The Good Bad Mother Episode 5 Twitter Reactions: Fans Overwhelmed Alongside Kang-ho With Unexpected Ending

The Good Bad Mother episode 5 brings a mix of emotions as it goes from Mi-joo’s up and lows, Kang-ho’s overflowing cuteness and an ending they did not see coming. Directed by Shim Na-yeon, written by Bae Se-young and stars Ra Mi-ran, Lee Do-hyun, Ahn Eun-jin and Yoo In-soo in main roles.

The slice-of-life series follows Young-soon and her son Kang-ho who share a tumultuous relationship with each other thanks to her strict parenting when he was a child. Now an adult, Kang-ho is a cold-hearted prosecutor who chooses to keep his distance from her mother and lives in the city. However, when a tragedy strikes, Kang-ho is forced to return home to the village, wherein he finds a new lease on life and rebuilds his relationship with his mother as well as with his childhood friend Mi-joo.

Episode 5 brought in a rollercoaster for fans as the Kang-ho Mi-joo couple serves us with heartwarming moments alongside pain and a reunion that has only been hard on the latter. With a feeling of sympathy for Mi-joo, they also cannot stop talking about the pain Kang-ho tells his mother about after seeing Mi-joo.

Alongside the moments served by the couple comes a strong justification from fans as to why Kang-ho is the twin’s real father. Meanwhile, the exchange between Kang-ho and the twins once again gets fans talking because the cuteness is really overflowing when they are together.

Then the unexpected ending where Kang-ho faces a mix of confusion which goes from the person who has arrived to kill him to the people who just burst out of a cupboard at home has us all thinking about what is even happening. And with Lee Do-hyun having tissue paper stuffed up his nostrils, well we can say that this ending was definitely overwhelming for us all.

Also Read: The Good Bad Mother Episode 5 Recap and Review: Mi-joo Returns, Kang-ho is in Danger

Finally, with Shin Seung-ho’s cameo in this episode, we can say that there is a lot to talk about and what better place than social media? So here are some fan reactions to show you their delight and plight after episode 5!

#TheGoodBadMotherEp5 the scene between mijoo and her mom was so sweet !! Wahh cameo by our wanja????????#ShinSeungho as live stock officer was pleasant surprise!! Who is the father of twins,please #kangHo regains memories soon !!”

“mom why are you so pretty, prettier than those in the TV” kangho the cutest when he tried to persuade youngsoon to let him adopt a puppy,, using old tricks by randomly giving compliments to yr mom, it’s not gonna work kangho-ya HAHA #TheGoodBadMother #TheGoodBadMotherEp5

“insoo and seungho (cameo) in #TheGoodBadMother !!! 2 of my aos squad????just wished seungho had a scene with insoo it’d be so funnysjsk >< #TheGoodBadMotherEp5

The Good Bad Mother Episode 5 Twitter Reactions

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The Good Bad Mother Episode 5 is currently streaming on Netflix.

What did you think of this episode? Let us know in the comments, and read our reviews of the episodes below.

Also Read: Our Reviews of The Good Bad Mother

Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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