Dawgma

Wow - I am not quick enough to pick up important clues like that! thank you

I just started Signal and as soon as I saw his face I knew he would be another sneaky villain!

One question was posed, then the scene cut - Junho asked his brother who told him that Junho bought stock - we didn't hear the answer - but I think they revisit that scene in order to expose what happened. When asked where he got the 100 million won, he said he borrowed it from the bank - which there should have been a record for, instead of using the bribe cash. Plus I wonder if there was a record of that visit at the bank in terms of any transactions with the corrupt CEO. Clearly the brother was targeted.

He was a cat in his prior life

It might be, but this type of plot is pretty similar to dramas such as Touched by an Angel, or Highway to Heaven, etc., so it depends how it goes.

Delighted to see Jung Gun Joo in support role, and hope to see more of him as a ML in the future.

I don't like either. I don't know how we are supposed to root for a psychopath. We are lulled into it by justifying certain people deserve it, but as it goes along the line of what is permissable to kill gets messier. Plus killing dogs crosses the line for me

Hulu USA episodes drop later than other regions. Look for them Wednesday morning at 12 am.

Tubi

I truly appreciated seeing the young love we all adore as well as an appreciation of a love that endures steadfast through the ages. In good times and bad,, for richer and poorer, in sickness and health. My faces still puffy from crying and deep feels. My favorite drama ever

This last episode felt like it jumped the shark regarding the villains. Felt a bit off.

The middle age dad is good too as it shows how steadfast his love is for his daughter even it it is one sided, as it has been for many of us, who don't realize it until too late. He is an integral part of the multigenerational story of what each generation imparted on the next, in hopes that their children have a better life. I love this precisely because the shining love is not just for young people, and the excitement of young romance, but endures. The matrue actors and actresses are amazing.

what upset me about 2521 is that it didn't ring true. she breaks up because she wants a spouse who isn't absent. Yet through the whole drama her spouse is absent, even for their child's birthday, and even though they looked back in nostalgia, the breakup was messier. In this drama, the breakup is super heartbreaking, but she avoided a fate where her soul would be crushed by his horrible family, and they would have resented each other. He did not want to break from his mother, whereas her parents taught her to appreciate her worth and the husband should be by the side of his wife. The breakup should heartbreakingly why it had to happen and didn't hit me as false or an awkward plot point.

the way the ending of a first love relationship was so heartbreaking, yet the reasons they did and how they still had kind feelings for each other. I was sobbing.

I wish 2521 was similar to episode 11

I wish 2521 was similar to episode 11

As bad as Grandma is, I am not to thrilled with co-workers who gossip and take glee in spreading malicious rumors.

I may be in the minority but I liked the ending. I liked how the plot twist had clues buried throughout in sort of a Sixth Sense movie way, so I don't feel cheated. I enjoyed this series. The first episodes I thought the flashbacks were redundant, and in the latter episodes more purposeful for moving the plot forward. My heart is happy, and after a rough week, I am thankful.

waiting for secret illigitemate son to somehow make it back as a plot point.
Also such a competition on who I dislike the most. Soooo many contenders!

The scene with the daughter reminds me of arranged marraiges seen with the wealthy and powerful. The scene does seem random, but perhaps will be relevant to a future plot point.