Nope Not Here

He's the real mvp fr. Coming to save Changho so many times with basically nothing in return. I really hope Changho keeps his promis to Chairman Yang to let him life in luxury xD

I guess there are plenty of people that would rather prefer not watching a drama that believes love triangles are the only way to cause conflict xD

All I have to say: multi-couple dramas >>>>> love triangles
(That's why Run On is still one of my favorite romcoms every)

I swear if I could, I would fight every single writer that believes adding a love triangle will make the story more interesting. Just no. It only makes it unbearable and frustrating to watch when the FL just can't get the hint that 2 dudes like her

Crime dramas like these are right up my alley and so far I've been really enjoying all the episodes. The only thing I find unnecessary are all the parts with the reporters, they don't add anything to the story except being a bother to the police trying to catch the killers

It says in the synopsis above "Adapted from the 2018 non-fiction book of the same title co-written by Korea's first criminal profiler Kwon Il Yong and journalist-turned-author Ko Na Mu, which tells the story of Kwon's field experiences."
So I interpreted that the book "Mindhunter" they show is how Song Ha-young learns about the job of a ciminal profiler.

I understand that it's a competition but I'm still sad that teams are geting eliminated. I always get way too invested in the competitors in the these kinds of shows xD

The person that got arguably the most publicity from epsiode 2 was Jangjun, and he didn't even get to reveal his face. That just shows who managed to be entertaining and make the best out of the given "unfavorable" situation.

😂 Sure, you must be so happy with your life to be going around cussing out anyone that disagrees with you. What a pleasant person you are lol

The angrier you get the more embarrassing it is to watch😂 You really have no idea what you're talking about. It's fine, continue living in your bubble

The more I listen to you, the more I realize the lack of compassion and judgement you have. Based on the way you write, you don't seem like a child. So you're just straight up ignorant.

Most of the "alleged victims" are dead, in case you still haven't realized. But the families HAVE spoken up against Snowdrop. Including Park Jong-chul's family. I suggest you google his name.
You don't seem to have done your reasearch, so what's the point of having a discussion with someone that isn't willing to listen to those directly affected?

Dude who's the one that needs to chill? Do you even listen to yourself?

"Fuck yourself with your theories and history lessons cause I'm not the least bit interested so fuck off"
Ahhh there it is. If you don't have any sensible argument result to cussing out the other person! Once again proving why Korean's anger with international fans is completely justified.

Your reply further proves your ignorance and unwillingness to show respect to the people that lived through that time. And trying to use an unrelated example to further push that ignorance? Your reply proves that you don't even understand what the exact issue is.
This is why Koreans are angry with international fans that don't even bother to listen.

Ah yes. The families of the victims that were tortured and killed are simply haters. They spoke up about their experiences and how the drama hurts them, but they're just stupid haters. They lived through that time, but they're just stupid kids. The 1980s aren't that long ago, plenty of those people are still alive.
Maybe talking over those that experienced the tragedies first hand isn't a good idea. How insensitive can you be?

Ah yes. The families of the victims that were tortured and killed are simply haters. They spoke up about their experiences and how the drama hurts them, but they're just stupid haters. They lived through that time, but they're just stupid kids. The 1980s aren't that long ago, plenty of those people are still alive.
Maybe talking over those that experienced the tragedies first hand isn't a good idea. How insensitive can you be?

I'm surprised people even got upset about that. I mean it was the entire premise of the game, that only those that won actually got to reveal their identity. It would only be fair to keep it that way and not give in simply cuz they felt bad for the idols.
Plus it's so easy to figure out who was actually behind the masks! (I mean all 10 are even listed here, I'm sure korean websites figured out who they were pretty quickly as well)

I will never stop saying this but Namgoong Min is seriously a genius when it comes to picking good dramas. Frankly I havent seen all of the shows/movies he's starred in, but most of the ones I have seen I thoroughly enjoyed.

Ah shame that PSH withdrew from this. I was looking forward to him in a lead role again after Into The Ring.
Still excited to see Ahn Eunji in a lead role tho!