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It was an odd episode

I reached 2 episodes of Song of the Bandits. I might put it on hold. It turned into a cartoon version of Kill Bill with a bit of Kil Bok-soon added. I got thrown to the side, suddenly got disconnected.

Edit: yes, convinced to drop after reading the other comments.

There's only one ML in most dramas. Are you being deliberately obtuse?

And your point about Startup is also mine. He was offered male leads after his popularity in Startup.

Edit. I'm really tired of narcissists, therefore taking the advice of Mark Twain - you beat me with experience.

I'm talking about the ML in TV dramas. I thought that's what I said.
Startup: no
Waikiki: not really
Etc.

I see what you mean, i forgot/ignored that. I hope that wasn't the intention tbh, it ruins endings and makes no difference to any future plans. I'm no fan of seasons, continuity gets lost, characters change personality just to fit whatever narrative, writing becomes without purpose - just designed to dope the viewers... I've spent too many years watching US crap TV where you feel like you're wasting your life. These days even good US content makes me puke, I can't watch it.

Ah, so that's him, thanks. I'm watching DM at the moment.

Or maybe.. The Devil Judge good version

I'm more interested in why Han So-hee isn't doing it. She looks pretty though, hope it works out.

Tbh he only made it into ML territory with his role in Startup. I got the drift he was larking around in Hometown, then someone tried to end his career. I guess he should get another go at putting things straight.

Either she's held a lot of iPads or she knows her physics, a combination of friction and gravity (angle).

No, it totally didn't

So what.

What? By withholding episodes of a finished drama?

How the heck does Detective Park's Ioniq 5 make the sound of a combustion engine and wheel spin every time she pulls away? Both impossible 😆
One of many examples at ep.15 14:20

They're all available on Viki right now. Netflix is just f***ing with you.

I can't think of anyone less judge-like. Ah, so what? Sounds like a nice story, I'll probably enjoy it.

Thanks for relaying this story from the Korean media, Lily Alice, will be interesting to see the full story.

Is it a poor person? If the story involved an accident with the props, wouldn't it be newsworthy? Maybe the death was a heroic act to protect somebody else from a collapsing structure... since we don't yet know, why's it automatically salacious?

Aren't you virtue-signalling over the topic of privacy? Celebrities are people that others are interested in, news stories are written about them and, for the most part, they like having stories written about them. I like reading about celebrities and don't feel the need to pretend I don't, just to appear more decent.

Thanks, in that case I'll finish it!