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As someone that didn't like the series, I actually enjoyed the last episode more than any episode from the series. I think that's a good thing and since you like it so far, I am pretty sure you will like the ending too.

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A few things to know about Viki. Viki uploads the episode after it finishes airing in Korea. And when I say "after" I don't mean immediately. Sometimes it takes even more hours for it to be released (for example the broadcast in Korea may end at 9 and Viki may even upload it 3 hours later or maybe less than 1 hour later. It depends.) Besides that, translators on Viki are volunteers and not professionals. That being said they don't have access to the episode, before it is uploaded on Viki so they basically can't translate. They start work almost immediately, but they also need to do the segmenting so it takes a while until they start the translation. Sometimes even if the translation says 99%, the editing may not have happened. Last week, episode 7 of the devil judge was completely ready (with editing) on Monday. Not that you have to wait that long. It is usually ready (for the most part) in some hours. (All of these of course if you don't speak Korean). So basically you have to refresh the viki page, quite often to see if the ep is uploaded or not.

I felt that...

From what I remember there are two main reasons (spoilers in case you haven't watched the whole series). First of all, because they want them to be punished for what they did in a cruel way and not just get away with it or stay in prison for just a few years. Have in mind that many of them, didn't get punished at all from the law system, so they basically also keep them away from society by locking them into cages. They don't believe that by going in prison they become better people and as I said before they want to take revenge for the harm they have cause to others, treating them in an equally cruel way. Secondly, Baek Sung Mi sometimes takes their organs and sells them (so I suppose you could say that it is also something that keeps the plot going).

Same. I am looking forward to this the most

I hope so. It looks quite comedic from the teaser only.

Finally! It also looks like a comedy though. That's a hit or miss for me, so I hope I will end up enjoying it. I also hope that it won't have a second season, but seeing the number of the episodes I doubt it.

I think it's because they don't invest that much in tv series productions. They mostly focus on other aspects of entertainment, like anime. However, that gives a nice touch to psychological/mystery series, like dele and Hokuto. It makes them feel more real and raw. Even the series that have better productions, have that ''older'' vibe to it. However like I said, that makes them feel more real and humane. I think that people need to know, before watching a jdrama, that they should expect nothing close to a kdrama production. The korean industry invests millions in K-dramas. Comparing to them they definitely feel a few years older, but that doesn't necessarily mean anything. Newer jdramas (like Saka no tochu no ie or Grand Maison Tokyo) are great dramas overall without having a great budget. Even older jdramas (like Byakuyako or Soredemo ikite yuku) are in terms of plot, acting and characters much better than many high budget production shows or newer series. It depends on what you are looking for. Sometimes, I, myself, I am looking for something good and at the same time visually stunning so I go for kdramas. Other times I want something darker and more realistic so I go for jdramas. (That doesn't mean that kdramas are not realistic. On the contrary there are many realistic kdramas like My mister or Hospital Playlist, but that ''older'' vibe in jdramas makes them feel sometimes even unbearably real). I don't know how to explain it, but they have something special.

I didn't know! I still have hope, but you are probably right. No matter who streams it, I hope it is good

Why not? Did someone already get it?

When Ga On was searching about the people that helped the con man that ''killed'' his family, for some reason I thought that his professor would be involved, but I guess not. However, I am keeping a close eye on him, especially since he keeps apologizing to Ga On. He doesn't look that innocent.

It is not a drama for everyone. There is no need to waste your time, if this is not for you! I personally really like it, because Yo Han is a morally gray character for me. He is not good, but he is not bad either. He may seem like a victim, but we don't know the full story of what really happened yet. About the sci-fi content, if you check the description, it says that it is taking place in a dystopic, but present day Korea. So basically it is our time with the same (more or less) technology, but it is dystopian, because of the great gap between the rich and the poor, the pandemic, the riots and because of the Live Court show of course.

That's unfortunate. You can wait to see if netflix will get it and if you it doesn't you can watch it somewhere illegally.

Besides the fact that the protagonists are lawyers/judges there is nothing else that can be compared. Law school was a great series and this one is a great series too. I personally prefer this one (so far at least), because of Kang Yo Han's character and because it makes me think about lots of things regarding the law. Also I like the start of this series more than Law School, since the latter didn't really impress me in the first episodes. However we have a long way to go till the end and I hope it stays as good as it is now. Well basically I think you should give it a shot. It is definitely not for everyone, but it deserves a chance.

It's on Viki. Even if netflix buys this (that hasn't happened yet and it may not happen at all), it will be available after it finishes.

Well we shouldn't ask for much. Them being acknowledged as a couple is enough for me. Hopefully there will be a confession. Unless they decide to tell us that they are just friends in the end (hopefully that won't happen).

I am pretty sure at this point they do like each other. That close up to their hands touching kind of confirmed it for me. Besides that, Netflix Korea uploaded a post on their instagram with lesbian couples from a number of series (that's how it seems anyways, even though I haven't watched all the series) and they included Sol and Jiwan. If in the end they do like each other, I doubt we will see a kiss, but nothing is impossible especially since this will be on Netflix.

Wetv (legally)

Same. I am glad it was short, since it was really good from beginning to end without any filler episodes or unnecessary things happening. But I suppose that when something is good you don't want it to end, even if more episodes would probably ruin it.