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Yes (I mean 'no'). It cost a fortune and Netflix stumped up most of it. They just couldn't leave it alone.

Agree. Probably something to do with Netflix. Looks like it's been audience tested in front of a bunch of dummies - maybe Netflix is throwing its weight around and interfering in artistic decisions. The whole cast looks uncomfortable and awkward, the 3 moms look awkward (one of whom is not a k-drama regular, a cheap hire?), ground control is very awkward, Park Jin-joo was shot separately, Jo Jung-suk shot separately and wearing too much lipstick (very cheaply made scenes), the space scenes were all awkward, it's got Netflix stamped all over it... hell, even the newborn baby called up its agent and said "get me outta here!!"
So not the writer's fault imo, probably 🤭

That photo of her weight looks deceptive. Is she the first woman on earth to make the scales lie? Her right foot appears not to be firmly planted, if she rested her hand on a table, conveniently out of shot, she could take 10Kg off easily - hence her weight's on the left leg.

I like her past works, I don't like this.

Yes, and we can see the clumsy re-editing that's taken place. I can't believe how long that stupid scene at the end of ep.2 went on for, with a bad cut to a group of colleagues at ground control awkwardly filmed as a post-production scene.

It does seem to be one of the factors behind the story... back in 2023 when they filmed it - but whilst this drama's been on hold, the birth rate increased in 2024 after a straight 7 year decline... Unfortunate timing. It's going to hit the floor again if couples watch this, they should have canned it, not only is it nonsense, it's not even relevant anymore.

Cringe. At least we now know why it's been sitting in post production for a year - the reason we all feared but dared not ask.... is it a turd?

Do you work for netflix?

It's so basic, so awkward, I'm frequently looking away from the screen in secondhand embarrassment. This is not made for us fans and not for South Korea either. It looks like it's going to end on 2% viewership in 7 weeks. Woeful.

Great work, the organisers took responsibility without ambiguity, gaslighting, etc. well done. If I was a 'quester' I'd be satisfied with that. Were you telling the truth? - it looks apologetic and truthful to me. Lusi, however, is hiding something, at best she's giving a portion of truth that supports her position.

I don't believe her. I'd like to believe you, though - what PR have you written, do you have any evidence?

Lee Min-ho's doing a stellar job so far, I cried when he delivered those babies... but Ask The Stars what exactly? It's Netflixy. The multiple foreigners are all terrible actors. Fast forwarded back story, literally. Base humour. Korean staff at ground control look as uncomfortable and disengaged as usual in Netflix-controlled dramas. And the documentary-style intro to each episode is nauseating - I almost switched off episode 1 at the start, as if we need an introduction to space, besides which, there's credible doubt surrounding the first moon landing in 1969.
This should have been a piece of solid science fiction, set in the future - to lend artistic licence to the narrative.

If it was believable I don't care how long it is. I was insinuating the length of the statement was a red flag - taking into account the wording, I didn't say I didn't read it. I just don't believe her.

I was joking. I thought about writing 'asshole!' but a little too ambiguous.

Right, totally... I think we should try though - all the power's in the hands of the producers, they even alter melodies outright when they want to. At this rate, we won't need singers and they'll disappear, it's such a pity when we can't appreciate a great vocal performance. It takes away the value of talent.

You're very aggressive. So I'll just say this: suck it up, virtue signaller. Nobody advocates or condones rape, but there's always some prick that implies they do, just to signal their own virtue. You disgust me. Fk off.

Thanks for your empathy, God said he's got more important things to do than break up petty squabbles on the internet. He also said "What's MDL?". The psychologist said only narcissists tell others to seek help. Then she also said "What's MDL?"

There was a story on MDL of a statement posted by her friend followed by a denial from the accused man, then this, where she alludes to it. Are you gaslighting me? Besides, what would a clinical doctor advise her to do in this situation, given her (clinical?) diagnosis? I think it's inadvisable to make any statements like this one. The situation makes her harder to employ, is it possible she's now trying to mitigate the fallout? Generally we have to deal with the hardships that go with our jobs, the high paid jobs tend to come with greater hardships.
One other thing - those that go through oppressive upbringings set out to over achieve later in life, they're driven relentlessly to prove themselves. You can't have it both ways.

I know. Some sing live over pre-recorded and corrected tracks, and use it all the time in recordings definitely.
But... I'm talking about the national attitude towards it - the Japanese music industry, especially the artists, don't like it. If you watched the red and white contest few days ago, it's predominantly the live voices. Same on music TV shows. So j-pop groups that can't sing (a lot) use auto-tune or backing tracks live and pitch correction in post production. In Korea it's the opposite, I hear it almost all the time. A few months back I was raving about the fabulous voice of Park Eun-bin, taking it at face value - then on listening more carefully I was wrong. Then another, and another. You have to go back to singers like Baek Ji-young on the Secret Garden ost to hear a real voice. I'm generalising now. There are great singers whose performances are being spoilt by post production nerds that manipulate tracks with their eyes instead of using their ears - I'm quoting a guy called Fil from Wings of Pegasus on YouTube there. His channel is both great and devastating at the same time.
Edit - there's an exposé by Fil on a Korean (maybe) channel that claims that all its artists' voices are unaltered, he proves it's a lie, it's titled 'the biggest fraud in history' or something like that.

Edit2 .. whoops, the channel Fil exposes is actually Japanese!! It's called The First Take and claims not to use any corrections. So I can't account for the whole of Japan, but on TV music is rarely mimed or corrected when it claims to be live.

Isn't SpaceX going to rescue them?