Doctor Cha Episode 12 Twitter Reactions: Crazy Drama on the Streaming and Social Media Platforms Rival Each Other

A new Korean Drama from JTBC is here, and the fans have spoken in the Doctor Cha Episode 12 Twitter reactions. Also known as 닥터 차정숙, this series stars Uhm Jung-hwa, Kim Byung-chul, Min Wook-hyuk, Myung Se-bin, Song Ji-ho, Jo A-ram, Baek Joo-hee, Park Jun-Keum, Kim Mi-kyung, Lee Seo-yoon, So A-rin, Park Chul-min, Kimg Byung-choon, Lim Hyoung-soo and Kim Yea-eun, alongside other cast members.

This Korean Drama series is directed by Kim Dae-Jin and written by Jung Yeo-Rang. This show shows the protagonist making a drastic lifestyle choice. After putting a pause on her medical resident career to become a homemaker, Cha Jeong-suk decides to start her training all over again when her husband, In-ho, a chief surgeon at the university hospital, cheats on her.

This episode was so sad. Jeong-suk is probably facing emotional whiplash, given all the back and forth she has to do with her feelings. We start by seeing her extremely angry with both Roy Kim and Seo In-ho because of the way the two of them were fighting. It was absolutely childish, and given their past reactions to their image and the way to keep up the pretence, this was crossing boundaries so hard. She leaves by telling them both to remember that they should be careful of the rumours.

Next, we see her with Seung-hi, mostly exasperated that she has to have this conversation about In-ho once again. She does not care about their relationship. All she wants to do is get her residency. However, all she is doing is arguing with people who are trying to tell her to give things up, even though this is the first time she is doing something for herself. At the same time, In-ho is being his spineless self, trying not to divorce Jeong-suk and ensuring he has a ‘family’ to back to. Even Seung-hi is surprised by this concerning behaviour. She doesn’t even allow him to break up with her.

Furthermore, Jung-min and I-rang have been going through their own things. Jung-min accidentally misdiagnosed a patient and discharged them, and I-rang failed her mock exams because of the stresses at home. Jeong-suk is left picking up the pieces and also has to deal with In-ho being the absolute worst parental figure has only been making the situation worse. Even when he has to confront his son, it is Jeong-suk’s face he sees in his mind.

Doctor Cha Episode 12 Twitter Reactions: Still 1
A still from the episode

Meanwhile, her meeting with Roy Kim just leaves her weaker because she realises that she hasn’t been taking her medicines regularly, nor has she been taking care of herself by eating regularly. He tells her that he will stay there till she finishes her food, which is just an example of how he respects her boundaries to be friends but is also open to pursuing something more. Mi-hee also asks him about his feelings, and it becomes clear that something is unresolved between them.

Back home, Jeong-suk visits In-ho’s place and prepares for his dad’s memorial service. Nobody in the house remembers this anniversary. She is the only person who actually cares to make a meal for their late family member. In-ho’s mother clarifies that she doesn’t want this service next year because she has been dating someone. This doesn’t go over too well with In-ho, who complains about all this with Jeong-suk.

She is so annoyed because the last thing she needs from him is moral judgement. She quickly gets it in that she wants to break up with him, and he is left absolutely flabbergasted as she makes an astute and stellar speech about how they are not right for each other and while they can still be parents, they don’t have to be together, because it isn’t good for either of them. After this quick and articulate explanation, In-ho starts bleeding from his nose and collapses on the floor.

See for yourself how other fans have been reacting to the news that Jeong-suk is getting a divorce. Moreover, also see how In-ho has once again become such a punching bag for the internet that the reactions have been incredibly meme-worthy. See the reactions below to check out what else is happening in this episode.

Doctor Cha Episode 12 Twitter Reactions

Doctor Cha Episode 12 is currently streaming on Netflix. Do you think In-ho is faking his condition? Let us know in the comments, and check out our review of the episode below.

Also Read: Doctor Cha Episode 12 Recap and Review: Jeong-suk Cannot Catch a Break


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Nupur Bosmiya
Nupur Bosmiya
Nupur Bosmiya is a voracious consumer of culture. If they are not raving about the social implications of a film or a TV show, they are probably reading something and has forgotten the concepts of time and space. Hoping to pursue Arts Journalism in the future, they hope to make art accessible for all.

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