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I'm assuming this is the comment you wanted me to check out. Interesting that the show uses the theme of music to tell a story but has me a little worried as this show is on Netflix and Netflix tend to edit K-Dramas heavily by cutting out scenes completely from a risky scene or that involve music due to licensing (almost all episodes of Knowing Bros have about at least 30 minutes cut out from each episode) or the music is completely changed. Whereas, Disney Plus thus far hasn't edited K-dramas from what I know.

I'll give this a try soon.

It's up to episode 4 on Disney Plus UK.

I really liked this season, I think I still overall prefer the 2 main leads from the first season and I'm glad they didn't cut them out completely and paving the way for them to come back at some point.

The 2 new mains in this season are great as well and Kim Sabu is still going strong.

I'm giving this a 10/10, thoroughly enjoyable but I do still like the first season a little bit better.

It was a decent episode, it's just known as episode 21 of season 1 on Netflix UK.

It was a decent episode, it's just known as episode 21 of season 1 on Netflix UK.

I finished this a week ago or less and finished season 2 yesterday and made a start on season 3.

I absolutely adored the first season, it was just special. I usually stay away from medical dramas but for some unknown reason I wanted to watch this, probably because season 3 was going to be on Disney Plus (on Disney+ UK only 4 episodes are out, gonna have to find where the other episodes are).

I couldn't stop watching this series until I had finished it, I even put Doctor Cha on hold, which is a show more about marriage than medical situations.

I gave it a 10/10.

Probably Disney...maybe.

" I hear the uncle dies well lets face it he did a lot of bad things and one of them was participating in Yura's adoptive parents deaths. No redemption for him regardless. This is my opinion"

The comment sounded you like hadn't watched the finale or something because you said you hear that he died but now you're making me think you actually thought he might have survived it. Also, as I said before he didn't take part in the death of her parents and it was something he didn't want but Yura doesn't know that unfortunately.

He was shot in the stomach in a rather secluded alleyway where it was just him and the female killer, I think he died. I would actually like him to survive, he seemed like a gentle soul that was lost and felt empty after the death of his young daughter but after meeting Yura's daughter, he wanted to live again.

For anyone that is wondering whether to watch the first 2 seasons before this one, do not do yourself a disservice, I just finished the first season and I am someone that doesn't like medical dramas in general but the series was a 10/10 for me, that I'm now considering watching Hospital Playlist once I've caught up with this series.

I think I saw the very first To All the Boys movie and I don't even know if I finished it.

I just saw Alex Meyers review on it and he pretty much explained what happened in it, so going to take a pass but honestly, I don't think it would have been my cup of tea.

I'm a person who thinks that Gannibal is the best TV series to have come out this year. I haven't come across a better show yet this year.

What are you on about??

At the end, he was fighting for and with the good guys (he's working with Chief Oh by the end of the show) and was killed off by the "Master Manipulator" (as someone described in another comment). I did expect him to die but his life and death was tragic.

It's that you said there was no redemption for him, so I kinda wondered if you watched the show properly or did you like skim through the episode and read dramabeans, that's something my sister does and I reckon a lot of ppl do that. I don't but I really should when it comes to certain dramas like "You are my Spring", which is so damn boring and slow, haven't gone back to it in a month or so, got up to ep 10...........ahh my waffling.

The comment just sounded like you didn't watch the show normally.

Overall, I really did enjoy this show and came to the final episode thinking this was a 9/10.....btw, I did not know this was the final episode until there was like 16 minutes left of the show and checked out MDL to find out that it's only 12 episodes.

I really did like it but the final episode just left me a little unsatisfied and wanted Yura to know about Uncle's daughter in some sort of capacity.

I'm giving this show 8.5/10, it was thoroughly entertaining.

He didn't want them killed, Yura assumed he did and never questioned him about it. The ppl who were working with him when he was part of the Union, killed them.

Overall, the Uncle has a sad story that isn't fleshed out, particularly when it comes to his daughter's death was it from natural causes or was she murdered, we never find out.

The Uncle saved Yura multiple times as well, not sure how you didn't notice.

I did finish it eventually and gave it a 6/10, I remember kinda enjoying it towards the end but the stuff before was just annoying the crap out of me.

He's trying to save his son.

I don't think he ever said he was in love with her.

Halfway through episode 11, I know for sure there is a section of the audience getting pissed off with the "no divorce" narrative. It's Asian, we generally look down upon divorcees unfortunately.

Sorry for the late response but I most likely downloaded a torrent from Nyaa or AsianTorrents (now called Avistaz). The latter is an incredible place to get rare or ongoing dramas but you just have to make sure you seed . It's most likely uploaded on a random streaming website.

The 7.7 rating for this is really low, this should definitely be at least 8.5 or higher, it's a really really good drama.

Yeah, I was a bit annoyed that he was still having a dinner with her. Like, dude wake up because you're about to lose everything if not already. I guess he's just doing a Kamikaze.