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Beautiful Mind

This is a poster for Beautiful Mind. The poster art copyright is believed to belong to Korean Broadcasting System.

I just finished watching this drama and I do not know what to do with my life any more. The story is so good and I loved each character. The power rangers are amazing doctors, I loved to see them gossip and make fun of each other.

The story is about a sociopath doctor. He is unable to feel empathy and all his decisions are based on logic alone. He starts connecting with his emotions as he goes through trials and tribulations in the hospital. A female police inspector gives him a chance and tries to teach him basic human emotions. Their love story is amazing, I actually imagined them grown old together (sob).

I am not sure why but I do not really like dramas based on medical practices. My main reason for giving this drama a try was Jang Hyuk and I was not disappointed. He never fails to bring a personality to life with each of his characters.

A few things that were out of order were that they used the terms sociopath and psychopath interchangeably. which they are not, they both have trouble with emotions but psychopaths can copy them, manipulate you and hurt you but sociopaths do not really care. in other words psychopaths are dangerous but sociopaths are not. At least that is mu understanding.And I couldn't really understand how a person with heart disease came to become a police officer. Don't you have to be like really healthy for that?  I guess they couldn't think of a profession which allows a person to walk around the hospital everyday.

The only problem was that the drama was that it ended too soon. It was like they built all this tension and then it all went flat. Like poof. It was almost as if someone made you a great dinner and had you sit on the chair but removed everything off the table before you could eat it. I personally think the drama deserved  a few more episodes.

Best Part: The personality of the head of the hospital.
Worst Part: Ended too soon

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