The preview had my blood boiling. The show did Junseo dirty by letting them meet Jeongsu while in paradise. I understand that they're trying to make the show spicy and interesting, but paradise should be a place where you can talk honestly because you're away from all the people that could interfere.
I couldn't care less who Si-an chooses at the end (only between Theo and Junseo), but let's keep things fair -- give those who won the games the reward they deserve.
I'm sorry but are some people's standards really messed up or what?
I don't understand what Junseo did wrong, he's been honest the whole time. The only thing I found a bit off from him is when he tried to end his conversation fast with Minseol after talking about wanting to talk to Si-an.
How could so many people call him a red flag? Even to the point of calling him the worst of all seasons???
And stans of a specific person: This may not be something that is special to Singles Inferno, but some of these stans really be talking with no logical reasoning. It doesn't matter what you say and what happens in the show. You're wrong and they're right.
1) This season is probably the most consistent in terms of entertainment. The problem is, so far, it seems like this season won't be reaching the peaks the other seasons had and may come off as boring in the grand scheme of things.
2) Jeong-su -- get this boy out of the show please. I find myself changing the playback speed to 1.5x speed whenever he gets screentime. I felt the same way about Choi Si Hun from season 1 but with different reasons. He provides no entertainment value, and he's just a complete 쓰레기 of a person.
3) The cast for this season could be better, but it's probably good enough. The big problem for me is the male game changer. We need someone that could completely stir things up the way Dex did in season 2.
4) What's up with the lackluster games so far. I want tension-filled, high stake games. And Paradise matching has never been easier.
5) I want a Nadine type of contestant -- someone who's profession is so impressive that he/she may seem as someone untouchable and elite.
my favorite part of this show is when things get messy 😆I enjoy the chaos so much, not a situation I’d like…
I wanted Hong Seong-bo to make it out of the elimination thing in paradise. I think it was a great idea that they did that, and I can see their intentions, but picking a real game changer is hard. Replicating what Dex did in season 2 still proves to be impossible till this day.
You know what's missing in this season? Someone that feels like the main character of the show.
People might say it's Lee Si An since there are a lot of guys who are interested in her, but I don't feel like what she's doing is enough to be called the "main character".
Season 1 had Song Ji-a (though I'll argue that personally, I think the "main character" and storyline that season 1 followed was Moon Se Hoon's)
Season 2 had Dex, the strongest, most interesting and captivating contestant ever.
Season 3 had Lee Gwan Hee, the most polarizing contestant. Love him or hate him, he brought entertainment to a season that would've been even more boring.
Out of all seasons, Jeong su is the worst contestant that had multiple girls interested. At least with Gwan Hee, he was openly toxic and he was entertaining while doing so.
3 mins in, and Dex really has become a monster in the entertainment industry. He's so good at whatever he does; he's just got the sense for entertainment.
So did they not made it an 8 ep show for us to have an open ending? They are probably is planning for another…
I would guess that it's a scheduling conflict thing. They probably had to kill her off early with barely any screentime since she had something else to do.
Its quite annoying how the cast didn't share the same chemistry like they did in season 1. I didn't see the need…
check out my topic discussion on season 3 or my review on season 2, I share some of the same opinions. season 1 was not perfect, but it was way better than season 2
bring back the days where kdramas use to be of 16 episodes…
personally, I think the format they did for The Glory and DP is the best. Two well paced seasons totaling 12-16 episodes. At the end of the day, it's not about how many episodes there are, it's how they fill those episodes with meaningful content.
The storyline kinda sucks a bit in comparison to the first season. I know that they changed the format of the show and made it more comedic, but so far a few things felt a little too forced. This should feel like a reality simulation survival show thing, not a game show where someone has to be eliminated after every 1.5 episodes.
I couldn't care less who Si-an chooses at the end (only between Theo and Junseo), but let's keep things fair -- give those who won the games the reward they deserve.
I don't understand what Junseo did wrong, he's been honest the whole time. The only thing I found a bit off from him is when he tried to end his conversation fast with Minseol after talking about wanting to talk to Si-an.
How could so many people call him a red flag? Even to the point of calling him the worst of all seasons???
And stans of a specific person: This may not be something that is special to Singles Inferno, but some of these stans really be talking with no logical reasoning. It doesn't matter what you say and what happens in the show. You're wrong and they're right.
1) This season is probably the most consistent in terms of entertainment. The problem is, so far, it seems like this season won't be reaching the peaks the other seasons had and may come off as boring in the grand scheme of things.
2) Jeong-su -- get this boy out of the show please. I find myself changing the playback speed to 1.5x speed whenever he gets screentime. I felt the same way about Choi Si Hun from season 1 but with different reasons. He provides no entertainment value, and he's just a complete 쓰레기 of a person.
3) The cast for this season could be better, but it's probably good enough. The big problem for me is the male game changer. We need someone that could completely stir things up the way Dex did in season 2.
4) What's up with the lackluster games so far. I want tension-filled, high stake games. And Paradise matching has never been easier.
5) I want a Nadine type of contestant -- someone who's profession is so impressive that he/she may seem as someone untouchable and elite.
6) I personally think that how he delivered what he said was the problem. It came off as being sarcastic to me.
People might say it's Lee Si An since there are a lot of guys who are interested in her, but I don't feel like what she's doing is enough to be called the "main character".
Season 1 had Song Ji-a (though I'll argue that personally, I think the "main character" and storyline that season 1 followed was Moon Se Hoon's)
Season 2 had Dex, the strongest, most interesting and captivating contestant ever.
Season 3 had Lee Gwan Hee, the most polarizing contestant. Love him or hate him, he brought entertainment to a season that would've been even more boring.
If you can't find it, link: https://kisskh.at/discussions/zombieverse-season-2/132402-zombieverse-season-3