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to answer the comment where you quoted the production team, I think it's just easier to refer to the new epsiodes that way for people who are watching on the streaming platform.

Those dramas officially have 2 seasons, the story is split into 2 and aired separately twice (mdl doesn't decide how to split shows, it's decided by showmakers). The confusing thing about a bloody lucky day is that it's just 10 episodes that were aired weekly on TVN (network) but TVing (streaming platform) put up the episodes in 2 chunks: 6 episodes first. then the remaining 4 episodes yesterday. I hope I clarified well :)

It's not officially in 2 parts it's just to promote the new episodes. the full drama has 10 episodes, they just released it in 2 chunks on tving

because it's not

official subs or auto translated ?

omg I can't believe he's posting regularly on his insta now. I feel like he's testing the waters for a comeback. So sad to see that news outlets didn't cover the comeback and defamation news like they did with the accusations. if you're watching welcome to samdalri drama, they addressed this type of case, it's interesting. really hope he makes the comeback of all times. Too good to be wasted.

She's so graceful. I want to see more of her.

1- I guess I didn't notice how far he fell off.2- lmao yeah plot armor it is, they were trying to get rid of as many background characters as possible, that annoyed me too because if you were gonna make the rules of the game the whole point you should stick by them. I tried to scramble for an explanation like who waw trying to find the phone the least or who was struggling the most to find it but that doesn't track either. About the plot holes, they can still pull all this off depending on the explanation they give later it's only 4 episodes after all, but I wouldn't hold my breath, I learned not to trust kdramas, especially those with high levels of tension and anticipation in the beginning since most of the time the setup ends up being the best part. I just hope they don't make it completely ridiculous.

yeah I think they're way too concerned with escaping the game rather than actually playing the game, which is very naive. As soon as the first guy died, they should've switched gears. You're also right about the unnecessary death when they were looking for their phones, that scene made no sense to me because they should've either all died at once or they should've been given some logical order or reasoning. Another very unnecessary death is Baek Eunha, I don't know why they voted her out when it was very obvious that she voted for heoyool first because she wanted to get back at him for the fake mafia game they played in the bus, like that was before anyone knew the game was serious, somi was right there acting all shady and manipulative and they chose to off the one very obviously innocent person.

I'm a horror fan and I think it's pretty mild, but if you absolutely hate horror and can't handle it, it has some shocking moments. If a friend didn't like horror, I wouldn't recommend it to them, but it's a pretty good show.

I agree about the bullies, it's stupid how they're doubting everybody but the actual people who infamously trample over everyone to survive. I also don't know if this is realistic or supernatural but I feel like it must be supernatural at this point. I was very surprised by the trance like state when they kill themselves , when I first read the synopsis I thought it was gonna be like a squid game situation with the people controlling the game directly killing them.

How they're not teaming up against the bullies and offing them one by one is beyond me. Also, I have a couple of questions: 1- the guy who died in the mountain trail, couldn't he have easily survived? when they were testing the boundary line in the beginning, if they came back inside the line fast enough after the warning, they were fine, and he knew that, he could've easily gotten back up and come back inside the line. 2- what was the rule for the order of deaths when they were being punished for refusing to vote? was it just random? If so, that's stupid plot armor, because technically they should've all gotten killed at once.

a random classmate? I think you're confused.

yeah I suspect him too, especially since the grandma did not leave him anything even tho he was supposedly good to her and for the company, so she must've not trusted him either. That being said, it's wishful thinking because I really don't want to see this trope again of the super nice least suspicious guy who has feelings for her being the actual criminal. It would be more special of it's a bittersweet ending for her and the demon's story.

I wouldn't say I have 2nd lead syndrome because I think Gu woon is more attractive and more interesting than seok hoon, but logically speaking, she belongs with seok hoon (I might feel bad for him a little bit).

This guy is such a convincing asshole, the second I see him playing a villain in something I have yo watch. He needs to upgrade from high school bullies to a serial killer or something.

The problem is not the new characters or the choice to focus on a new side of the story, because trying something new could've still delivered. The issue is it's so ridiculous and lackluster, it lacks emotional gravitas and charm that made season 1 so special. And forget about the cgi, even season 1 cgi was not that good but they pulled it off in a way that suited the tone and style of the show, it looked like a webtoon coming to life. This season looks like your run-of-the-mill forgettable blockbuster sequel. Someone on Twitter said it felt like watching peninsula after train to Busan and I think that perfectly describes it.

jumping on for the update too 🙏

don't tell me it's worse than season 1

They fast forward through it and then they proceed to give a rating. Truly mind-boggling.