DryedMangoez

My parents while watching with me literally said "I haven't seen her smile once yet."

How closely does the season 2 episodes follow the webtoon? Because there's such a big difference between the s1 and s2 episodes that it's almost like a completely different story.

The way he kept screaming "You like me!" to her was kind of pathetic. Even though I'm Team Hye Young, I think they totally ruined Sun Oh's character.

Season 2 has been a huge disappointment. Not because of the ending, but for everything else.

This is the ending I hoped for. I was always Team Hye Young. But the six episodes to get to that ending were horrible and nonsensical.

I hate the fact that Hye Young and Sun Oh never resolved their differences. Their friendship was one of the best things about season 1.

They should've ended up with each other, honestly.

They have similar vibes. Psychopath Diary had lots of great funny moments, but was definitely darker and more violent. Zombie Detective is much lighter.

Such a fun series. Definitely did not expect it to be so hilarious, yet very emotional as well. Choi Jin Hyuk was so good here. My only criticism is they could've done more cases of the week. Perhaps if it had been 16 episodes. A season 2 would be awesome, but sadly I don't think the ratings will encourage KBS to do so.

He gives an excellent performance here. He and Chae Soo Bin I think have the most difficult material and they deliver so much.

Like, the moment with Dong Jae saving Soo Ah and overcoming his phobia is amazing. But considering both Soo Ah and Ha Joon go through similar emotions, including thinking about self-harm, I think it would've been so impactful if it were Ha Joon who saved Soo Ah in the end.

Ha Joon, having been able to overcome his own thoughts of self-harm, sees Soo Ah feeling maybe the same things he felt once before. I loved that scene of them two the night of the "grape juice" party. They relate to each other. And it would've been a nice, profound progression for Ha Joon's character to help someone else.

I guess it had to do with them pushing the triangle. So they couldn't have Ha Joon and Soo Ah developing something. Soo Ah hanging around Dong Jae at the end was really unnecessary.

Perhaps if the show was 16 episodes, they could've fleshed everything out a little more. They had enough material to do it.

Considering their circumstances, I wish they had done more with Soo Ah and Ha Joon's relationship. I'll say more in the spoiler below:

A little bit, yes. But it is grounded in reality, so it fits with how the story goes.

This so much!