Also, too much time is spent on hospital chase scenes. But, the use of some camera techniques is overwrought, like the camera circling a character 360 degrees when something dramatic happens. Chi-gyoo keeps having his romantic trysts in places where he overhears Jang, or Hoon, or Jae-hee and that illicit knowledge could put him in a place of power or peril. That detail makes me hold out for more interesting development later on. He supports the narcissistic Jang, but he also continues to suck on lollipops like the one that Hoon gave him twenty year ago. There is a minor character, Prime Minister Jang's right hand man, Kim Tae-sool, who has been getting more air time as of late.

It is content like this that keeps ' Doctor Stranger' interesting. He is patient with her and gives her the attention she lacks from her family and from Jae-joon. He treats her like a person and like a viable doctor. Part of that is brought on by Soo-hyeon latching onto Hoon romantically, and as an idol of sorts. It shows he is a lot weaker than he pretends to me because of his all-consuming desire for revenge. Jae-joon is starting to show chinks in his proverbial armor as his plans go awry. His single-minded determination to protect and be with Jae-hee guides him, but he is now a part of the hospital setting, and it influences him. In terms of character development, Hoon's character is strong despite the fact that he has a volatile personality. Is there not one doctor who cares about patients at this hospital? Not to mention the highly unethical surgical competition that has doctors focusing on winning rather than infant lives. While he is highly amusing comic relief, his character does not fit into a hospital setting long term. Moon's extremely unprofessional behavior has gone unchecked. Does security not notice him shooting holes in beakers and walls, and dragging people around? It's very implausible that he is present in the hospital so much without faking his identity or without being caught. Jin-soo appears in the hospital and no one finds it suspicious that he is hanging around and never doing any work. But the political web of deceit that she is involved in is difficult to understand.Īlso, there are a few things that are just plain confusing. If they make it through this mess, will they have any trust to go on? This part of the plot is still interesting - the intrigue of her deception is strong. However, part of that protection involves a lot of deception that is worrisome for the future of their relationship. She seems to love still Hoon and seems to be working with North Korea in order to protect him. Jae-hee is still a mystery - she has been confirmed as Jae-hee, but her allegiance is hard to prove. Prime Minister Jang is allied with Jin-soo and Jae-hee in a multi-stage plan that the audience is fully unaware of save for the fact that Park Hoon has to be involved in Jang's surgery. There are so many deceptions and hard-to-follow alliances that the show is getting very confusing.

Drakor Doctor Stranger Episode 9