I got a hunch who... but we'll see... they keep changing the suspect, lol ;D Waiting impatiently for Ep 8 to be…
Two theories: 1) the killer, let's say Sung Hoon, hates Yoon Jae probably because Yoon Jae somehow ruins the escape plan; 2) Sung Hoon by nature doesn't trust anyone. He might be Boy #11 (the one who says "we can't trust anyone but us")
Your article is very informative. I usually have a difficulty to track who is who in the scene. With the detail…
Wait until you watch Chinese historical dramas! With hundreds of names and people wearing similar costumes, it's hard to identify characters! I'm glad it help you who is who, although I avoided the Baek's group and the boys. The boys are the hardest ones to identify in the beginning, I had to pause and took screenshots to identify them, lol. IMO the relationship chart clarifies who is who in the drama because they're in groups where they belong to. I was also hesitant to put their ages and occupations since they can be spoilers.
Unrelated to the drama, thank you for subbing Thai dramas (I recognized your name so I checked out your profile). I like watching Thai dramas, especially lakorns, but they're just not easy to find since they're not officially subbed ;D
I mostly watched romance dramas, but I also balance my life with non-romance dramas to prevent cavities ;D Did…
The drama wants to make Sung Joon a killer because of his erratic behavior matched Yoon Jae's sudden burst of anger when his necklace is confiscated, then Sung Hoon because his carving hobby and his distrust matches Boy 11's statement not to trust anyone but themselves. But if Eun Ki is the real one, who was she? The sister? Is she really dead? Or gender change?
It will be great if next the drama tries to kill or kills In Sung and Charles too (since every juror needs to die). Then the drama will really throw us into confusion ;D
Way back before the drama started I saw in the Photo section wedding pictures of Wu Di and Nan Xing. So I commented this might be Nan Xing's dream or novel idea since she's a writer and Wu Di might be her actual partner IRL. I was right ;D
If you don't mind binge-watching, I recommended 3 Nen A Gumi: Ima kara Mina-san wa, Hitojichi Desu, A Murderous…
I stopped reading novels/mangas just for the sake of knowing the drama's story/ending, lol. It gave me drama expectations that are unmet after reading them. Bruh, now that you mentioned The Bad Kids I will rant lol... I was actually okay with the drama until I read a comment on the drama page. The mom of the child actress who played the half-sister posted on Weibo that the killer intentionally kills the kid, not accidental. But they cut the killing scene. The killer is actually worse than the drama's portrayal, but of course, it's not a good portrayal of Chinese youths. Still, great acting of the actor who played the killer, tho. I become his noona fan, lol.
Ooh this sounds good! Added to my list. Thanks for the great article and recommendation!
I'll just give you a drama disclaimer that there is a court scene that is not like what normally happen in real life (in your profession ;D). Probably like me you'll exclaim that's not what it should be done (I was once a juror for a homicide case). But again, this is not a crime-law drama so following criminal/legal procedure close to the reality is not this drama's attempt to show audience
If you don't mind binge-watching, I recommended 3 Nen A Gumi: Ima kara Mina-san wa, Hitojichi Desu, A Murderous…
Yeah, C-dramas unfortunately are 'polished' to pass the review and most that are based on novels or manhuas have different storylines and endings. For Long Night, since the ML is a police officer, there is a no-no policy to create antagonistic public servants.
yes Blind is so interesting. at the halfway mark, I'll miss it once it ends and that it's still good. looking…
If you don't mind binge-watching, I recommended 3 Nen A Gumi: Ima kara Mina-san wa, Hitojichi Desu, A Murderous Affair in Horizon Tower, and The Long Night. All 3 are my 10-rated non romance mystery dramas.
I can't get this in my region yet 😩 but I fully trust your rec's! And you make it sound SO worthwhile. I feel…
Thanks for fully trusting my rec's! I'm at Ep 8, half way of the drama, and we're still not fully sure who the killer(s) is/are. The plot really steers us to one person, then turns to the other, etc.
I got a hunch who... but we'll see... they keep changing the suspect, lol ;D Waiting impatiently for Ep 8 to be…
It's only half way (8 of 16), if Sung Hoon is the killer is too soon to reveal it. I think it might be another red herring. My bet goes to Jun In Sung. But whether him or Sung Hoon, I still don't know why Sung Joon gets the memory. Is he really Yoon Jae?
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I'm glad it help you who is who, although I avoided the Baek's group and the boys. The boys are the hardest ones to identify in the beginning, I had to pause and took screenshots to identify them, lol.
IMO the relationship chart clarifies who is who in the drama because they're in groups where they belong to.
I was also hesitant to put their ages and occupations since they can be spoilers.
Unrelated to the drama, thank you for subbing Thai dramas (I recognized your name so I checked out your profile). I like watching Thai dramas, especially lakorns, but they're just not easy to find since they're not officially subbed ;D
It will be great if next the drama tries to kill or kills In Sung and Charles too (since every juror needs to die). Then the drama will really throw us into confusion ;D
Bruh, now that you mentioned The Bad Kids I will rant lol... I was actually okay with the drama until I read a comment on the drama page. The mom of the child actress who played the half-sister posted on Weibo that the killer intentionally kills the kid, not accidental. But they cut the killing scene. The killer is actually worse than the drama's portrayal, but of course, it's not a good portrayal of Chinese youths. Still, great acting of the actor who played the killer, tho. I become his noona fan, lol.