knit more when you’re safe!

Manager Ahn’s troop arrives outside her building as ajumma’s heading out—and at the last second she disguises herself in layers of clothes to look like a harmless hobo. The guards run right past her, but one knocks into her and a hard drive falls out of her bag. Crap crap crap. She keeps walking, but Yo-Yo sees the drive, senses something weird, and chases after her.

He grabs hold of her, just as Jung-hoo flies in, thank god. Ajumma pepper-sprays Yo-Yo while the other guards hear the commotion and head their way. Jung-hoo shuts the doors on them and looks at ajumma for the first time in surprise: “You’re ajumma?” Haha. What a way to meet.

They run off together, and make it safely away, phew. Jung-hoo drives them to the river, where he casts such curious looks at her that she threatens to tear out his hair if he looks at her again.

He offers to take her home, while she apologizes for leaving behind the black box chips. Aw, it breaks my heart a little every time somebody tries to talk normally to her and she just brushes it aside to focus on work. Jung-hoo just tells her that he’s figured out now who he’s fighting, and says that it was so boring just going around collection minion fingerprints. He turns to her and asks, “Wanna do something more fun with me?”

She scoffs that she won’t do anything without pay, but he tells her it’ll be really fun: “I’m the Healer. Try trusting me.”

The next day, Young-shin arrives at the airport carrying a bag, and both Jung-hoo and Moon-ho join her, looking equally travel-ready. Then Ajumma joins them too, completing Team Healer, and the four of them strut off together.

 
COMMENTS

Woohoo! I sense a clever plot in action, and anything that gets our team united and purposeful gets me excited. If tomorrow were any episode but the finale I would be very worried, because I recall the last time Team Healer came together and executed an awesome plan, which was swiftly followed by a hefty counterattack. But I actually think that because we’re so close to the end, and because of the nature of our story at this point, it doesn’t make sense to go out sadly. When the drama started I could see it going either way (happily or tragically), but based on where we’ve come thus far, tragedy doesn’t make sense. Purely from a narrative standpoint there isn’t the time to do that kind of emotion justice.

I’m not saying that Healer must end on a happily-ever-after note with perfect conclusions for everyone, but it’s a well-written show that must end satisfactorily. Thinking of how deeply Teacher’s death affected everyone, I can’t imagine treating anybody else’s death with cursory concern. We can’t dive off the deep end with one episode left and resolve everything satisfactorily, right?

See, so logically, dramatically, practically even scientifically, the story just dictates that we have to get a happy ending. Right? I’m totally not clutching at straws, right?

True, there were definitely hints of unease running throughout the episode, which were too purposeful to be throwaway details (and this writer doesn’t do pointless details)—like Jung-hoo’s injured ankle, or the references to Jung-hoo’s inherent untameability, which make me think of his affinity for nature documentaries and the reference to him being like a wild cat. Oh wait, now I’m remembering that the leopard went down fighting with a broken leg. Crap! Now I wish I hadn’t remembered that. Is it too much to hope that was a coincidence?

I did love Myung-hee’s reaction to finding out about her daughter, because it proved (as we’ve all felt) that she would be strong enough to handle the news. I don’t think the brothers’ concern was exaggerated and I can see why they wanted to veer on the safe side, but it’s gratifying to see her accept the truth and resolve to deal with matters. I even really respected the dignified way she said goodbye to Moon-shik, which may be the best way to send off his character. I’ve felt torn about him all drama long, because while he is definitely in the villain column in my book, and doesn’t deserve to have excuses made for him, he was such a humanized villain. His rationales, while often twisted or misguided, had an internal logic that I could follow even when I disagreed.

And while keeping a woman essentially hostage and treating her like an extravagant toy is hardly the kind of love that’s healthy or desirable, it is a form of love that Myung-hee acknowledges, and I believed her when she said she was thankful to him for all that he did for her. She could have railed on him with all the fury in the world and have been justified, but her generosity even in leaving him gives me satisfaction—not for him, but for her future, that she’ll go on to have a happy and healthy life free of bitterness.

Most of all I love Young-shin’s zombie analogy, which was both cute and entirely fitting to the occasion. Moon-shik took the “if you can’t fight them, join them” approach, deciding that it’s okay to slide down a slippery slope as long as you don’t fall all the way to the bottom. So what if you give up a little bit along the way? It’s better than fighting painfully every step of the way not to give up an inch, isn’t it? Yet calling the opposition zombies is an efficient way of illustrating the all-or-nothingness of integrity: You’re a zombie or you aren’t, but there’s no going halfsies about it. And if I have to die at a zombie’s hand, I certainly want it to be while fighting life and limb every second, rather than lying there in despair, waiting to be devoured, trying to console myself with the thought that zombie life isn’t really all that bad.

So we fight, because the alternative is no alternative. And if you have an awesome team of friends with whom to fight alongside, all the better.

Bring it on, finale!

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JB, Thank you for your intelligent, insightful, sometimes funny but always very well written recaps. You have been a constant companion to my k-drama journey. Your recaps enriches each and every experience of living in this make-believe world. And because you are waaay more eloquent than I can ever be, I always just nod, and says, "yep, you're right!"

Now one journey is about to end...

Are we all going to be okay tomorrow? Heck, are we all okay today?

JB... we will all need therapy! See you tomorrow, along with the rest of these wonderful readers and writers, who are all fans of Healer. In this virtual place, let us hold hands, pat each other in the back, give each other a tight hug and cry on each others' shoulders, while we bid Healer goodbye.*sniff

In the meantime, fellow Healerites, have faith and be strong! We will have our happy ending!

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Standing hand in hand with you! :D

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Freak I have to go to work now! And I need to start the day early if am gonna come early for the FINAL !

FINALE I KNOW *SOBS*

I have so much to talk about this episode and no time !

- after all that angst, I have to admit just a video confession felt little anti climatic but I think the elder and co just thought it would be enough??? That all are weak like them???

- Myung Hee's finding out and thanking him. At first I was totally screaming why she is calm instead of out to kill him but I get her reaction. He is her friend all life, that sting is too much. And when she finally said I know why I was not able to love you even trying so hard, I understand now. It made sense, he was only home for her but it just never felt like home cuz MS lied all his life to her.

- Moon Ho , thank for being alive !!!!! I would gladly take this anticlimax just so you are alive ! Be the uncle foreverrrrrr!!!!

- OTP , man that look after the hug, for one moment it felt as if they are looking into their eyes and being intimate for first time. THATS HOW YOU WRITE AND ACT A LOVE STORY, FOLKS!

- OTP, JB your explanation on yin and yang takes the cake ! How do you manage to say such a thing in a perfect way in two lines what we are not able to say in hundreds of comments???? You rock *salutes*

- Jung Hoo and Ahjumma , you take two main players and don't put them in same room for 19 episodes ?????? That takes balls show !

-Jung Hoo and Ahjumaa , you both can have your own sitcom and no one would be bored !!!! That last 10 mts , I went from being scared to laughing so hard

And finally ITS GONNA ENDDDDDDDDDDDDD

Just bring it on show! Am so ready for the final ride !

Bring it on!

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I agree about that JH-Ahjumma sitcom. Just put those 2 characters together anywhere and I can watch them interact for hours.

And yes about the hug and look. Actors should come here and learn how to portray 'true love'. Heheheh!

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@Divyrus Such a beautiful love story.

I'd totally watch 20 more episodes of JH and Ajumma bickering. They're the best.

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i'd totally be content watching JH and ahjumma duo being the Healer team for 20 more eps

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@Divyrus! I love every single thing you said! So awesome!! Thank you so much! ;)

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Well said @Divyrus. JB rocks!

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@divyrus

I expected the episode to be a bit heavier, because, well it's the second to the last ep. But I was amazed at how the episode brought about a mix of emotions in that one hour. Fear, unrest, frustration but we still get moments to squee for and laugh a little...

That's good entertainment! Bravo, Show, bravo indeed!

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"Jung Hoo and Ahjumma , you take two main players and don’t put them in same room for 19 episodes ?????? That takes balls show!"

This +10!

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This episode was really awesome. I really enjoyed JH action scenes and it made me realize that maybe I would have like a few more of those. JH meeting Ahjumma was awesome, it was my favorite part of this episode.

Here is hoping for a happy ending. Yes I want a happy everything is perfect ending bc I cant take another death please.

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I would totally love more action scenes. They take a toll on poor JCW though, but for the show, they would have been so cool. :)

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Totally would have loved more action scenes since they were awesome but knowing how much time they take and the amount of effort required by JCW, his stunt double and the crew, I'm satisfied with the amount we were given.

Just glad everyone finished filming, safe and sound.

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What an exciting episode (as always)! So glad Ajumma could escape fast enough... phew

The mention of the word "Omega" somehow makes me laugh... Those who have watched the latest episode of Kill Me Heal Me would know what I mean :)

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Hahaha yes, I'm also watching KMHM and now I can't take "Omega" seriously. XD

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I feel so sorry for Bae Sang Soo, the SS Boss! Though he is in the bad guy team, I never took him seriously. He just makes me laugh. But man, with his authority undermined, he looks like a low level goon - so lost, everything way over his limited brain power. His expressions - priceless!

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I was thinking, he is not really entirely on the same page with Elder and Anh. He may toe the line now, but maybe he'll decide that being the underling is no go and may do something that could benefit the Healer Team. His expressions seemed to be conflicted or uncomfortable with the order to eliminate Ahjumma since she was a someone kept under wraps and would not be missed. I hold up a tiny bit of hope for SS. :)

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Of course Jung Hoo, the over-protective boyfriend, would ask: "You're not hurt anywhere right? Did anybody touch you? Push you or drag you or anything?"

This goes to show just how gentle Jung Hoo is when it comes to Young Shin. As she said, he'd never hurt her. Remember the scene in ep. 14 when she pretended like his grasp on her arm was painful and he immediately let go? Yeah, if he's worried about hurting her through a simple hold, them fools better think twice before pushing or dragging YS around.

If this were any other kdrama, the male lead would definitely be guilty of wrist grabbing/dragging the female lead around. Jung Hoo, please knock some sense into these guys about how to treat a person they supposed love. Thanks! xoxo

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Yes, for a guy who hasn't been around normal people too often he sure knows how to treat a girl.

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JH is such a perfect boyfriend indeed. I mean he's just full of love and he's always gentle and endearing towards YS. I just can't stop repeating the scenes when he looks at YS with those longing eyes. JCW acts his heart out through his eyes and I admire him for that.

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I think it's not just when it comes to Young Shin. He is not violent by nature but gentle. Bong Soo is really a side of him. When Young Shin was defending his fighting to her mom (even though she is scared of violence herself) she was doing it because she knew he never hit people unless they hit him first. Throughout the series we saw him hit people first very few times. He beat the crap out of that woman beater guy who deserved it fully. He punched Moon Ho couple of times for his lies but when he didn't defend himself couldn't hit anymore. We saw as much or more of Young Shin dragging him around by the wrist than vice versa.

All they way back in episode 2 when Young Shin yet did not mean anything to him when he was holding her hands in her back in the toilet he loosened his grip when she said it was hurting and she used it as an opportunity to kick him. Hahaha.

Anyway, I think his reputation that he doesn't take jobs that involve hurting people was well deserved. He is a gentle soul who did not get into this business by choice but by circumstance and never relished it or care for it much.

Which means he is extra extra gentle with the woman he loves... I love him. He is the perfect mixture of an alpha and beta guy. Or maybe he is the alpha as it should be, not the extreme version given to us in every other drama.

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@Moonbeam *slow clap* Well said.

Jung Hoo is a gentle soul indeed, it's just that I'm particularly taken by just how gentle he can be when it comes to Young Shin.

Jung Hoo is a rare specimen of a male lead who I think is one of the few who really understands what it means to love someone completely.

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^correction @Moonbean not Moonbeam. Miane!!

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@dramapenchant! Very well said! Perfectly said! *energetic claps* ;)

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@dramapenchant, @helkwo, @Mint, @Moonbean

I totally agree with all of you about JH's nature.

IMO, SJN has outdone herself with JH's characterisation - he is like the ideal boyfriend/husband/companion/soulmate.

And Ji Chang-wook has outdone himself playing JH/Healer/PBS.

In fact, as I have said about Lee Min-ho being perfectly suited to be City Hunter, now Ji Chang-wook will forever be the one-and-only actor who is the one-and-only Healer.

No other actor can ever take Ji Chang-wook's place as Healer.

Ji Chang-wook is Healer. Healer is Ji Chang-wook. Period.

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agree, JCW has totally made this character his own

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I know right, @siesta? ;)

I cannot imagine anyone else in this role. Even if there is a remake by other TV networks in other countries, I will not watch it because Ji Chang-wook is the only Healer to me.

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Thanks for the recap! I actually already tried posting this comment once, but my internet is being temperamental right now so hopefully I'm not duplicating it.

So many wonderful moments this episode for all our characters...but still my favorite was, hands-down, ajumma and Jung-hoo meeting! They are just so adorable and hilarious even in moments of distress, I can't even handle it. I love what a great team they make already within the very first split second of their meeting, her with her pepper spray and him, well, with his Healer-moves. And then he even pauses to take a good look at her! Hilarious.

I didn't realize just how much I was looking forward to their face-to-face meeting until it happened this episode. The way he fondly tries to sneak peeks at her in the car, adorable! But, most of all, I loved the confidence with which he told her to trust him because he has finally come up with a plan that only the two of them can pull off (with the help of Young-shin and Moon-ho, of course)...and one they can pull off while having fun in the process :D Not even ajumma can resist that smile!

And Team Healer 2.0 at the end! I said before that I really wanted an episode ending that felt reminiscent of episode 9's ending...and SJN totally gave it to me for our last cliffhanger. Needless to say, I'm a very very happy watcher right now. And can't wait to see what our team has up their sleeve for the finale :D Bring it!

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I've always looked forward to their meeting, but I didn't expect that it would be so funny!

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agreee with ur comment u writte what was in my mind ...aigoooo <3 <3 <3 that meeting amazing funny hilarious hahaha lovvve it

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Leopard is a solitary animal. JH is no longer. He's got a team and a plan.

Besides, it seems there is a small time-shift. There may be some time (a few days?) between JH meeting Ajumma and carrying out this plan.

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Yes! I was going to write to Javabeans that the leopard in the documentary was alone but Jung Hoo has his awesome team so I am not worried at all. If we were to see a death I would have worried about Moon Ho but even that doesn't fit the story any longer.

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JAVABEANS thank you, thank you, thank you. You are fantastic in your recaps and analyses. What would drama watching be without you and DB ... I do not want to even consider it. The joy I get out of watching a show is evident to me, but the joy that emanates when I'm watching it with many others loving it and thinking about it and sharing what they think and feel at the same time, just cannot be expressed. For providing us your thoughts and this blog, I am deeply grateful. :)

Each episode is so rich, besides the major plot moments, there are so many Little Moments that delight.
Here are some I noted but this is not exhaustive...

- When JH strode down the corridor to Moon Ho’s apartment like a boss and Dae Young’s team bowed to him. Made me feel that he really is somebody as Healer Jung Hoo. Not merely as one or the other, but as Jung Hoo, the Healer.

- When he stood still and held out his arms for YS, so that she could choose to run into them or not. This continues to speak of his respect for her. He offers and she can decline. He does not grab or insist. How do I love this.

- JH’s sighs of relief. So palpable, all the way over here in sunny Singapore (today it's sunny, but not always) and the way the enfolded her in his arms and looked at her.

- His total openness in telling YS that he had been blackmailed and what he had to do, and why they should not be together. So good ... sooooo right. That's the way in any relationship!

- In the same way, Young Shin telling Myung Hee everything about what JH is doing and why she cannot see him. So much openness! So refreshing! How well mother and daughter have bonded and continue to develop that bond.

- LOL! Zombie talk and gesture!!

- The fact that Ahjumma did not just run away but sprayed mace/pepper spray or whatever at Yo Yo!! Loved her for that.

- Healer asking, "It’s that you Ahjumma!!" The expression of shock on his face. "You actually go around in that outfit????" LOLOL!

- JH able to relax and laughing in the car with Ahjumma, when she catches him trying to see her face. Such a lovely laugh.

- Ahjumma's studied cynicism and pretense indifference "You know I'll only do it if money is involved." But we knew she would recapitulate. :)

- "I know what to fight against now ... I’m the Healer. You can trust me!" *Swoon* And his laugh again. So good to see him laugh when he is actually in deep trouble.

- Yoon picking up the phone Min Ja left him and kissing it!!! Wow what a crush! I had no clue. :D

What else would you add to this list?

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- Han River scene with JH and Dae Young. No dialogue at all, but the little gesture that DY made spoke volumes. I love their brotherly relationship. Brotherly, because, rather than a little sister, I think JH treats like a pesky lil bro. Hahaha.

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*treats her

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and she calls him "hyung-nim" too haha
i love how he got all pouty and hid behind his turtleneck

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I love that scene too!

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I love this scene too. Looks like DY being the big brother this time "Don't get yourself beaten again, yah!"

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I know this is not a healthy contribution.... but the byeontae in me can't help but add this...

*I'm distracted every time JH licked his blood-stained lips... err, I'm distracted every time he licks, and he do it so MANY times!!! kekeke

**runs all red and hide on the gutter

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Lol Polaris !

I thought I was the pervert !

*I totally had some really dirty thoughts on what I would do if I were young shin and I was there*

*ahem ahem* let's just move on now

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@GB

Agree on all accounts! I feel bad for Ahjumma though (just a bit) that JH had to meet her wearing her hacker clothes! (I'm recalling the scene and I'm just so amused!) anyway going back, i feel bad for Ahjumma because she cleans up pretty nice as what we've seen in her meeting with Teacher and at the cafe. Would have been great if JH saw her in that mode and like have his jaw drop in awe of ahjumma!

But I'm not complaining! Really! I uber love the JH-Ahjumma meeting sequence! Daebak indeed!

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@Chesens

That JH meets Ahjumma scene was the funniest to me for this episode. I just can't *not* laugh when I see his expression and the way he stared at her. And she called him puppy poop!!! LOL!

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"Oh wait, now I’m remembering that the leopard went down fighting with a broken leg."

NOOOO JB why did you have to mention that?!?! T___T

Anyway, so much to love in this episode. Our OTP was as adorable as ever, but the best bit was Jung-hoo meeting Ajumma for the first time. It finally happened!! AND THEY. ARE. SO. ADORABLE. Heehee. Also, Detective Yoon's crush on Ajumma, aww. And yes, I loved the way Myung-hee said goodbye to Moon-shik and thanked him for everything he'd done for her. So fitting, so touching, and it makes Moon-shik look all the more pathetic. :(

I can't believe we actually got the power walk though. I LOVE THIS WRITER SO MUCH LOL <3 Young-shin looks amazing in that trenchcoat.

And no, I am not going to be okay tomorrow and I am not okay today. I'm not ready for Healer to ennnddd. :(

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my best dramaaaaaaa

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Loved Healer's comment to ajumma about her clothing at a most critical life or death moment.

The Foursome Force - get it done and take "em down!

I am waiting for that mother-daughter reunion moment...

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Healer nim....keep killing me slowly wit ur awesome,delicious,succulent ways. Its totally allowed,I nw walk around mumbling healer anywhere I go. I am totally nuts abt dis drama,sumone get a straight jacket b4 I start pasting copies of healers pictures all over my school.

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LOL first time I've heard someone use the word "succulent" to describe Healer, but totally works.

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Mmm-hmmm. Succulent Healer.

Yes, yes. Quite so. ;)

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Yummy yummy. *licks lips*

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especially his succulent lips!

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I have set up Healer Fan Page at Dramabuzz.com forum website. Help me to add your favorite scene photos, Gif's and fan movies! Let's make it big. And don't forget to vote for the drama of the month there!

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Javabeans, thank you.

I have said it countless times before so I'm sure you know how thankful I am to you :

for the recaps that I cannot do without while watching Kdramas,

for creating this one-of-a-kind website for all Kdrama lovers,

for sharing your keen intellect through your exceptional observation, insight, thought-provoking opinions and totally
spot-on ideas/suggestions,

for your magnanimity in the face of less than pleasant and at times downright disrespectful comments/opinions/rantings/attitude/actions by commenters.

In short, for everything you have done for us, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

In fact, watching the Ahjumma in Healer, the thought that crossed my mind is this -

you remind me of the Ahjumma -
both gutsy,
both super-smart,
both mind-blowingly hilarious,
both tough on the outside, but soft on the inside,
both super-super-super-super-super-awesome!!

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Oh my God, Kay !

That was simply beautiful!

I have been thinking over words to say to JB and GF ,thanking them. But you totally put them the best !

With your permission, can I repost them in tomorrow's final recap at first page ? So that JB reads it for sure !!!!

Just so she knows how much love we send her !

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Hi there, @Divyrus!! So sorry I didn't see this message of yours earlier. Thank you so much for your kind appreciation of my expression of thanks to JB. Sure you can repost it to episode 20 (and I saw that you have done it). ;)

I'm so touched by your kind words!! ;)

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I would like YS' dad to play some part in their final plan. He is smart and capable. She should confide in him.

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Jung-hoo's "Booya! Ahjumma-ya?!" Hahaha! I replayed the scene several times just to see Jung-hoo's priceless reaction. :D

Thank you for the recap JB. Off to read.

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Great scene! Made me laugh outloud!

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Great scene! Made me laugh out loud!

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Ahjummaaaaaaaaaaa

Alright, I'm never going to be able to stop once and for all to say that this Ahjumma, Jo Min Ja ahjumma is truly the BEST Ahjumma I've ever seen. How many ahjumma out there in dramaland who has ever gotten her feathers so uneasily ruffled as her? Being ushered out forcefully out of her lair doesn't even make her bat an eye. Ahjumma jjang!

I seriously contemplated on spending my hard-earned money to learn how to be that cool-knitter-hacker ahjumma. I want to grow old like her.

Ahjumma saranghaeyooooo *I know I've gone crazy but like what Omomo said, tomorrow I'll be six feet down under so I don't give an eff about it

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Let's go dig each other's graves, then! That's where we're heading anyway after the finale. :D

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out of context, people could misconstrue the Healer beanies as some kind of a zombie cult fellowship or something, what with digging eo graves, and wandering souls and scraping people off the floor and people being killed every 5 minutes..

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Rather than graves, I was thinking about something along the lines of Patrick's stonehouse. That way we all can gather and do anything we want with anything connected to Healer and all the possibilities without people staring weirdly at us *cackling evilly ala ahjumma

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a knitting circle? lol

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As for Healer's penultimate episode, other than all that have been mentioned by the other commenters so far, here are some of the too-many-to-choose-from awesome scenes that I can remember after watching the raw episode only once.

1. I mentioned before about how perfect the OTP is - like two peas in a pod? Well, the first screengrab (with JB referencing the way they hold on to each other to yin and yang) and in the screengrab of the hug, the way YS seems to be so snugly enveloped in JH's arms, with his chin perfectly positioned to rest just above YS's head - all say it all. Two peas in a pod.

2. How sad they both are not being able to see each other and missing each other so much but at least JH is able to watch YS in the videos but YS has no photo or videos of him. Moral of the story - take as many photos/videos of our loved ones when we can for such times.

3. Myunghee is to me the epitome of cool, elegance, magnanimity and inner and outer beauty. I wish I can be her.

4. How awesome the four-some look meeting and strutting in perfect harmony. The four Musketeers, Korean-version.

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Moon Ho seriously needs to develop that one picture of YS sleeping on JH's lap!

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Yes! So true!! Hehehe!! ;)

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at this point i think Healer has been too exposed and too many people already know about his real identity for JH to ever return to that job. so i guess ep 20 will be about him retiring (for good) with a bang, ready to begin the next leg of his life journey

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I think the same, but at the same time I hate it that his cover has been blown.
Even tho he has a few million bucks saved up, he is so young, so smart, so capable. What will be do for a job, a career the rest of his life? Fathering a few babies isn't exactly a career, tho we know he'd be really do at it.

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You know, fathering babies can *become* a full time job...

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i can't see JH saying no to that..

i can totally see YS whacking the life out of him if he ever dared to suggest that tho..

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i thought he actually quite enjoyed being a reporter/cameraman, even though it might take him a while to get used to the work hours. at least it requires him to be active and not a total desk job. even he himself said that he had grown quite attached to Someday. since he already saved up quite a sum, he doesn't necessarily need to work to live, which is like the best thing ever and the position i want to be in someday lol

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Seriously. Ideal situation much? We can all dream, right?

But I agree, I think he actually quite enjoys the field work aspect of his reporting job (and the fact that he can be with YS 24/7). Also, he can totally use his healer skills as a reporter, like he did for the sexual assault case.

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Omo omo omo - holding hands and hearts with all of you around the world as we head into the last episode. Never mind letting go of Healer - I'm so so sad to let go of all of you!!! What are we going to do??? I can already feel tomorrow's energy circling the planet…all of us collectively holding our breaths and then sighing all at once….ah…this is the meaning of LOVE!

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There is no party that never ends but it will definitely be a difficult process to part from Healer and all my fellow Healer Beanies here! :(

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Well, in case you missed it on acct of being asleep at the time it was discussed, some of us agreed to re-watch from ep 1 forward, and meet at those threads, and see to their comment counts going up. So there is That continuation of the party.

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LOL my apologies for sleeping. I'll try to keep that at a minimum! ^^

Ooooh, how is this going to work? Would totally love to be a part of it!

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@dramapenchant

We're planning to hang out every Monday and Tuesday to previous episode recaps and analyze each episode, to commemorate our Mon-Tue Healer rendezvous.

That is, after we've recovered from our PHeWS (Post Healer Withdrawal Syndrome) of digging graves, soul wanderings... but it's probably loooong after episode 20 thread get spazz.

We hope to see you, beanies, down there... *wink *wink

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is this part of the therapy? Keep on partying? Count me in.

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I've really enjoyed this drama. Thank you for the recap. I just hope I'll be okay tomorrow and the day after HAHA! I'm in the verge of mixed feelings because Healer is such a different drama from the rest. It's just one of a kind. SJN has out done herself. Bring it on FINALE!

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Me too!

Can I just virtually hug you and everyone here? *teary eyed already imagining the event that will come

Will miss all the cool pals I met here on this thread.

This is also the first drama in quite a long time that makes me a zombie *the last one is Queen In Hyun Man

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*hugs hugs hugs*

As for me, this is the first time I've ever followed a drama so fervently. Healer converted me from a casual drama viewer into a totally obsessed one. OTL

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*hug back

We are truly going to need a circle of hug, rather than a circle of prayer, after this drama ends. Healer is also the first drama of which I made a fanwork and then sent it to the admin. Can't believe the length I go to promote this movie to practically everyone I know. *shaking my head at my own enthusiasm

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Hello fellow beanies :D
I was just a lurker around for all 19 episodes till now but, yes (for the first time in 5 years of watching korean dramas) I can't resist commenting here :D I have read nearly all the comments since episode 1 (Yes I should get a life :D )

It’s been 16 hours and I can't stop thinking about the finale. I have faith in SJN, she would give us an amazing ending but I can feel the withdrawal symptoms already :( Healer yaaaaa.... why you do this to me? :(
Btw, When SJH said “Booya! Ahjumma-ya?! I was laughing so hard that I made a public spectacle of myself. :D
Detective Yoon kissing the phone after talking to Ahjumma , ROFL :D
It’s just a guess but I think Sang Soo is going to help our Healer Team somehow in their final plan.
Omg, only 5 hours to go :D
How will I survive Mondays and Tuesdays now. Damn, I have an exam this week. :(

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Wow! Welcome and thank you for delurking!

Omg, only 5 hours to go? Nooo. I'm so not ready!

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@Omomo is Healer-fied

Hey Omomo :D I have read all your comments too and I must say you have a great sense of humor. You had me laughing so hard at times.. and yeah I know we are not so ready. :O
I have never screamed while watching drama till now. :P
Healer made me scream, laugh and cry so loudly that I am just wondering what kind of sorcery is this? :O is it JCW's magic or SJN's writing?
When I saw the secretary sitting in front of YS , I swear I was literally slapping his face in air :D (of course while yelling all sorts of ridiculous nonsense :D )

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D'aawwww. I am touched. Thanks! :)

There's definitely some kind of creepy sorcery involved in here to make all of us act this way!

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Hehe. Yes Yes. :D
I also think there is some kind of sorcery going on with the ratings of Healer in Korea. I mean, I see it has 101 million views on Sohu. Well now ratings don't matter much anyway :D It's an incredible drama which i will cherish for a longgggg longggg time. I even participated in the International Healer Project.
Lol I am doing things I haven't done for any drama till now. Only thing left is fly to Korea and attend one of JCW musicals or fan meetings. :D

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Word! But then again different strokes for different people.

It's the first time I participated in any kind of fan project too! I would give my right arm to get the chance to fly to SK and meet JCW face to face. (Okay haha, that's a bit of a stretch, but ugh I'm dying to see just a glimpse of him in the flesh).

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Hello, I also chose to delurk with this episode, ha!

I totally feel you; hours after watching I'm laying here in bed still awake, still thinking about Healer. I'm afraid that after the finale I'll be stumbling around aimlessly, contemplating life without Healer. I have a heavy work week too (what great timing) so I hope I'm not completely incapacitated after tomorrow. :x

Good luck on your exam!

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@Darling
Hey :) Thank you so much.
Yes, Healer made me comment finally. :D
I will be watching live broadcast for sure ( Never seen one before Healer came around :D)
I keep watching video clips of Healer on Youtube everyday. It's like a vitamin to me now. Lol.

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I am also a delurking because of this drama! Welcome! :)

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Thanks, Javabeans, for the recap.

I can't wait for the subs. I watched it raw again and boy, I missed a lot of what was going on but I just couldn't wait - just too greedy, I guess. Now it makes sense why MH feels so guilty. He was an active participant in that his brother made him lie to the police about the two friends fighting over money.

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Subs are already out hours ago! :) You can watch it on Viki/Dramabay/MyAsianTV.

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@Omono

Thanks! It's 3:00 am here and I should be sleeping but instead I'll go watch Healer!!!

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Whoops @Omomo - sorry for the misspell

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new BTS from ep 17!that was JH did the sabu-nim impersonation, lol!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dXkbBhvva0

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rgghh, re-watch again like a lot!the way he holds her when they practicing, i mean he didn't have to hold her all the way while reciting his line right? i'm going delulu!hope they are real thing!!!

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Shows just how comfortable they are with each other! ^^ Which has translated into such great on-screen chemistry! :D

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He cant' keep his hands away from her, hehehe and she's so comfortable in his arms too, no awkwardness between them. Awwww, totally ship them, man!

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OMG, so much to love about that BTS clip.

JCW really is "jinergizer" isn't he?! That smile!

I'm so happy they released this clip, because I was wondering how JCW and PMY managed to keep a straight face during his impersonation, and it turns out, they didn't! LOL I loved that PMY was cracking up just like the rest of us! Also, how great was it that PMY was practicing the impersonation with JCW? So cute!

Thanks @redsub for sharing!

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^ @redsun not redsub Sorry!

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*clap clap* He practiced so hard to get that accent down pat! LOL at PMY's reactions. :D

On the other hand, the last few seconds... what is a 3-year-old doing inside a hot 27-year-old guy's body? Hahaha! JCW dammit why so adorable?!

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i really enjoying the BTS, @omomo they seem like really comfy together. and JCW totally nailed down that part. And oh, seem like that Imepersonation stuff is quit a think in Korean society, i've watched several variety show which showing the guests (mostly idols) displaying their "talent' in impersonation.

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@redsun

Thank you so much for this wonderful clip... ROFL!

Healeriously funny... especially the last part of JCW parking a kiddie bicycle... funny-Healer-baby! kekeke!

And PMY's expressions are so funny, they're really enjoying the work together... no wonder we enjoyed this drama too... so much good vibes from the cast and crew!

*sniff... missing Healer already*

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First time Healer met Ajumma was priceless. And their discussion in the car afterwards was pretty funny.
I can't believe this is ending! :(

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It’s looking good, it’s looking good, it’s looking good, you guys!

Quick question: Is it still possible for really bad things to happen in the final episode? In my short Kdrama experience, the traumatic deaths usually occur in the penultimate episode. We survived that!

But for the finale, just wondering if I need to brace myself? (I am crossing my fingers, legs, and toes that ALL of our Healer Team members will survive and come out triumphant in their quest to fight the Elder).

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@Ottoke

I think it's safe to say that all of us are going to glued to the screen to know how Healer is going to end because we are all so invested in it!

IMO I believe that Healer will have a happy ending because of the main soundtrack, the instrumental piece always played at the beginning of the episodes - it is stirring and uplifting, not melancholic or doomsday-like. ;)

After watching countless Kdramas, I have begun to see a pattern - the main soundtrack determines the ending. So if it's uplifting and joyous, the ending would be too, and vice versa.

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@kay,
Thanks for that bit of observation and reassurance. Uplifting n joyous is definitely good news!

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Hello there, my dear KDaddict!! ;)

So glad to have you back!! I've missed you so!! ;)

About the song, yes, I am positive SJN will not disappoint us Healer-lovers and will give us a happily-ever-after because the main soundtrack is so lovely and joyous! ;)

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Oh, didn't know that! Thanks for sharing your insight, @kay! One hour to go!

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Hi there, @Ottoke! ;)

So glad to share anything happy with everyone here! ;)

Yes, 1 hour to go!! My heart is beating so fast already!! ;)

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lovvve it lovvve it lovve it

CYS mom smile is soo beautiful love her smile soo much and i like that she told moon shik that she do her best to love him but couldnt and now she know why ...ooohh

and junghoo and the ajumma finally they meet hahaha ..and that confident smile of junghoo ohh lovvve it <3 <3

finally team healer together lovve the final scene of this episode ... that confident walking wow super rep lovvve it

no idea what will gonna happen next ep ...wondering how it will gonna end ?!!!

i dont know why ... but dan brown digital fortress novel end came into my mind after i finish this ep ... mmmm

cant wait for the final ep ^_^ yahooo more hours to goo

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It was so great to see the H4 strutting their stuff at the end. Can't wait to see them pwn Big Bad the Bartender & Co.

I was 99.9999999% sure that they weren't going to successfully "eliminate" Ajumma, but even the teensiest doubt caused me to start thinking about what websites I'd use to find the cheapest plane ticket to Korea, as my wrath would be uncontainable.

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From episode 1 to 19, this show has already set the bar so high, from the narrative style, acting, pacing, production, just to name a few. If this show ends with the fireworks and champagne feelz, it will be the PERFECT drama to me - something I haven’t experienced yet in my (short 3 years of) kdrama history. (Please show, don’t kill any of my main characters. Please be that one PERFECT show, please!!!!)

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Hear, hear, @Ottoke! ;)

I totally agree with everything you said. You are so spot-on! ;)

However, I have to say that to me Healer is already perfect half-way through and even if the finale does not end with fireworks, I will not be disappointed.

I am so thankful for the hard work by the whole cast and crew in giving us such a one-of-a-kind drama that Healer is already the perfect drama to me. ;)

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i just died!that was JH on his mighty bicycle!!!

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@redsun He's such a man-child. :D

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yea,IKR!that's just make me want to babysit him for more, @dramapenchant!

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@redsun Babysit?!?! I want to do much more to him than that ;)

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@dramapenchant Things like what? ;)

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to sit on him? ;)

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Sit where, on his lap?

Aigoooo. ;)

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hey, not fair @dramapenchant! babysit is include everything, lol, like put him to nap, bathing him..mkay , #imjustgonnashutup
#sinkmyselfinthedeepestgutter

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eh, double post? okay, since lastnite DB is just playing trick on me :P

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@Omomo You do not want to know...;)

@redsun ROFL

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Do you know? My friend and I totally NOT talking for two hours non-stop on whatsapp about how wide Jung Hoo's shoulder is, about how many burden he can take on that shoulder, or about how it begs to be hugged. Nope. Totally NOT.

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hey, not fair @dramapenchant! babysit is include everything, lol, like put him to nap, bathing him..mkay , #imjustgonnashutup
#sinkmyselfinthedeepestgutter

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(at work..sneaking..can't help it..) i just love where this conversation is going.... i usually just lurk in amazement but you are un-lurking me with your amazing gutter thoughts!

share and let me take care of the baby....lol

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@kweninjo Let's work around a schedule for our 'boysitting'?

I'll take the majority of the workload from Mondays to Fridays. You guys can take the weekends. LOL. *runs away*

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mwahahahahaa, now im totally ROTLOL!
@Kweninjo, welcome to the gutter, we could splashy each other here. Though my gutter pack partner @sumee not here yet, i could always welcome new company ^^

and apparently here @omomo already cutting the line, and voluntarily do the heavy chores all by herself, but no, since we love you so much omomo, we don't want you to be too tired with this clingy baby goey. so the timetable would be like this, me in charge with bathing and napping. the rest of chores are like feeding, playing, sending him to works etc etc :P

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Really, I don't mind doing the strenuous stuff. (That came off sounding kinda wrong lol). No fair! Bathing's where the most fun is at!

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Mygosh. I just loved the Ahjumma and Junghoo meeting-in-person scenes. You just see it through his eyes how much he appreciates Ahjumma even though they've never met personally before...or that could be just Ji Chang Wook's eyes working their magic on me.

I pretty much cracked up when he realized he was talking to his beloved Ahjumma. Hahahahahahahahaha

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I'm lovin it too! His eyes when he tries to sneak a second gaze at ahjumma. he so have that affectionate eyes that could draw anyone in! It would be ridiculous not to fall in love with that eyes. I'm falling in love with his eyes everytime.

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Hahahahaha oh me too! It was so priceless - I loved his first initial reaction, then shocked at her clothes, and finally curiosity for the very woman who kept him company for those lonely years! No matter Ahjumma, you don't have to worry, JH cares for you despite how you dressed :)

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when JH opened his arms to YS, my first instinct was totally to run into them! haha.. a good thing i watched this alone

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Na, don't try to be a salami, @siesta!LOL, leave the love bird alone, ppfttt

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you know i would totally kick YS out of the way lol

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@siesta She's pretty bad-ass. You sure you can take her?

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never underestimate the powers of a fangirl in lust.. ahem. i mean in love. ;)

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you got it right the 1st time around.

fangirls in lust, w JCW all over the world now.

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Totally :D The way he looks at her *fans self*
I mean his slight gaze mixed with feelings of relief,love, longing...I can go on and on.. JCW's magic is making us addicts :D

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The last line of the recap before comments should totally read "Then 섹시 Ajumma joins them too, completing Team Healer, and the four of them strut off together... " Jo Min Ja is seriously fit! Sorry Detective Yoon, I'm wishing Moon Ho and Min Ja hook up for a lovely noona romance because they both deserve a whole lot of awesome. Am now off to die cause I'm holding my breath for episode 20....

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I love ajumma's hair.

Can someone tell me what you call that hair style or how to describe it to a hairstylist if I go into a salon and want to get my hair done like that?

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@KDaddict, err crimple hair, i think there's a thing called hair crimper. just show them ahjumma pic, they'll get it )

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Thx @redsun,
For years I show him photos of K actors and want my hair done like them. He always fake tried to stifle his laughter. I know exactly how he'll react if I show him a photo of ajumma this time around.

It'd be nice if I could describe it w/o showing a pic. ?

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Which one, that latest? If so, yes, she's rocking it!

Why not just show the hairstylist a picture of Ahjumma? :)

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No, not as she appears at the airport, but as she always is in her lair.

Too shy to let him know the depth of my addiction. See reply to @redsun above.

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*the latest

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do you mean the crimped style or the airport scene?
the airport scene one is just a layered cut with bangs i think. you could screencap ep.20 and show it to the stylist lol

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Sorry I didn't make it clear.
The airport one is too slick and elegant.

I like her off-beat crimped hair solo much. It adds a great deal of character. I'd like to try it out as a momento to the Healer-Love-Fes.

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haha i always thought the crimp always makes one's hair looks fried, like they've just been electrocuted lol
but you're right it does add a bit of an offbeat character haha

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Oh JB, why do u hve to remind us bout the broken leg leopard? That makes me uneasy. I hate it when i started agreeing with those kind of thing because almost all the time, it appears to be true. :(
But, i still believe in happy ending. This show is just too cute to have a not so happy ending.
But what worries me the most, what is gonna happen to me when dis drama is done? I'm gonna be the real zombie not the Elders!

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oh i quite loved the ajummah moments in this episode. especially her knitting board. so brutal because she pretty much had to abandon her son twice. once for the investigation and twice for the runaway.
just in case people may not have known, the reason she's always knitting is because she donates everything to the cancer hospital her son died in. t t
thank you again for the recap javabeans! let's keep our fingers crossed for a strong finish!!

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@Sesame

Thanks for that tidbit about donating her knitted goods to the hospital. Now I want to take up knitting and do the same.

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I super hate it that J Ho's ankle is hurting and he is already limping going into the big fight.

I don't know what I'll do if this shows goes all City Hunter on us!

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he seemed fine rushing in to save ajumma and running away with her. if anything the adrenaline rush would mask any leftover pain. besides i have a feeling there was a few days skip between that night and the airport scene

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Sure hope you are right.

My stomach all in a knot now. It can only relax after the finale if all goes well in it.

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I think seems to foreshadow
that ep 19. I mean it could be not bad hint what JH hurts. Healer fans in DCinside,Korea take it as joke like what I say comes true.

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opps.sorry cutting lines/ I think seems to foreshadow
that ep 19. I mean it could be not bad hint what JH hurts. Healer fans in DCinside,Korea take it as joke like what I say comes true.

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ewwww.what's wrong with me. my words are gone sorry,agian/ I think ep 7 scene No.2 -which was JH's narration that "I wasn't going to come here.
Said that my animal sense, there's some kind of trap. If i caught a trap I could hurt my ankle, at least" seems to foreshadow
that ep 19. I mean it could be not bad hint what JH hurts. Healer fans in DCinside,Korea take it as joke like what I say comes true.

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I love YS manages to look beyond her own fears to see how worried JH was about her. That's what's great about this couple, instead of "me, me, me" it's always been about the other person or the "us".

When Young Shin said, "You were more scared than I was. Look at how pale you are", I just wanted to tell her how much of an understatement that was. He was petrified!

I think YS is still only barely understanding just how much she means to him. She doesn't quite fully grasp the fact that she's his lifeline, his everything. Without her, he'll cease to exist.

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i actually hope that one day JH would outgrow that part- such dependency on a person can't be healthy. but i suppose as his circle of family grows his neediness would stabilize into a more 'normal' state

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@siesta At a story-telling level, it's romantic but what you said is very true, such dependency is never healthy in any relationship.

However, it's still sweet that YS has functioned as the impetus to pull JH out of his shell, so that he would interact with the world, to find his "real" self in order to create bonds with more people and therefore eventually be less dependent on her as his sole connection to the world.

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erm, rewatch again the scene where JH fights the Ahn's minion to collect the fingerprints and he did a back-flip, wonder maybe that was the scene which caused him injured his back? It was sure awesome, but the cost of the scene, sigh..

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hmm i was pretty sure his stunt double was doing that part but i could be wrong
there seem to be more action scenes coming in ep 20 anyway

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It looks like something that JCW can do himself, I mean I have seen him do backflips before. But you're right, maybe it is a stunt double since JCW injured his back. I think he probably did tried to do the stunt himself first, got injured, and a stunt-double took over.

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this is a different type of flip than what he did on those interviews tho.. he usually used hands instead of a true backflip where he only uses his legs/torso strength like in this sequence
then again, i could be wrong :)

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JCW can do back-flip but i didn't no if this scense was him or not

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*typos* didn't know

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Well, he actually can do backflips, if you ever seen it in youtube. (I bet everyone here has seen that clip LOL)

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Ha! See? I shouldn't have said anything :-D

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Meet Taemi - the girl who plays JH's donsaeng in Healer. This is an article about her with links to videos. She's so cool and pretty! No wonder they call her the "Taekwondo Princess"

http://www.allkpop.com/buzz/2014/06/meet-taemi-the-korean-taekwondo-princess-that-can-fly

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another eng-subbed video of her

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxqO2gewb2U

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Cool gal indeed! I wish for more projects for her!

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Hi everyone! My absence may have well been unnoticed but I want to say miss you all and sorry for being a bad Healer-beanie for my absence! At first I was too scared to watch episode 16 right after 15, but then I got carried away with real life. I seriously admire those here at dramabeans living busy lives and still managing to come back here and comment. That's so much dedication! I'm now back and have caught up with everyone, so will be joining you all for the finale/live broadcast! :)

*Hugs and Kisses to all healer-beanies* ♥

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My favourite moments of this episode:

1) Junghoo meeting ahjumma for the first time - just priceless!

2) Det. Yoon's crush on ahjumma and ahjumma telling him to get over her - haha so cute!

3) The walk at the end! - reminds me of "You're all Surrounded"

4) and of course all OTP moments ♥

P.s. I miss Bongsookie in this episode but at least we get to see Healer in action (and Bongsookie in previous episodes). :D

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@Bongsookie! What are you talking about? Of course we missed you! How can we NOT miss Bongsookie? :-D

Welcome back! Now you have to tell me how to be "carried away with real life". I'm so deep in Healer addiction, real life literally got postponed. I'm kind of relieved the drama is going to end soon, so that I could do all the things I was supposed to do these past weeks!

I'm seriously considering to swear off watching live-broadcast dramas after this.

Unless Healer season 2 comes along. (Yeah, very unlikely, but well...)

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@pastmidnite

Aww thanks :) with my "carrying away with life" - it just happened without me knowing it. Although that doesn't mean I haven't thought of Healer during all that time! I think I was more anxious about 16's cliffhanger and then heard there was another cliffhanger at 18 - hence why I held it off. But really, I wished I hadn't, they're all really sold episodes and I'm still amazed at how this writer can come up with a great episode all the way until the last :)

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@Bongsookie
Welcome back to the world of Healer on DB! Yes, RL keeps taking me away as well, however one aspect of it I like ... I got sick and so could spend the day resting and hanging out here. I am one of the happiest, sick Beanies!!! LOL!

I agree with your fave parts. I just did not add the 3) to mine in Comments 59. I guess that is a given for most of us. :) Read more of you now that you're back.

If you did not notice, several of us plan to camp out in the Ep 20 recap for as long as we can. We find it hard to leave this community. :D Also we may be on OT on Fridays and some of us are thinking of watching the same shows with recaps so that we can meet up there as well. See Ya!

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Thanks very much @GB! :)

If only I get sick easily then maybe that could solve my RL responsibilities haha. But I'm gald to hear you are not suffering too much from sickness, do get well soon dearest GB :)

For my fav part 3, I loved You're All Surrounded, so I thought that ending was so great. My favourite moment and it's about time our team of 4 gotten together (yay!).

Really? I would love to you all in camping out for ep 20 finale too! I feel like I would be suffering from Healer-withdrawal once the show ends, so lingering around 20 is what I'll do! I'm so happy to know that at least with the last episode, the thread will till continue to be active and not die out. Shall see you there and maybe at OT too! :D

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Hey Boongsookie! Nice to have you back. ^^

I actually replayed JH's encounter with Ahjumma more than our OTP's hug. I just can't get enough of his reaction. :D
Previous episode is full of Boongsookie, and this time Healer. He really is cool when fighting the baddies.

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@Giegie hiii it's been ages - haha feels like a while since I commented (my fault really) :)

That scene between ahjumma and JH is too precious not to replay over and over! I loved it so much ♥

It's great how the writer really knows how to balance giving us both Bongsookie and now Healer in each episode. I even wrote to SJN in my fan-message for the international fan project. Wanted to thank her for bring to life such an incredible story and for creating such a phenomena amongst us international fans :)

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Glad to have you back! :)

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"...I leave this episode feeling hopeful and optimistic. Don't crush my hopes, Healer!"

Yes! Please don't crush MINE, also! And all of us!

What to say about this episode? Words fail me. There are too many to love!

But my favorite is definitely when JH meets Ahjumma!!

"You actually walk around in that outfit?
Bwahahaha
I never thought I could laugh that hard after the suspense.

And their interaction in the car afterwards! Priceless. I swear I could see Ahjumma blush when she cought JH trying to see her face. Who wouldn't? With eyes like JCW? I mean JH :-)

Seriously, when that scene was over, I was like, what?? That's it?? No no no! I want more of them!

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@pastmidnite

I know that scene was so funny, even in a serious moment, Ahjumma and JH can be so hilarious :)

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the valid assurance that was indeed his ahjumma was the trademark words of her "YOU DOG POOP" and not "hi, a pleasure to meet you in person"----i hurt my tummy at this LOL

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Nooo I'm not okay! ??
I'm so going to miss my Yingyang couple.
I just love how refreshing their relationship is played out. Same goes for the whole show.

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last nite worldtrending in twitter is:
#nationalpizzaday
#shakemyheadindisbelief
#nowwecouldalwayshope
#thatthepizzadeliveryguyishotasjcw
#notsomerandomteenboywithpimpsandzit

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This episode made me cry, laugh, swoon, squeee.
And criy some more for Myung-hee, oh my I cheered very hard for her when she basically told MS to take a hike. Winner! ♡♡♡♡

all right battery is dying, shoot. Lol

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Writer-nim....please...you've been awesome so far, don't dissapoint us in the last episode, ok?
I speak for myself when I say that my heart cannot take it...

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his carefree personality shines through again, those eyes are lively again, i'm falling in love with JH all over again... there's no news of an extension? a special? a wrap-up movie?

there are so many parts i want to see wrap-up nicely... and most of all i want to see some more of nuclear-level JH+YS...

i love this drama. i can't wait to see it go off with a bang - and at the same time i don't want to see it end...

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This is it. The final episode is today and I can't wait to watch what the final episode! I just want to share the knetizens' opinions in this article. And I'm happy that they also think that this drama deserve much love and great TV ratings. WHO CARES ABOUT RATINGS ANYWAY? *grins*

Article: 'Healer' Production team, "There is a striking twist on the last episode"

1. [+595, -8] Seriously so daebak and fun. Ji Chang Wook is sexy, cute, adorable and badass ~ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎHe really picked a good show. I've been a fan since 'Empress Ki~^^

2. [+541, -6] So sad ㅜㅜㅜㅜㅜIt's already the last episode

3. [+464, -5] I still can't believe it's ending

4. [+442, -9] You shouldn't have revealed -- Production Team..

5. [+119, 0] I still think the ratings are twisted. What is this T.T

6. [+118, -3] It's the first time that I don't want to let go of a drama ㅠㅠㅠ I've questioned myself several times if this is drama or realityㅋㅋ Please let it be a happy ending ㅋㅋ So that I am able to watch again happily in the futureㅜㅜ

cr: kkuljaem

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What twist are they talking about? Show is driving me nuts.

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What twist ??? OMG ,omg , omg..Again I can't breathe

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*pulls hair out* A twist? What could it be? Aigoooooo. Aigoooo.

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I don't know if DB is aware, but knetz are loving us international fans for watching HEALER too! They're so cute trying to count the number of comments hahahaha

http://kkuljaem.blogspot.com/2015/01/knetz-lurking-on-dramabeans.html

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Aw, their comments are cute. And they're calling us international fans cute too. :D
Thank you @nomnomnom for sharing the article.

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you're welcome! I'm so happy seeing their comments too!

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It's wonderful to know how much love Healer receives in its own country. Makes me happy to know those ratings don't reflect reality.

We should take this as a challenge upon us beanies and deliver even bigger numbers of comments. Amirite!

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wow its amazing to know that !!!! thanks a lot ^_^

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