I knew not to expect much when I found out New was the director, but damn… the disappointment is still there.
It felt so out of character for Pai to give in that quickly. Moving into Tim’s house? I know it was probably meant to be funny, but that whole gecko scene just wasn’t it for me. It honestly felt like a disservice to Pai’s character.
I expected to see him more heartbroken and actually process the betrayal, as well as the loss of his position. That company meant the world to him. Instead, everything just moved past it so quickly.
I can’t help but think of You Shulang and how we were really allowed to sit with his pain. You could feel the betrayal and heartbreak because the direction actually gave space for those emotions to land to the viewer. 😌
What is/was the rlshp btwn Boston and Hua? Why did he look like that when Boston came in? What is the deal between Boston and Jack? Ps. Didn't watch ssn 1 and not planing to
It’s always interesting how some people start with "I've supported her for years" and then go on to…
Who are you to decide that my concern is faux just because you don’t agree with it? And where in my comment did I pick on her body?
Also, the usual “if you don’t like how she looks, don’t watch the show” response is such a cop-out. People have eyes. Noticing a drastic change and expressing concern isn’t the same as hate.
There was nothing hateful in my comment. This is a real issue affecting many actors, not just in Korea but in Hollywood too. The industry’s obsession with being extremely thin isn’t a joke. Eating disorders are not a joke either, and it’s something people should be able to talk about openly.
PMY is my OG, but she’s barely recognizable with how much weight she’s lost. I’m really struggling with this show because of how thin she’s gotten.
I genuinely don’t see the need for such drastic weight loss, especially when she keeps saying she had to lose weight for the last two roles she’s played. Guys… it’s 2026. There have to be makeup techniques, styling, and costume design that can make someone appear gaunt for a role without them having to lose weight they don’t even have to spare.
She looks so different now that it’s honestly a bit hard to watch. And this is coming from someone who has supported her for years.
But at some point we have to call a spade a spade and advocate for better health standards for actors. No role should require someone to push their body to that extent.
This one is an absolute delight. There’s a great balance between the sad and wholesome moments. There are so many layers to this show and I’m patiently waiting that to unfold.
My question about Jae Ha is if Hyeong Jun didn't join the re-shoot was he there to be a vase? Was he not going…
To be fair, I don’t think these are crocodile tears. He appears to be truly devastated and he is going through a rough time. Regardless of his reasons for rejoining, he ended up hurting someone and he shouldn’t be playing victim and trying to overwhelm Hyeonjun . Hyeongjun clearly wants to explore, rightfully so, and Jaeha should leave him alone
I have so many thoughts after these two episodes. First of all, Hyunjun is way too nonchalant for this show. I don’t think I’ve ever seen him smile.
I really want Sunmin and Yunjae to explore things more. They need a one-on-one date because I honestly think their personalities would click. Yunjae likes someone who takes care of him, and Sunmin likes taking care of people. It just makes sense. I also don’t understand the need to fixate on someone who has shown zero interest in you.
I like Hyungeon and Minseong, BUT there’s just way too much emotion between hyeongjun and Jaeha for anything meaningful to happen with Minseong right now. There’s so much raw, unresolved stuff between the exes that needs to be unpacked first. Watching Jaeha is genuinely painful. He’s fully crashing out, and I think hyeongjun is too, he’s just more reserved. He also seems resentful toward Jaeha. For a second I thought, wow, this really feels like a second-chance romance drama. Then I remembered these are real people dealing with real emotions, not characters in a show. I’m really rooting for them to at least get closure before Jaeha completely loses it in front of us.
This might be an unpopular opinion, but I actually thought the couples yoga date was cute. And honestly, if Taichi and Hangyeol feelings went beyond physical attraction, they would have had fun. lol. I’m glad they realized that early on. This was my most stable ship, but it looks like we’re headed straight for the Titanic.
At this point, I don’t see any couples lasting after the show unless Jaeha and hyeongjun somehow work things out
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It felt so out of character for Pai to give in that quickly. Moving into Tim’s house? I know it was probably meant to be funny, but that whole gecko scene just wasn’t it for me. It honestly felt like a disservice to Pai’s character.
I expected to see him more heartbroken and actually process the betrayal, as well as the loss of his position. That company meant the world to him. Instead, everything just moved past it so quickly.
I can’t help but think of You Shulang and how we were really allowed to sit with his pain. You could feel the betrayal and heartbreak because the direction actually gave space for those emotions to land to the viewer. 😌
Also, the usual “if you don’t like how she looks, don’t watch the show” response is such a cop-out. People have eyes. Noticing a drastic change and expressing concern isn’t the same as hate.
There was nothing hateful in my comment. This is a real issue affecting many actors, not just in Korea but in Hollywood too. The industry’s obsession with being extremely thin isn’t a joke. Eating disorders are not a joke either, and it’s something people should be able to talk about openly.
I genuinely don’t see the need for such drastic weight loss, especially when she keeps saying she had to lose weight for the last two roles she’s played. Guys… it’s 2026. There have to be makeup techniques, styling, and costume design that can make someone appear gaunt for a role without them having to lose weight they don’t even have to spare.
She looks so different now that it’s honestly a bit hard to watch. And this is coming from someone who has supported her for years.
But at some point we have to call a spade a spade and advocate for better health standards for actors. No role should require someone to push their body to that extent.
But DindinTawan explain yourselves! Outside on rock hard concrete??!! YOOOH 😂😂
I really want Sunmin and Yunjae to explore things more. They need a one-on-one date because I honestly think their personalities would click. Yunjae likes someone who takes care of him, and Sunmin likes taking care of people. It just makes sense. I also don’t understand the need to fixate on someone who has shown zero interest in you.
I like Hyungeon and Minseong, BUT there’s just way too much emotion between hyeongjun and Jaeha for anything meaningful to happen with Minseong right now. There’s so much raw, unresolved stuff between the exes that needs to be unpacked first. Watching Jaeha is genuinely painful. He’s fully crashing out, and I think hyeongjun is too, he’s just more reserved. He also seems resentful toward Jaeha. For a second I thought, wow, this really feels like a second-chance romance drama. Then I remembered these are real people dealing with real emotions, not characters in a show. I’m really rooting for them to at least get closure before Jaeha completely loses it in front of us.
This might be an unpopular opinion, but I actually thought the couples yoga date was cute. And honestly, if Taichi and Hangyeol feelings went beyond physical attraction, they would have had fun. lol. I’m glad they realized that early on. This was my most stable ship, but it looks like we’re headed straight for the Titanic.
At this point, I don’t see any couples lasting after the show unless Jaeha and hyeongjun somehow work things out