Bi_Myself

I think it was a chisel

Boyyy were they thoroughly dumb this episode. Why doesn't he use an alias

They totally scammed those kids. Shouldn't they have informed them of the dangers before making them sign up. That's so awful

I don't know why people keep saying it's a movie.
Maybe because it feels so much like an Asian LGBTQ movie
Anyways I'm so happy it's actually 10 episodes

I'm not going to lie, the epilogue didn't give me the feels i thought it would and it felt boring watching them as opposed to the previous episodes. I would've preferred the series ended at episode 6 and the 7th episode released as a special episode months later.
I really wanted to love that last episode, but it just left me disoriented and confused. The chemistry from the previous episodes was gone, POOF! Kinda reminded me of 2gether. The lack of physical intimacy was glaring, no hugging no cuddling and the last scene was Tae hyun giving a bouquet to Da Yeol while standing 6 ft away. It just didn't fit into the narrative they've been building up.
Other than that I really loved this series and it's still one of the best kbl I've watched since To my star 2

I thought it had 15 episodes

At the beginning of this drama, I thought that the only way to bring down Lee Yoo Beom was by self destruction, and the drama played this out perfectly. He progressively dug his grave with each episode.
This series was a bit from start to the end. And i thoroughly loved the romance and even the barely existent love triangle (because in my opinion Woo Tak just had a crush which he kept to himself) was well done.
10/10

That preview💔
Glad we only have to wait a day for the next episode.

She makes my heart flutter was nice, but GLs still have a long way to go

This case is definitely one of the most heart breaking cases. I can't believe she was able to get away with it the first time and even continued to do it for years. Doctors train for years to be able to perform surgeries and she gets salesmen with little to no prior knowledge of the human anatomy to perform both major and minor surgeries. It's just unfathomable. The OR nurses and staff are complicit in her crimes and should all be adequately punished

On ha Joon is definitely not even half as smart as he thinks he is. He's been dropping "not so subtle" hints that he's not who he seems and he thinks people that have been carrying out complex Revenge operations for years (and getting away with it), won't pick up on his shenanigans.

We've witnessed their characters grow and how their bonds formed in season 1. This season is just about them doing what they do best

A janitor is the safest option.
I think being a doctor is much more better than pretending to be a nurse. Nurses are in charge of a lot of minor procedures and overall care of the patient. One can simply pretend to be an intern and might be excused if they don't know how to perform simple procedures

Their dynamics is very much like Ga On and Yo Han's in 'the devil judge'

I give Oh Seung Hoon's acting on this a 10/10.
The movie was very intense especially the play. Couldn't distinguish what was real and what was acting. They say life imitates art, but it could also be the other way round

I really loved how the teachers all go their asses handed to them. They were all bottom barrel scum.

What time zone

A lot of romance dramas become boring after the leads become a couple, but with this series you see them falling in love over and over again with each other, evident in their daily interactions and how they progressively get comfortable with each other.
I know a lot of people were annoyed by how much they called each other "baby", but honestly that was one of my favourite things about their relationship, and I wasn't even a fan of that pet name before or even now; they are an exception.
Overall a really solid sequel to one of the best, if not the best Filipino BL

She's most likely dead. I cackled when they sanitised the leg without cauterizing it as if they actually wanted to keep her alive

It always had religious/ occult undertones