Aramintai

Again? I wonder how long that gonna last...

It's the best comedy of this year for me. Romance is also very nice. A solid 9.

Soo, there was some sort of conflict between the production company, the writer and broadcasting network? Very unclear what went wrong there. Excessive PPLs aside, it says that late episodes script was rewritten which resulted in production delays?

Ok, two things to note from the trailer:
1. A woman in white robes sitting on a table somewhere.
2. Her hand is partially petrified.

Looked like Naksu, judging by the hair. But 3 years to revive her? Whyy😭😭

Translated teaser:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xj-yE5v-sc8

But whyy? 😭😭

Behind the scenes (9-12):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4jId9BzyoQ&t=1s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eh1E4noyR0

Where are the news, or a poster, or something?? 😭😭

That's how it was explained in the drama. ML not only felt sort of bad for leaving FL in the rain, but he also investigated and tailed the bad guys. And the guy in the car was one of them, so ML tailed his car, because he was interested in his activities. And since the windows weren't tinted it's believable.

As for the police, there was none around. And if I was that driver I wouldn't get involved either if I'm not paid for a bodyguard job as well.

ML drove just right behind them and saw them from their rear window.
The driver was just a driver, he's not paid for any of this dangerous shit - nor for helping with assault, nor trying to prevent it.

Don't get your hopes up.

Maybe not as good as this one, but there's another underrated short format comedy, that flew under the radar this year, with similar vibes, called Stock Struck.

You're a sick hypocrite if you really think that she deserved to die for any of the nonsense you wrote above. I'm not gonna argue with you about it again, clearly there's no point. Don't bother answering, otherwise I'm gonna block you.

No, I'm talking about killing another innocent - Yoo Na. That was the point when even Sung Hoon called him out on it and wanted to cut ties with him.
And even before that, when they were discussing the revenge plan, Yungjae was very nonchalant about killing people. And even before that, as a child he showed no signs of empathy even towards his fellow inmates - all signs of a psycho.
And just look at his creepy unhinged smiling mug - the guy clearly has some loose screws.

What sort of nonsense is this? Are you living in neolithic times?
There are laws exactly to discourage and punish such "revenge" attempts. You can't go aroung killing innocent people for revenge and get sympathy from society, and walk away scott free.

And Yoonjae's just a psycho muderer - it was made clear he was insane since his traumatic childhood and simply enjoyed killing people. Revenge was just an excuse.

Sad, but true.
What's annoying me the most is that the premise was great, as well as the main characters, but it turned out to be a shallow hoax and a giant waste of actors talents, because the writers mishandled the plot. No wonder they shortened it to 12 episodes and even managed to put in a filler episode (!) - there wasn't enough meat on the bone, so to speak🙄

It wasn't said that he was illegitimate. More like estranged from the rest of the family. And his mother is dead.
I'm thinking he was the son from the first marriage and his mother left him all her money, as she was someone rich.
Then his father likely remarried and those other children we've seen in the flashback were from another woman.

I think recent May It Please The Court also had a very similar plot (probably also based on real life events and not only in SK, because violent union busting was and still is a thing everywhere). But revenge there was poetic, no innocent victims and no dumbassery.

No, it's ML's manipulating first crush from another department who talks about herself in third person and likes to date several men at once.

You just don't get it. And don't try lying here you'd go and murder some innocent person to get revenge as well.

Also, I don't believe that all people are monsters and corrupt selfish bastards. Even when irl story was revealed to the general public the victims got a lot of sympathy and support.
Maybe it's an extremely difficult uphill battle to stay sane after this and legally get justice, but it's always the most worthy to stay human, instead of going the easy way and becoming a monster.