That Helmoni is a surgeon ?? 🤣🤣 She looks like a meat seller in the marketOnly in such a show can she live…
wow...as a 68 year old male do you hear yourself.....let's just judge people on their looks is your mantra...what a complete pillock you are....i think we will find doctor jang is the real doctor x.....as for you..go back and look in the mirror, your best friend is there
Replying toSongKangDeek•19 hours ago•Liked 17 hours ago
That Helmoni is a surgeon ?? 🤣🤣 She looks like a meat seller in the marketOnly in such a show can she live…
How one can shamelessly type such a classist and misogynistic comment proudly? There are aged women docs and you are stereotyping doc looks now because she's a woman?. She is the one who had good pronunciation in English and even the Cuban language better than other actors. I knew she's educated but didn't see the revelation yet
Replying toSongKangDeek•19 hours ago•Liked 17 hours ago
That Munch joke's setup and payoff was pretty dope not gonna lie!
Just an FYI for those that don't wanna google: Edvard Munch was the artist behind The Scream painting. The famous one that has a bald dude screaming while holding his face like the kid from Home Alone.
She already had a pre-existing back and hip issue. The car accident aggravated those and caused her a lot of pain.
With "Gracefully Killing You" requiring her to do a lot of actions scenes, it's understandable that she needed to pull out of that project so she can fully rehabilitate and heal her injuries.
There were some things that made me raise an eyebrow on realism throughout the drama but this is the first time in ages where I found the overall story charming enough and well paced enough for me to overlook it. Really enjoyed it and will likely be on my rewatch list.
I hope the set up means potential sequel (even if it's a short one!) but even if it wasn't I think it was fairly clear that she'd stay winning :D
I enjoyed the first two episodes, but episode 4 had me so confused. They finally assembled the team in episode…
Yeah. I did not like the skipped preliminaries either. That was a bit jarring and missed the point of these competitions reality shows. It's how the teams builds audience favor. But agree I guess they had to cut some stuff out but they could have done that by not showing Ms. Baek's histrionics!
I enjoyed the first two episodes, but episode 4 had me so confused. They finally assembled the team in episode…
I had the same thoughts!! Was such a bummer that they skipped that entire 100+ group lineup in the preliminaries to the main event...i mean it makes sense that maybe logistically that was impossible to pull off with the production budget but i wish they at least showed Chris and team's camaraderie and efforts, plus their dishes from those rounds...the montage felt too vague...
I enjoyed the first two episodes, but episode 4 had me so confused. They finally assembled the team in episode 3, only to skip the entire preliminaries? No flashbacks, nothing. I get wanting to save time, but the transition was so abrupt I thought I missed an episode. Hopefully it wasn't a post-production issue.
Replying toHuanglin___•5 days ago•Liked 5 days ago
Shin Se Kyung gets a lot of hate from antis, and her acting has often been criticized for being stiff as well. I really have to give credit to her agency for how they've been handling everything.
I really wanted to see that snake Qi zongkai reaction to the remarriage
QZK has been a slightly irritating third wheel for both Lu Zhuo and Wei Rao, but he doesn't strike me as a bad guy. He knew their marriage was fake, he liked Wei Rao and asked Lu Zhuo for his permission to court her after they got divorced. He made it clear he valued LZ's friendship above all and, if LZ felt uncomfortable about it, he wouldn't step in. LZ told him he didn't care and to go ahead.
I expect him to withdraw from his pursuit like a gentleman and a loyal friend as soon as he learns their marriage is real. I'll be very surprised if this turns out not to be the case, although anything is possible since it's all up to the writer.
Just an FYI for those that don't wanna google: Edvard Munch was the artist behind The Scream painting. The famous one that has a bald dude screaming while holding his face like the kid from Home Alone.
With "Gracefully Killing You" requiring her to do a lot of actions scenes, it's understandable that she needed to pull out of that project so she can fully rehabilitate and heal her injuries.
I hope the set up means potential sequel (even if it's a short one!) but even if it wasn't I think it was fairly clear that she'd stay winning :D
I expect him to withdraw from his pursuit like a gentleman and a loyal friend as soon as he learns their marriage is real. I'll be very surprised if this turns out not to be the case, although anything is possible since it's all up to the writer.