Love Take Two Episode 10 Review: A Beautiful, Moving Watch That Will Leave You in Tears

In the last episode, Ji-an and Jeong-seok decide to reconnect with one another, and although Yeo-jeong turns out to be a thorn in their sides, at first, they push against all obstacles and commit to making this work.

Love Take Two Episode 10 has a runtime of 69 minutes.

  • Love Take Two Kdrama Cast

    Yeom Jung-ah, Park Hae-joon, Choi Yun-ji, Kim Min-kyu, Kang Ae-sim, Jung Young-joo

  • Love Take Two Series Director

    Yoo Je-won

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Love Take Two Episode 10: Yum Jung-ah
Love Take Two Episode 10: Yum Jung-ah

Love Take Two Episode 10 Recap

The episode opens with the villagers talking about Jeong-seok and Ji-an’s surprise proposal. Everyone is extremely excited about the events that have transpired and teases the two relentlessly. Meanwhile, Hyo-ri and Bo-hyeon try to plan for a date but find it quite hard to do so with everyone around them poking their nose in.

The next morning, the two try to sneak away on a trip together, but are caught by Ji-an and Sun-young. Interestingly enough, they ask her to have fun, and Hyo-ri is none the wiser, thinking that her acting chops got her out of this mess. With everyone out of the house, Ji-an goes out on a date with an adorable Jeong-seok, leaving the villagers completely shocked because they wear cat ear helmets! Elsewhere, a bad pasta dish leaves Bo-hyeon sick on his first trip with Hyo-ri!

Love Take Two Episode 10: Kim Min-kyu, Choi Yoon-ji
Love Take Two Episode 10: Kim Min-kyu, Choi Yoon-ji

While Jeong-seok and Ji-an spend a romantic night together, Hyo-ri and Bo-hyeon have a tougher time after he falls sick, but grow closer after she confesses to wanting to live her life to the fullest after the last couple of weeks. Back at home, Ji-an giddily shares details of her date with Hyo-ri, who is overwhelmed with happiness at her mother living her life.

As spring makes everyone’s lives radiant and full of hope, Ji-an gets the call that Hyo-ri’s surgery can be bumped up. It brings in mixed feelings for everyone, as they fear the unknown but also look forward to it.

Love Take Two Episode 10 Review

Love Take Two Episode 10: Park Soo-young, Kang Ae-shim, Jung Young-joo
Love Take Two Episode 10: Park Soo-young, Kang Ae-shim, Jung Young-joo

There are soft romances, and then there is Love Take Two. The emotions, feelings, and love are just so natural and obvious that it’s hard not to fall in love at every turn. The series does a fantastic job of bringing these emotions to life so beautifully, and the acting complements the story oh-so-well. It’s a moving journey at every turn, and you can’t help but be hooked from start to end.

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REVIEW OVERVIEW

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Love Take Two episode 10 is not only enjoyable, but it is incredibly moving and will leave you hooked on its every emotion.
Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta, a writer for over seven years, is an Engineering graduate with a Master’s degree in Mass Communication. She enjoys watching horror movies and TV shows, Korean content, and anything that thrills and excites her.

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Love Take Two episode 10 is not only enjoyable, but it is incredibly moving and will leave you hooked on its every emotion.Love Take Two Episode 10 Review: A Beautiful, Moving Watch That Will Leave You in Tears