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Man from the Equator Episode 16

적도의 남자 ‧ Drama ‧ 2012

Episode Title: Best friends


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Season: 1

Sun Woo is in full focus on his father's case, which causes Jang Il to be in real uncertain, he decided he will not let Sun Woo go easily. On the other side, Ji Won would like to make an effort on the case too, but Sun Woo denied her offer. Soo Mi gave false statement during the investigation of the authority, saying that Sun Woo's father was in fact committed suicide. At this point of time So Mi still doesn't know about the truth told by her father and insisting that she is a good friend of Sun Woo. (Source: Viu)
  • Aired: May 10, 2012

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3 people found this review helpful
May 15, 2012

Ok, Jang Il, you are a freak!

The evil smile, the weird laugh! No remorse whatsoever totally describes Jang Il in this episode!. Director No Name had the best line in this episode "An old Chinese proverb describes how I feel right now: Mental Breakdown; two words, Men Break; three words, What a Bitch!" I never laughed so hard during a melodrama ever! C'mon, writers, give this man a name! The next best part was some spunk out of Ji Won when she was about to climb over the gate but Geum Jool stopped her, I was like FINALLY! But alas that was short-lived but finding the pictures were excellent as its obvious that Soo Mi will never come to the aid of her friend (who needs friends like this!). I loved how Sun Woo masterly set up Jang Il using the tool he loves the most (TV coverage) to freak him out. Can we all agree that Jang Il is slowly becoming crazy?! I could not stop shaking my head in disbelief while he looped the TV coverage of himself over and over again with this weird smile. If that is not crazy, I don't know what is! I think I now see where the revenge is going and I hope I am right. Sun Woo, heed Not Dad Tae Joo's advise, become the wind!

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