Aramintai

Who else works in judicial organization in this drama? So far I’ve gathered it’s judge brother and (former?) judge dad.

So basically, how the jury was rigged is still not revealed? But it's such a big red flag from the get go…

I’m only 4 episodes in. Is that one of the jurors? He said he was in customer service of some kind. He works in judicial organization?

How is it deserved for innocent victims? There are other ways to get revenge, bu the killer is just a psycho and will get what's coming to him.

I've started watching this and somebody spoil me about this:
-Is it ever revealed how on earth supposedly randomly chosen and vetted jurors that came to that trial have the same connection? It's not something a person from outside of judicial organization can manipulate or even learn who'll be on the final list. Looks like an inside job, ML's brother judge for example.

The other couple is pure comedy - She-Hulk who can't hold her liquor and clueless chaebol 🤣

I feel like as half way through the show the plot started spiraling down from mystery and social issues to absurdity of makjag the shock value of twist, after twist, after twist, introuced at breakneck speed, was diminishing. But, goddamn, the latest twist! The writers really try to outdo themselves in every episode.
This whole show is one big twisted mess, let's see tomorrow how it will be untangled.

I agree, his weird behavior and ability to keep appearances with no pay for his work was telling. But put a spoiler on it.

Yes, two couples.

Looks like she just took pity on him after witnessing his hopeless simping and was struggling with want to help him, but he didn't seem to want to listen to anything like a true simp.
Not sure whether she had any feelings towards him prior her moving next to his apartment though. Maybe her bullying him was a reaction for not noticing her, or maybe ML is indeed just dumb and hopeless at work and she is his sunbae who has to look after him. But it looks like she bullies him much less now that she got to know him better.

Not sure how else you can understand the term polyamory. It has only one meaning. There's something lost in translation or that girl is just dumb and doesn't understand the meaning of it herself, however all those guys surrounding her are a tell.

Yea, her mom did say it at the auction. FL is ~30.

ML bought it. He’s actually rich.

Tbh, I expected more funny stuff from this drama, like in the first three episodes, but it’s from one serious and sad sub plot to another now 😔

Yea, he went to visit someone’s grave. They sometimes plant trees on the graves of the cremated deceased people in SK and hang photos of them on those trees, it's called "tree burial". Just like where he went. Question is who is the person, that woman or someone else.

No one aside from ML.

She may very well be older - studying to become a practicing prosecutor/lawyer takes a lot of time, she's at her final year. Also, there was some info about her in episode 2, when she brought her CV to get hired by ML - there was closeup shot of her CV. Maybe there was her age there, but I don't speak Korean to understand what's where in it. Something blurry looking like an age was in the upper right corner - 24 or 34.
ML character looks to be at least in his late 30s, but his actor is actually 44.

Nice to see the score coming back to 8+, this show deserves it.
My favorite side character now is Aziz. He does seem to be an amalgamation of common stereotypes about guest workers from Middle East and South Asia, but he fights back with his funny "it's your bias".
I hope ML stops running after that conniving bitch who talks about herself in third person soon. Have some self-respect, man.

There is ML's ex girlfriend from 12 years ago, who returned and wants him back, even though she herself cruelly ditched him. ML though couldn't care less after all that time, so there's no real love triangle here.

I kinda didn't get the paintings switcheroo and what really happened to defendant's foster father.

The defendant painted the umbrella man on a three year old painting on the wall to cover something up on it (blood?) and greedy art industry workers practically stole it to auction it? What right did they have to take any paintings that are the property of the family (defendant's sister for example), especially while the whole house and property inside it was sealed because investigation is still ongoing.
What happened to the painting on the easel, the one his foster father was supposedly painting last?

His foster father is actually dead? When did he actually die (judging by the preview he died a while ago)? The way they said it was as if he didn't paint the paintings himself/was an impostor or smth?

P.S. FL really did lean heavily on her family connections and wealth in this episode, but with mixed success. But ML still got the most brains, he seems to be the only one who figured it out already.