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All the Liquors Episode 7

주류일절 ‧ Drama ‧ 2023

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Season: 1

Ji Yu and Ki Hoon find out that he has to cook the menu on the launching day in front of an audience. With Ki Hoon suffering from stage fright, he refuses and doesn't answer text messages or calls, making Ji Yu worried. When Ji Yu tells him that he is hungry, Ki Hoon shows up at his door, and they have a serious talk about why Ki Hoon refused. Ji Yu, trying to help him, suggests thinking of good and happy things to calm him down when he has to cook on launching day. To celebrate Ji Yu's last day helping out at Ki Hoon's restaurant, Ki Hoon invites everyone out to eat. Launching day arrives, and Ki Hoon freezes in front of everyone. (Source: KimWanHee at kisskh)
  • Aired: November 30, -0001

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estar
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Mar 15, 2026

well that ending was uncomfortable, but given…

well that ending was uncomfortable, but given Ji Yu solution of think of something positive & Gi Hun's rush to agree - as if positive thoughts were all that's needed to get over stage fright - the out come not shocking. oh well - hope Ji Yu comes to the rescue ********************************************************************************************************************************
btw Gi Hun went from passing out after one shot to drinking like a fish in one ep? lol
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Diva70
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Mar 23, 2023

Lovely

This is such a loving and beautiful episode. The tone and theoverall mood is balancedso perfectly.The way thetwo interactwith each other leaves you with a warm fuzzy feeling. Also themusic is justawesome.
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