Alli

That's true. We just don't know.

I can understand those wishing these photos weren't shown. But, it does fall a bit short when there are more than half a dozen photographers taking pics of them. I somehow doubt all those photographers were hired by the couple.

Petty, petty, petty. Smh.

Artists have made their talents public, not their private lives. People who stalk them are loony tunes. Obsession is courting danger.

Same here!

People ought to mind their own damn business. Let the chips fall where they may and stop judging!!

Great news!

I promise to continue watching Jun Ho for as long as I live.

Now Netflix needs to bring it allow "The Match" to be shown on its streaming service.

Don't kid yourself, Maggie. There are plenty Americans that watch K-dramas and other Asian dramas. As one of them, I believe Yoo Ah In is a superb actor. And, I'm not alone in that belief here in middle America. Personally, I'm looking forward to his comeback....one that he surely deserves.

Netflix doesn't seem to have a problem releasing far more controversial documentaries, movies and series. How many viewers have left Netflix for that reason. But, now Netflix has to consider if "Goodbye Earth" is too controversial? Let's get real, the bottom line isn't controversy, it's money. My vote is for Yoo Ah In. Netflix, make the RIGHT decision.