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Variety show?

IU probably wouldn't have done a good job as a villain as well as being a bit of a seductress.

Ummmm no

Legit don't remember watching this and I apparently had watched 8 of the 10 episodes, I think I have to start again.

Binged it in one go pretty much. I thoroughly enjoyed it, shame it never got another season. I do want to watch MIU404 soon as it's apparently set in the same universe.

I gave it a 10/10, my only complaint is that I want more.

I wonder what kind of cameo they'll have in that upcoming film.

Am I bugging but I feel like there is a Korean actress that looks like her as well.

Noticed that it joined Netflix and looking forward to watching it after seeing the gushing reviews of it over here.

Nice list, thanks for making it.

A very small amount in that they're both attracted to each other but tbh, there really isn't any romance in this series besides the Aunty's.

Lucky, I knew about the big twist of the show by like the 2nd episode because I was stupid enough to read some spoilers/comments on it. I genuinely wish I had watched it whilst it was airing.

never heard of the site but yup, you can definitely watch this on there.

It's probably 25 pounds and not 25kg because that is insane.

I do wish they had shown more in the end, a bit more of a resolution. I guess in essence, the victim's mother found out the truth.

From my understanding the animated movie's ending for King of Pigs is a bit different.

Finally watched this and it was sensational albeit bleak. I'm so glad I stayed away from spoilers because another drama where I accidentally came across a spoiler and actually ruined the experience for me was for the K-drama, Mouse, I wished hadn't got spoiled for it especially for that drama.

The music and iconic intro, I especially loved it when the pig mask turns around to end the intro opening, just looks so ominous. Even though they revealed stuff, I genuinely thought that maybe because he's insane, he's misremembering stuff.

I can't really find fault in the series and the fact that I binged it one go essentially, I'm giving it a 10/10.

Understandable and this definitely an effect that happens depending on how you consume media in general, either you watch in full or skim through the show by skipping scenes. I can't bring myself to skim any type of media tbh, need to watch it in it's full glory.

I have definitely felt Kdrama burnout a few times which is definitely exasperated when it feels like there isn't anything good to watch.

I do the same as I'm very selective over what I watch, I was recently recommended "The Lies Within", watched 2 episodes and felt the show was weak.

Absolute recent bangers that I can think of are Kidnapping Day and the J-drama Gannibal. Will be watching King of Pigs soon.

Depends on what kind of show you want to watch, I personally am looking for a dark thriller or a mindfuck one, which is hard to come by these days.

It's my understanding that you haven't watched the series yet. A shit tonne of K-Dramas for the past couple of years have been just utter shit/crap/tripe, whatever you want to call it but this is NOT one of them. It's refreshing and unique that it legit mixes up the order of how a generic K-Drama plays out. The acting is on-point as well.

I want to watch this. Apparently it was released on a streaming service in Taiwan in December 2023 and they filmmakers plan to make a website to host the movie.

Would be nice to see this on Amazon Prime or Netflix.

Thanks

Is this on any of the streaming platforms in the UK?

Which is better "Someday or One Day" or this?