Kim Won asked for the help of his blind date who he didn't even like and Kim Tan got the power of attorney from Choi Dong-wook ( Choi Jin-ho), Choi Yeong-do's ( Kim Woo-bin) father. Kim Won ( Choi Jin-hyuk) and Kim Tan stood up against their stepmother Jeong Ji-sook. Overall, IвЂ™m excited for this drama and I sincerely hope Heirs doesnвЂ™t lose itself halfway through the show.On the final episode of the SBS drama 'The Heirs', Kim Tan ( Lee Min-ho) and Cha Eun-sang ( Park Shin-hye) ended in happiness. The plot itself isnвЂ™t anything unique but the acting carries it through and the majority of the characters are dimensional instead of flat.

That emotional undercurrent is what a lot of dramas lack and hopefully HeirsВ sticks with it. IвЂ™m also surprised that I was able to connect emotionally with the show. Though it is more dramatic than comedic, so far it has done a good job of balancing out heavy emotional moments with lighter ones. Heirs is much, much better than I expected. Of course, thatвЂ™s what Eun-sang is here for and I canвЂ™t wait to see their romance blossom. He is warm-hearted and thoughtful though seemingly lost without any meaningful relationships in California. As the drama went on, it became clear that his character isnвЂ™t the stereotypical cold-hearted chaebol (unlike his brother). In the first episode alone, Lee Min-hoвЂ™s gaze at Park Shin-hye nearly melted my cold, cold heart. The romance exceeded my expectation as well I didnвЂ™t think it would get started so fast. ItвЂ™s amazing how expressive and alluring he can be when given a decent script. In addition, Kim Woo-binвЂ™s acting blew me away even though IвЂ™ve been watching his dramas ever since White Christmas. The scene between Kim TanвЂ™s mother and the chairmanвЂ™s wife had me laughing but the subsequent breakdown of Kim TanвЂ™s mother immediately had me feeling sympathetic towards her. And while I enjoy Eun-Sang and Kim Tan, itвЂ™s the side characters who steal the spotlight. ItвЂ™d be interesting to know if this was an accurate portrayal of Korean sentiment towards signing and disability.ДЄs I mentioned before, the Korean acting is pretty good. It was also painful to watch Eun-sang scold her mother for signing in public. It was heartbreaking to watch Eun-sang decide to leave her disable mother, believing that she would never return. There was also a lot of emotional depth between Eun-sang and her mute mother (played by veteran actress Kim Mi-kyung). In most other dramas, that emotional toll is skirted and we really only see the heroine at her optimistic, perky side. Even though the heroine as a candy girl trope has been used time and time again, we get to see the emotional toll it takes on Eun-sang. There is a lot more emotional depth that I expected. However, I was surprised to find so much good in Heirs. Heirs needs to get itself back to Korea ASAP. Not to mention that the American stereotypes are very overplayed. ItвЂ™s an extremely serious issue but it comes off as partly comical because of the atrocious American acting. Her plight is something that many immigrants face especially those who immigrate without their families. I can somewhat excuse Surfer Dude (his name is Jay) but I wish we learned a little bit more about StellaвЂ™s situation. Surfer dudeвЂ™s personality, enunciation, basically everything was over the top while StellaвЂ™s boyfriend was extremely wooden.

I understand the stereotypes Heirs is trying to portray but even I could act better than that. In general, the Korean cast is fine, save for some awkward English and KrystalвЂ™s acting, but the Americans in this show are cringe-worthy ridiculous. LetвЂ™s get the bad out of the way first - the horrible acting. To round out the main players of our cast, we also have our heroine Cha Eun-sang ( Park Shin-hye) who goes to California in search of her sister Stella ( Yoon Jin-seo), her friend Yoon Chan-young ( Kang Min-hyuk), and Chan-youngвЂ™s annoying girlfriend Lee Bo-na, played by Krystal. And because there is no such thing as coincidences in dramaland, Young-do is connected to Kim Tan by a mutual dislike. Kim TanвЂ™s fiance, Yoo Rachel ( Kim Ji-won) has family problems of her own as her mother plans to marry the father of Kim Woo-binвЂ™s Choi Young-do. Lee Min-ho plays Kim Tan, a young chaebol exiled to California by his older brother Kim Won ( Choi Jin-hyuk). Heirs introduces us to a plethora of characters in the first half, all somehow connected to each other. After months of teasers and promotions, Heirs has finally aired! And with it we get shirtless Lee Min-ho, stereotypical chaebols, awkward acting, a cliched candy heroine, and вЂ¦ emotional depth?

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