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worried about that too, will be a bit hard for me to watch if they do get hurt 😔 guess I’ll take the wait for more episodes first approach and gather some feedbacks bout the show.
will definitely watch since I enjoyed season 1 tho

nonono theres no love triangle or anything like that so don’t worry, anyways just give 1st episode a try since it started off strong

Pretty damn good I must say. Just needed a bit more chemistry and spark between the main couple. But even so, this one’s definitely gonna stay with me.

9.5/10.

I doubt there will be for final season but just incase any s*x scenes or nudity? planning to watch with my fam

Kim Da-mi & Son Suk-ku’s appearance in Whenever Possible Season 3 (Ep 4) brought me here.
So this good shit or not? (no spoilers pls)
prob gonna watch it either way but just want to manage my expectations a bit through you guys

ngl for its content, this show lowkey has too many episodes, especially more so with the current trend of drama having fewer than 12 episodes nowadays.

10-episode drama, and they still made room for the ex to show up in more than one episode?! Not a big deal, but he better be a damn good catalyst for some rewarding moments for our main couple and not just an annoying insert to simply make the ML jealous.

I just finished episode 1, wtf this is actually so good? First time this year im calling a show underrated. Please let the rest of the of the episodes hit too 🙏🙏

idk bout that, he wasn’t in the same team as sedol so its not exactly a betrayal.
As for the 7high part, either he or 7high had to be dropped at that point for him to be the top 3 since sohee and hyun-gyu were guaranteed safe.
so his choice was understandable, even if its ugly, or even painful to watch.
felt bad for 7high, but 7high also understood perfectly how desperate hyunjoon wanted to survive/win, and it’s all part of the game to use any means. And honestly I’d rather have such raw uglyness desperate-cy than having to see a player going out like kyuhyun

I think this is the first time my opinion of someone (or two) shifted so drastically and quickly in the span of one episode (Ep 10). Such a pity, since So-hee & Kyuhyun started off as some of the more likeable players who I was genuinely rooting for. Absolutely disappointed.

The finals might honestly be one of the biggest throws I’ve ever seen in a survival game show. And I use the word “throw” loosely here, because So-hee was actually in the winning position in all 3 games. She played better, had the advantage, and still managed to lose those towards the end, ridiculously and frustratingly. Nothing against Hyun-gyu, since he honestly played decently well throughout (8x8 Knight’s Tour in 3D space isn’t easy), and sure, he earned the win. But the win was in no way convincing and rewarding enough for us viewers. I’d like to imagine that if So-hee had continued with the stalemate, the production team would have given her the chance to answer first, since she had more pieces after all (yes, pieces became completely irrelevant in the finals, tho I understand the point of having a pure capability 1 vs 1 showdown). But still, our girl just… gave in.



Jang Dong-min was absolutely right that people who do not have a strong desire to win shouldn’t participate in a survival game show. So-hee and Kyuhyun are prime examples. For them, it felt less like a mindset of “I want to win” and more like “it’d be nice if I won” type of shit. Their gameplay in Episode 10 was nothing short of absurdity and stupidity, reeking of hypocrisy. And I truly believe Kyuhyun thought he was making some noble, principled play that would be admired by the public. It was as if he was just playing for the image (imo), and not actually playing the damn game itself objectively anymore.
 Even Hyun-gyu understood that a game is just a game. something he himself stated. But So-hee and Kyuhyun, after seemingly understanding and acknowledging 7high’s talk, decides to jump ship back to Hyun-gyu due to what? Friendship? Loneliness? What in the half-ass commitment and mentality was that… simply disrespectful to other players and I’d argue even to some extent to Hyun-gyu too, since the highest form of respect isn’t about holding back or being polite, but to give your very best such that the competition would be honoured and recognized. Look what they had done now, they ruined the show entirely (at least for me since Episode 10) and Hyun-gyu’s win isn’t as congratulated now since they had already lowered the competitiveness of the entire program.

My respect goes out to 7high and Eun-yu, the two players I ended up liking and appreciating the most. They were the most self-aware, grounded, and clear about where the line is between gameplay and real-life relationships.

7high gave off vibes similar to Ha Seok-jin in Season 1.

Jung Hyun-gyu (University Student | MENSA Member — IQ 156)
Yoon So-hee (So-hui) (Actress)
Kyuhyun (Super Junior Member)
7high (Pro Poker Player)
Son Eun-yu (Lawyer)
Choi Hyun-joon (Kaist University Student/Model)
Justin Min (Korean American Actor)
Kim Ha-rin (Plastic Surgeon)
Kang Ji-young (Announcer)
Tinno (Board Game Youtuber)
Lee Se-dol (Legendary Go Player)
Park Sang-yeon (Yonsei University Student | MENSA Member)
Lee Seung-hyun (Korea University Student)
Chuu (Kpop Idol)

Episodes 2, 4, 10, 11 have post-credits scene btw.

Thoughts about the show below:

damn shes actually drop-dead gorgeous. I’ve seen many of her works by chance and always knew she was pretty, but maybe because i really like yiyoung’s character and her acting here, im like seeing her in an entirely different light.

classic MacGuffin. I could be wrong, but I guess the statue dude was actually a true freedom fighter and pretended to be a japanese collaborator, so there was no gold all along or it was used up for his freedom fighting activities.
or maybe the real ‘treasure’ is successfully preserving the education/school for future generations.

Not your most polished drama—entertaining at first to see how their relationship develops, but it grew stale once all the intrigue elements were gone. By Episode 7, I was losing interest, and from Episode 8 onward, finishing the show was a struggle. The chemistry wasn’t chemistry-ing enough to hold my interest, while the weak grandma plotline didn’t help either.

Honestly an easily forgettable show.

一年半 (yi nian ban) = 1.5 years
一年半载 (yi nian ban zai) = generally half a year to a year

you probably misunderstood, it’s a fixed expression or set phrase in chinese/mandarin so the subs are right.

I don't even feel like expressing it in words, but this was such a beautiful story and journey to experience. Best C-Drama of the year contender.

not sure if anyone has mentioned it yet, but for those who have finished and are starving for more of their content, remember to check out TFF cast on the chinese variety show—Hello, Saturday (H!6).
Eng subs are available:
https://youtu.be/rlhBgTtNjYY?t=192

I’d usually factcheck too before I start mentioning about any hearsays from X. But one thing I can personally confirm was that he was posting birthday stories on his birthday on IG (I saw it back then) on the day she passed. Guy was celebrating when she died. Dude is DEFINITELY not clean given that they have some sort of relationship atp.

not from korea but i believe the blocked news that people are saying is not entire true, did a search myself and his news appear at top 5 ranking in like at least 10 different news media.
but ig that doesnt prove that theres no media play involved.

you can check yourself (once you scroll to the bottom there is a button to load more news media, there r plenty of different news media outlets)
https://news.naver.com/main/ranking/popularDay.naver

thinking back, he was probably flooding the media with his birthday posts to bury the news of her death