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Were the Tinkerbell size titles always under an "hour"? I thought they were under 20 mins? Am I misremembering?

Underrated! Didn't see that coming.

Different drugs have different signs. And in the age of the internet, they won't be reading a "drug book". Could have been better but it's okay for a short film.

Any updates?

thanks!

Awesome, thanks for the update. :)

Thanks. :) Will they drop 4 this week as well?

This drama was good until they got to the end. And then they flipped the actors on us. I was stumped. The mystery should have been why Joon Hee left and what was he doing all this time? Why did he need to stay away for this long? Not - guess who this adult actor is playing? ;)

Like others said, 17 years is just too much. Your relationship with your childhood friends change completely if you stay out of touch that long. Also, I would be hurt if my friend left me and never contacted me for all those years. I liked that he ran to hug him but he needed to ask him where his friend was all this time.

After that ending, the bloopers with the actors was a nice touch. Almost made me forget my confusion.

No he doesn't die.

Is it releasing one episode a week?

Thanks. I'll try to push past this part. 😊

Thanks! I'll keep going.

I'm on ep 28 and this drama started out so well but I'm tired of this current side plot (blind twin plot + lord of the darkness? ). It feels so slow moving. I preferred it when it was about the dragon lord finding his missing parts. Does it get better?

The finale was chef's kiss! Loved every minute of it!

Thanks. Yes, that's true. I was more or less wondering if the show ends in a cliffhanger. Lately Netflix has been splitting up shows in 2 parts so I was worried. Luckily it's complete. :)

Not looking for spoilers. Just want to know if this season is complete or a season 2 is expected?

12 hours or so to go according to MDL.

You can but first season explored the relationship between the two brothers and you'll miss out on that. But the story itself is new.

That's the part that got to me. She lived her life in service of her family despite being in a loveless marriage and the writers decided she couldn't possibly want a loving partner anymore. This man gave her direction, encouragement and even offered her his liver. He also gave her husband a much needed jolt from time to time. I don't know what the rationale behind this sort of ending was. She doesn't need a man but she deserved to be loved and as you said "get taken care of" for a change.

I'm disappointed with the ending. Don't tease a romance if you want to push a conservative narrative to the audience.