Hinoko

Is Namkoong Min a good guy or a villain here?
Or is it something in between? Does he get a happy ending?

If anyone can answer these, thnx in advance!

Thank you thank you thank you. I'm on episode 4 now and I started to worry they'll pair up the sister with the second ML, and that annoyed me because she's absolutely despicable and a trash human being. Now reading in your comment that she doesn't get the romance, I'm relieved and can go back and enjoy the drama. :)

From all reports, they got the original writer back for season 2! :)

No no, they actually got the original writer back for season 2, and replaced the director who caused the change of writers in season 1! :) Oh Sang Ho is the original writer who wrote the first ten episodes of S1.

Happy birthday to one of the most talented and most charismatic actors out there!

I bow to her writing skill. Simply leaves me speechless.

I felt exactly the same at that point! She infuriated me and I was stressed out watching it. But it makes the later progression all the more beautiful. If you can hold out for 1-2 more episodes, it should get dramatically better. It was really incredible how things shifted.

I know what you mean, though I always took it in stride as being part of the character - emotionally high strung, a bit flubbering, tense and overeager. That was my first impression of Park Hae Young. Then after learning his backstory and why he became a cop, it made even more sense. And I feel his character in part worked as a foil to calmer, older detectives in the main cast.

Not really making an argument here, just wanted a share this perspective. :)

It has an ending :) Works really well as a standalone season.

Thanks so much, this is the info I was looking for! :)

What a coincidence, after "Tomorrow With You", I ran into your comment again and it seems like we agree yet again :)) Cheers!

I watched the first three episodes and I can't get into it properly - trying to give it a chance, but I find myself being bored most of the time because the interesting bits are so spread out. (I think the comedy is not working for me here? I don't know.)

I actually think the genre tags here threw me off so I expected something completely different, and not a romantic action comedy.

Oh I totally agree...! I liked the show enough to forgive it those little plot devices/characters making bad decisions. :-D
And I see you did too - I actually pretty much agree with your original comment above. :)

That's a good question! I think the main difference is that they were able to escape the death from the accidents, but with Se Young's dad the problem was that he was deliberately murdered, and that's why their attempt to save him failed. They changed fate but then the killer counteracted and changed it again.

I must disagree when he's just a few years older than me! 🤭 And he's only 44 in international age.

No offense meant, but my point is, romance is not a genre exclusively reserved for young ppl, so it really depends on one's perspective...

That being said, I'm cool that this is not a romance!

This movie lands really well when you take it for what it is: a fun adventure with a dash of supernatural.

Because after being confused with the ending I read up on her, and it turns out that she likes writing cruel, sad endings. (And she actually wanted to make Black's ending even worse than it was.) Not my cup of tea.

I watched Black and after that ending I'll never watch anything by this author ever again.

My hype just got hyped

The fake Dom creep who tried to assault Jiwoo's friend.