Sizanix

Fillers are stories which won't affect the main plot, that don't matter whether they did or did not happen.

I'd say except the last 2 episodes, it was effing fantastic. Lee Sung Min was fantastic.

Every popular drama will have a few people with a hot take thinking their taste is better than other people. *rolls eyes* Stop raining on other people's parade and take your negativity somewhere else.

It made complete sense. Otherwise people with abilities would no longer be a secret. The government would not allow the explanation that she can miraculously recover to spread. So since she has no wounds, the only 'logical' conclusion would be that she wasn't hurt, so the 17 didn't commit any wrong against her but she did wrong against them. Videos can be dismissed as having been edited. Eyewitnesses can be dismissed as having lied or exaggerated. And it wouldn't be in Hui Soo's or Joo Won's interests to prove their ability to the public.

What are the chances of season 2? Read that it is not good as Disney+ has closed their Korean division.

It seems like he damaged the battery and then claimed it was a battery problem. I don't know how buses work, so I don't know if that's a believable explanation.

I got the opposite effect. My dad passed by during a particularly gory scene and decided he should try watching it. Can't win everyone over I guess.

32 and prefer the kids' story but like both

Let's make this show blow up!

Excellent ep 8, and the preview ugghhh

Bongseok is the cutest

Since they are all described as "Main Role", they are probably arranged in order of seniority.

Disney+ Kdramas have a habit of not telling a whole story so I'm not hopeful...

So psyched that this is 20 episodes!

I find Doha's character quite unique. We have had plenty of MLs with trauma before, but an abusive relationship backstory... I don't recall having come across this before.

I have no clue what you're talking about. What sport? Are you typing this comment on the wrong drama?

He was already dead when they found him.

He didn't swallow his pride and step down, he was unable to swallow his pride and face his mistakes, that's why he stepped down. He chickened out basically. That was what his whole monologue about going downhill gracefully was about.

S3 is more focused on a main plotline rather than case studies so it might be up your alley.

I really like the nuanced differences between the doctors' approaches to medicine and their work this season.