33 Comments to “The Atypical Family (2024) Episode 7”

1. Considering her trauma (fear of burning alive while locked up in a room), the scammers locking her up in her room is just horrifying.

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2. This grandma is so stupid .. da hae was right, she also can’t see the present, the people around her.. only stuck in future .. poor i-na

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3. Gwi Ju is just not a very good father. My goodness. According to a website with the news of this drama, Gwi Ju should be able to travel to any of Da Hae’s memories even if he wasn’t near her.

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4. Everyone in this drama is worse at least ml is developing. And daughter and father are talking finally. Ml mother is the main problem. Her husband is suffering and ml probably grow up under a abusive mother who is obsessed with money.

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5. Ina best giiiirllll

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6. Really was a good episode and starting to have real interest in the story and how it’s being spun and told w/ such creativity. Chat starting to emerge too which is always a good sign that something is being done decently~

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7. So this is my opinion only-Its feels like writers like time travel more and more cuz its like a chance to rewrite script while its happening and using black and white film meaning they dont have to explain things to us as we just watch reality continue. I wonder how ML can be so confident to make a deal with scammers even want to marry one. Then I think maybe his Mom told him the future of what is going to happen in this Universe this is like a trump card for the writers I kinda dont like it cause I will always wonder until the end. If ML and his mom worked together the powers would be way stronger. The power that doesnt seem all that is eldest sister power of flight if your a certain weight BTW she is looking a little more slim
   Why not get a prescription for Ozempic from Doctor she could meet target weight in a month
   Then after she can fly again then what? Travel? Crime? what?

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8. i kinda wish this was more focused on in-na’s and gwi-ju’s relationship 😔
   it would have been better plot if gwi-ju wanted to be better because of his daughter not because he found a way to save someone finally.
   but oh well, lets see how this goes 🤷🏻‍♀️

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9. in the beginning this series was kinda boring, but now its very interesting. i hope they keep this up!

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10. What an episode to summarise:

    1) I-na and Ms Hee are parallels to each other. Both raised by uncaring parents – having to rely on themselves to get through. They’re both my favourite characters

    2) I hate the ML less now and the reason is because the guy truly has no control over his ability. I just wish he had a better hold of his emotions so that he can gain some control.

    3) The Grandma is a pisstake- she has no clue what is happening under her own roof. So embarrassing. And the fact that she blames everybody else for her own incompetence. I hope the Grandpa ends up scamming her.

    4) That leads me to point 4, I predict the Grandpa scamming the family and if he does I won’t blame him.

    5) The sister is so intuitive about everyone else but herself. I really want better for her.

    6) FL “mum” is witch. And I wish the director showed more of her witch side earlier – that way less people would have been on FL.

    7) lastly it doesn’t make sense that the ML will run to save the female lead. I think there’s a memory he shares with the younger her that he can go to so that he can save her in advance of the fire but idk (early theory)

    Overall- really good episode. Really enjoying the series

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11. Lol…he literally said malnutrition…

    I hate ML’s mother. The way she treats her husband is nothing short of a slave. She doesn’t think her of as a husband but the one who she is feeding.

    Apart from her, I’m not a fan of ML either. Primary reason for that is he ignores his daughter. Yes, he loves her but when he really need to be with her, he isn’t. When the daughter needs her father, he isn’t there. He has left I-na to deal with her problems on her own. He cares only if she gets into a big trouble.

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12. I wonder if I-Na goes back to Da Hae not only because she trust her, but Da Hae is the key to helping her Father and helping her Family. Gwi Ju also feels that Da Hae is the key to helping I-Na and his Family. Get back with with Da Hae and I-Na has someone that she trusts.

    Gwi Ju ‘s jump in the past is largely involuntary. He said recently his jumps were it’s every time he closes his eyes. I think that it was the same with the door. He was not choosing to abandon his ex-wife nor choosing to ignore I-Na nowadays.

    Even after Gwi Ju got better, she still rebuffed his attempts to help her.

    I think that we have already met Chief Jung’s toddler son.

    Chief Jung didn’t have a mark on his neck when we first saw him congratulating Gwi Ju at the fire station.
    The lady who put her hand on the guy in the pub. Was that the family ring on her hand?

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13. I love how before it was her chasing him(technically) and now it’s him haha

    He has started caring for his family a bit using the power which made it all wrong to begin with. I do see him changing which is a good sign. Stop hating yall he literally has a power that isn’t helping with his depression at all, or should I say the reason is his power to begin with. I hope we get to see a development in the further episodes

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14. they had power but not the understanding of it

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15. Seeing how his dead wife asked Ina if she wanted to move to a prettier house, she didn’t seem suicidal but rather depressed (understandable seeing as how he neglected her and their daughter for 7 years and i am pretty sure her mother-in-laws remarks didn’t help) and was going to divorce him. Ina might have said what her mom was thinking out loud, which startled her and caused the car to crash.

    But at the same time the current Ina’s reaction to this memory when she read her mom’s thoughts seem too severe to be just about a divorce, there seems to be more going on here, i just hope she wasn’t planing to off herself, her daughter and if she was pregnant, the unborn child. My likability of the ML is really going down with each episode. And the grandma, my god i hate her at the moment, i was so happy when Ina lashed out a little on her. The fact grandad has 0 respect from his wife in the house is just sad.

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16. im glad at least da hee is giving ina attention and thats helping her a lot

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17. In-a is the only smartest person in this entire show, like how can you be more dumber than your 13 years old daughter? And let’s not get me started how he’s ignoring his daughter again, your daughter prefers to approach a god damn stranger than her own family members that explains it all.

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18. i think gwi ju being stuck in the past is involuntary. He says it himself in the episode that whenever he closes his eyes, he’s back in the past (just like in the past with the door). So it lessens the blame on him regarding I-na

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19. We finally got to see the wedding ring! I have some speculation, but most likely he gave the ring to da hae when he’s finally able to save her in the past.

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20. 08:48 Was that a micro smile? She’s glad that he’s still in her furure.

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21. Gets better and better,.

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22. I think this is why I Na is so closed to people even her own family doesn’t care about her… her Grandma is so obsessed with superpowers, I actually felt refreshed when I Na said she’s no different from her/them; Granpa having no backbone and Aunt just thinking about what is supposed to be hers…

    Gwi Ju finally moving on and smiling because of Da Hae(after 13 years?!)

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23. Wait!!!!!!!!! Did I-na have superpowers already when her mom died???? Was that accident deliberate where her mom killed herself and did I-na hear her mother’s suicidal thoughts? If not then probably divorce thoughts of her mother?? Why did I get goosebumps on this expression????
    Please let it be me thinking too much, otherwise it would be to sad.

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24. I feel so horrible for I-na, the only adult she can rely on is one that scammed her family, watch them start to ‘care’ and be invested in her once they find out about her powers smh. and how is she the most mature in the house, I guess you have to grow up quick when the only person who can take care of you is yourself.

    Also if I was da-hae all this back and forth would give me whiplash fr, one second you’re yelling at her saying you never want to see her again then the next you’re saying she shouldn’t let you go… I wouldn’t be surprised if that was part of the reason she ran away, aside from her ‘mum’ of course.

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25. honestly ina is the best character in this damn series

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26. What kind of family is this none of them care about Ina, she’s a child who’s raising herself. Her dad (if we can even call him that) is the worse one, he knows nothing about his daughter. And the grandmother is so rude no respect for her husband.

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27. This guy is soooo annoying istg. Strangers pay more attention to your own kid than you do bruh wtf is wrong with you??????

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28. His hair bothers me a bit why is it always changing and his mother has also been bothering me quite a lot she’s so annoying so dependent on those powers.
    And whys he so fixated on saving the fl save the relationship with your daughter first. Poor girl had to deal with 2 pathetic parents

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29. At first i was giving him the benefit of the doubt because we all grieve differently.. but after episode 2??? NAHHHHH he pays more attention to a stranger than to his own kid!! im so done with him. he gets me so mad bro

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30. SHAKING MY MOTHER F’ING HEAD!!

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31. This is pissing me off!
    Here he is now stuck in another cycle because of a woman and yet again still not paying attention to what’s going on with his daughter.

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32. Well done Ina for putting Hyerim in her place 🫵🏻 she knows about her powers

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33. Well nothing much to say but “BOK DON’T EAT” was the funniest nick name i’ve came across.

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