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to satisfy hysterically screaming school girls, young single women and gays

One of the most pathetic trailers I've seen in my life.

Can't find it under upcoming shows on Viki?

I like the cast of rhis show too. In case you misunderstood me.

It's one season, a mini series axtually. Dividing it into parts was the idea of Amazon. If that isn't enough, mydramalist joins the cicus. In case I write a review: Do I, too, have to release two parts?

I wanted to like the show. Also, how can I drop a show if I don't know the result? I only drop shows if I dislike certain actors... but that's not the case with this show and its cast.

Along with My Demon, this show is one of the most boring, dragged out and pathetic dramas of the last 12 months. There was nothing, no fun, no thrill. It was not even that realistic

Throughout the years I realized that those who call actresses like my In Na "annoying" are not into KDramas...and are actually the ones that are annoying. I watch only Korean shows - there are too many new shows and shows to rewatch to waste my time watching other countries' stuff - because I love the acting style, the storytelling, the language, the culture and so on. Those who are not familiar or not in love with KDramas - because they watch and like other stuff too - often dislike the overacting, amongst other things. I've read too many comments on social media by Europeans and North Americans during the Squid Game hype that confirmed my observations. I don't care about the opinions of these people. These people are simply annoying.

It could've been so much better if it wasn't for the lame and boring performance of actor LJY and the character he played. How can some authors and/or directors always so easily destroy shows with choosing the wrong male leads, which is the case in 5 out of 10 Kdramas? Is the reason nepotism? I wanted to like the show. It started out strong, but from episode 6 on it went downhill.

Yes, I like AsianWiki's listing

Suicide is a sin. You selfishly leave behind your family and friends. In my life I met traumatized people (some of them experienced wars, others were held prisoner under a totalitarian regime) who still cherished life and family, while on the other hand I met privileged, young people in a mental hospitel in Hamburg/Germany who tried to commit suicide over nothing. In "Death's Game" the reasons for his suicide were ridiculous too.

It's not a Netflix show, it's an Amazon Prime show.

Mdl's support/guest role listing is inaccurate given the screen time of each actor/actress. The actor with the shortest appearance and text as well as the least impact, the Chairman, is listed as "support role" while those who had even more screen time than Seo In-guk are listed as "guests". What a strange list

Yes, particularly since it is not the job of death to show you the meaning of "life". Death's job is death, like birth's job is birth.

Not playing a pathetic loser, like in all of his previous shows, is a big progress though.

Her performance in Legal High was her best so far. In this show she got more screen time, more text, and the character she played gave her the freedom to prove her acting versatility.

His performance in Sweet Home S1 was his best so far. I don't like it that many shows are so focused on "showcasing" baby-faced young guys rather than the art of acting itself. They do it to attract or satisfy young girls and women....but who's satisfying me? Lol. And to be honest, some of the so-called good-looking guys don't even look that good. One of the actors who has it both, good looks and great acting skills, is, Namgoong Min.

I've heard there is a second season in the making? So, episode 10 will probably end with a cliffhanger.

Right! From the stories of my grandparents I know that in critical times, like, for example, WW II, there is no time for holding hands and umbrellas and such things. Making Babies was the only romantic moment for my gp during WW II (and thus the generation name of my parents: Baby Boomers).

You can cancel and after 2, 3 months renew the subscription. I do it with Disney and Amazon Prime. As long as a streaming site offers 3, 4 new Korean shows per month, it's profitable. I you only watch 1 or 2 shows per month it's wasted money