The girl who sees smells. how to#

We got, not just one, but two kisses… and I just about died from the adorable awkwardness, the thick tension, the charming comfort levels, and the squeal worthy skinship. Yet, that’s exactly what happened here this week.

Sure, I thought they were a cute pair, but I didn’t think they would sizzle. Initially going into “The Girl Who Sees Smells” with excitement and anticipation, I had still sorely underestimated just how much I would love the chemistry between Moo Gak and Cho Rim. It was fun watching him act all intelligent and devilish, but that arrogance is chipping away at my patience now and I want justice to be served. I hope with the startling knowledge that his witness from three years ago, Choi Eun Seol, is still alive, our ever careful villain will finally begin to crack. Other than casting that much needed fear and doubt in Chef Kwon’s mind, it was also clever of him to send his former friend running to his storage for the two novels needed to solve the riddle, which also bought the detectives more time in solving the case. But true to his form, Doctor Chun didn’t leave without a bang and I couldn’t help but applaud for him when Chef Kwon figured out his little puzzle. I actually felt a little sad to see him go so soon, especially after his facade had finally slipped away and his concern for Cho Rim began to shine through. The Sense of MysteryĪ moment of silence, please, for our misunderstood doctor, Chun Baek Gyung ( Song Jong Ho). I lose count of how many times I end up laughing like a crazy person, especially when paired with Moo Gak’s absolutely priceless facial expressions, that I should probably get tossed into a mental institution, but I digress.

From every chuckle I experience when hearing Detective Ki ( Jo Hee Bong) say “Elena Vashilivnashivanova” to Ma Ae Ri’s ( Park Jin Joo) light teasing, from Cho Rim and Moo Gak’s playful banter to the shenanigans of the police force, there is plenty of that wonderful lightheartedness to go around. The wittiness isn’t limited to the main leads who naturally fuel each others’ inner comedian, but to the supporting characters as well. I always enjoy a good romantic comedy and it’s definitely my go-to genre, but something about the humor in “ The Girl Who Sees Smells” just settles so perfectly with me that it’s one of the aspects I love most about this drama. Was I hyperventilating from the detectives’ risky game, shocked by the latest developments in the barcode murder case, stunned by the fierce change in demeanor from our Chef-nim, or suffering from wild heart palpitations from the lovey-dovey MooRim couple’s skinship? Well, I’ll leave that for you to figure out as I slowly come back to my senses.

The girl who sees smells. how to#

It is usually my habit to begin compiling my thoughts into words as soon as I finish watching the episodes, but it was a little different this week since I… kind of had to learn how to breathe again.

Wow, “ The Girl Who Sees Smells” sure brought its A-game this week with two episodes filled to the brim of detectives playing cat and mouse with their barcode murderer, Chef Kwon Jae Hee ( Namgoong Min), plenty of danger, and even more beautifully sweet moments for our OTP, Choi Moo Gak ( Park Yoochun) and Oh Cho Rim ( Shin Se Kyung).