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loved a little plot twist about Mi Seok knowing Geum Bo from her first job. Looking back she did seem to treat her with lots of respect although she was 9 years "younger" and seemed especially ashamed when Geum Bo found her kid

I'm happy this is a 16 ep drama but still curious how they're going to develop the plot. Right now it looks like everything could be resolved within four episodes 🤔 I hope they have some good subplots for the second half!

Just came to say Albert 💕💕💕

guys help me out, have we seen the lady who's abducted at the end of the episode before? or is this the first time she's been mentioned (and the money she took) ?

I don't think you need to understand finance stuff that much. It is a topic but after the first half of episode 1 it becomes undercover trope comedy. It focuses on workplace comedy, friendships, slight romance - I personally enjoy it more than I expected! I started watching it to relax in the evening and now I'm invested 😂

I have started SFD last year! first I watched forst 17 episodes, then I had a break for a couple of months and then I watched up to ep 36. I still haven't brought myself to finish it, not because it's bad, it's actually insanely good (at least 9/10)
It just requires amount of free time I currently don't have 😂 it's definitely NOT a drama you can play as a background noise, nor while multitasking. The plot and dialogues are high quality and require your full attention. I hope you'll be able to watch it someday!

Yeah, the rooftop scene was ridiculous. He jumped to save her when he cornered her just a moment prior on the edge of the rooftop with no railing (plus all the drones coming towards her)
The revenge arc got short in general, everything happens within 5 minutes. I don't mind all the backstories, in fact I enjoy them, but revenge execution time is being cut short

this couldn't have been resolved in 2 episodes.. It was very emotional, layered and complex plus it was something that happened 15 years ago so of course investigation took longer. It probably could've fit in 3 episodes but it's not a format they do for cases

I think that was some really bad gaslighting of the audience😭 When they were talking about the orphanage incident hey said that she pushed her friend down the stairs because "she saw her photo on the school lunch milk carton and hated her smile"? Honestly I often doubt the quality of Netflix subtitles but if they're correct then it's too problematic behaviour to be put aside just like that 😭 it's completely opposite from what we saw later. It shows her impulsiveness, yes, she still has it but she seems unable to hurt anyone

absolutely. We saw in ep7 that he's been gaslighted the whole time by a person in position of power - you have no talent, nobody chose you etc. And yet we saw he's quite a decent player that contributed to the team's win. In the end he chose to come forward and confess. He's done the most damage to himself after all and I'm sure he paid for it

btw the first half was comedy gold. fast forwarded the second half. overall 8/10. would give s2 a shot if it came out.

this whole thing's a bubblegum commercial right?

oh it was a mess

I was thinking about that whole following vs parole officer thing as well. I found it weird she doesn't worry about them tracking her. But I think they don't monitor her all the time in real time, they only reacted when she broke the curfew or stepped out of her allowed zone (I'm not sure if this is neglect of duty or that's how it works in real life too..?) I think they would only check her daily routes if a crime occured
True, her backstory wasn't really explored. We know she was orphaned at a young age but they say nothing more of it. Depends how young she was, she could've been 6 but she could've also been like 17? It remains unclear, they obviously didn't mean for it to play a big role in the story. Anyway I agree with you, her choice of actions annoyed me a lot as well 😂 I just thought they intended it to be that way rather than plot holes. I also think the actors made it better for me. Not sure how it would turn out with different people

Honestly from the synopsis I expecte Mo Eun to be a part of some grand mercenary scheme 😂 I also thought she would already be in prison when Yun Su arrived there. I liked the show but it definitely turned out more "tame" than I expected

hm.. I actually think her behaviour is line with her character. She's too trusting and transparent and didn't spend enough time in prison to gain some serious deception/survival skills. She actually managed to follow that boy around and pull off that whole broken monitor thing - which I didn't expect AT ALL because up to that point she didn't seem to worry about her movements being recorded 😂 That said, the two of them only managed to go through with their plan because Mo Eun's lawyer WANTED them to (he seemed so trusting, didn't check her incoming letters, nothing) and actually that was the biggest hint of all 😂
Someone in the comments highlighted that the police didn't check her dead husband's call history and to me it was the biggest plot hole. I guess they would justify it with the investigator's egoism and determination to lock her up without any hard evidence. Actually if they'd checked that call log the show would be over in three episodes 😂

I think it wasn't a panic attack but a shock from spider bite, it could've been a poisonous spider

she went to murder the teen with her hair down, her DNA was about to be everywhere 😂 I think it emphasized how unfit she was to be a murderer. She was just an eccentric art teacher after all (who was simply a fan of CSI but to be fair their cases have plot holes as well 😂)

I don't remember them ever checking anyone's call log😭 (except when they were holding the suspect's phone in their hands)

I think AYS would have avoided a lot of trouble if she had just cut her hair off at some point 😂 like gurl, you're quite recognisable