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3. Clik Clak Clok - the ending actually slightly confused me, but I think it was saying everything was a dream.

4. The Fairy Fox - this drama has an alternate ending (so two endings), and one of the endings suggests this.

5. That's My Candy - not sure if it counts. Let me know if not. Technically, it revealed everything turned out to be something they filmed for a school project, so not a dream, but still gave the same vibe since everything that had happened wasn't real.

6. Mr. Bad - the ending turn out FL just read story from her book

7. Remember 15  - this one was a full on it was all a dream twist. I'm still confused about what exactly was real or if everything was just a dream the FL had. This plot twist is literally the last minute of the drama, so there's no way to tell to which extent it actually took place 

8. Till The World Ends - at the beginning of the series one of the MLs is injured and the other one takes care of him and from there on out, the story progresses, but in the last few minutes we find out that it was all a dream the injured ML had, and he's just waking up after he fell unconscious due to the injury. So everything is real, but all the events after his injury were a dream 

9. When You Be Me - so lame, at the end the whole thing turned out to be her "dream" when she was in a VR-like pod

10. Miss Ye in Wonderland - she was in a car accident and her BF goes into her virtual world while she is in a coma to try to get her to wake up (although kinda lame, I thought this one was quite sweet)

 Blkittykat:
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That's the ending (after credit scene) of the Uncut version. Have you watched the one to the Cut version? It's different. Instead of it showing Art waking up in bed from his injury, it instead has Golf waking up in that bedroom in Art's house after he was hit in the head by Long. Thus, making that one seem like everything was real up until about the last episode. Really makes me wonder, especially since a possible season 2 was mentioned, which one of those endings would they stem off of if they were to make another season.

 NoirRoseHeart:

That's the ending (after credit scene) of the Uncut version. Have you watched the one to the Cut version? It's different. Instead of it showing Art waking up in bed from his injury, it instead has Golf waking up in that bedroom in Art's house after he was hit in the head by Long. Thus, making that one seem like everything was real up until about the last episode. Really makes me wonder, especially since a possible season 2 was mentioned, which one of those endings would they stem off of if they were to make another season.

That's so interesting! I'm also curious about the director's cut, I haven't watched that version either and if they have a third ending, well I wonder how many different endings they shot, lol.

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 Blkittykat:

That's so interesting! I'm also curious about the director's cut, I haven't watched that version either and if they have a third ending, well I wonder how many different endings they shot, lol.

Yeah, I haven't watched that one either. I'm actually curious to know if it is even any different from the last episode of the Cut version. They are the exact same duration, only a second difference. Plus, the last episode of the cut version used to be called Honest's Version on YouTube before they renamed all the YouTube videos and made the Uncut ones for members only. But there is no way to tell unless I decide to pay to see it on Vimeo to check *sigh*. Plus, the uncut episodes used to be called Director's cut before the name change too.

 NoirRoseHeart:

Yeah, I haven't watched that one either. I'm actually curious to know if it is even any different from the last episode of the Cut version. They are the exact same duration, only a second difference. Plus, the last episode of the cut version used to be called Honest's Version on YouTube before they renamed all the YouTube videos and made the Uncut ones for members only. But there is no way to tell unless I decide to pay to see it on Vimeo to check *sigh*. Plus, the uncut episodes used to be called Director's cut before the name change too.

They did say they would make the Director's cut, or whatever version that is, available on YouTube, so either I missed it or they didn't upload it to YouTube. It's all very confusing, they have three different versions, which apparently has it's differences according to the director, but I guess there's no way to know unless we pay :(

 Blkittykat:

They did say they would make the Director's cut, or whatever version that is, available on YouTube, so either I missed it or they didn't upload it to YouTube. It's all very confusing, they have three different versions, which apparently has it's differences according to the director, but I guess there's no way to know unless we pay :(

Trust me, all the episodes in the Till the World Ends playlist on YouTube titled *18+ Uncut used to be titled Director's Cut and were free. But about a month and a half ago they renamed all the episodes with different titles and made the uncut/director's cut videos for members only. If you saw the sex scenes in the episodes, then you saw the uncut version, which means you saw the videos that used to be called Director's Cut. I literally watched it right before the change because when I went back to rewatch some scenes, I couldn't because they weren't free anymore. It was very confusing and still is kind of confusing. So overall, I'm pretty sure there are only two versions, but am not sure if there are only two endings or actually three.

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7. Till The End of The Moon 

8. Kleun Cheewit