Kathryn_51

Yeah. . . . pretty much as you said. Part 2 was garbage but I could have forgiven quite a bit if they didn't destroy my favorite couple: Dang-gu and Cho-yeon. This is the only Hong Sister drama I have ever watched and I won't watch another one. The Director (Park Joon Hwa) was one of my favorites - Secretary Kim; This is my first Life. But I'll hesitate in the future.

Need to define "villain" in order to figure this out.

Is it the person who may have "saved" No. 50 (you will need to watch to understand that one) by giving her a new identity?
Is it the person who used No. 50 to be a killer?
Is it the person who conspired to kill the former President?
Are there TWO conspiracies? THREE?

I am assuming that since the we are only at Ep. 6 of a 16 Episode show then the husband is NOT the real villain. I'm watching w/a heavy hand on the FF button because I think the body count is going to get pretty high.

thanks for taking the time to write this review. I "paused" around Ep. 7 because when I begin a drama that has comedy and romance, I don't like too much evil/death. I waited for end to decide whether to binge it or drop it. Your review convinces me to drop it - I don't have the kind of time to waste. It could have been charming but like so many k-dramas, lost its way around 2/3 through. Again - thanks for your review.

That scene was ambiguous, but he was very "guarded" (or hurt?) when he said "do I know you?" (because he obviously DID know her). So, close friends or close in some other way - I assume we will eventually find out since the monogram leather tag scene must mean some meaning.

They were "close" once before. She gave him monogrammed leather tags for his golf bag. For all we know, they may have been together before she hooked up with DJ.

Alcoholism is a serious disease. I don't like Min-young, but she is ill and needs help. I hope she gets it and I hope they don't give her a silly, "happy" ending with some sort of insta-cure.

I'm probably crazy but YOON Joon has the same surname as YOON Dae Hong ("Uncle" Daehong) and when I re-watched those handful of scenes between Joon and DJ (no dialogue - just "dagger" eyes), I wonder if they know each other - perhaps as children. I think both men are at least loosely related to Uncle - perhaps to be revealed eventually.

If so, then perhaps Yoon Joon has different reasons for his antagonism towards DJ and his concern for WJ.

So, Aramintai - do you plan to watch or not. Since it's on Netflix, I'll give it a try but imagine I will be disappointed. Crap shoot.

The first trailer!!

https://m.tv.naver.com/v/34208413

I'm here for In-soo.

This is a drama based on neuro-science patches. She may be No. 50 (fingerprints prove it as well as physical ability), but I can't help but believe that many of her memories will turn out to be false - perhaps implanted when in the hospital?/)

Behind the scenes for Episodes 7 & 8. The "dart board" scene is the funniest.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpF6VLZVgPg

Sunwoo (best friend) and ex-gf (Min-Young) were "close" at some point. How close? I don't know, but she gifted him monogrammed leather tags for his golf bag. I don't know what end game is, but at this point, they are both human, flawed, but not evil.

As far as I'm concerned there is only one truly "evil" person and that is DJ's Mom. We better get karma for her or I will be disappointed.

She remembered that she had a little brother at the time she was trained, and they tried to escape. She also discovered (remembered? - that part wasn't clear) that when she was in the hospital (after escaping her training center and she had amnesia), she underwent plastic surgery and was given the false identity of Tae Ra (a woman killed in an auto accident). Finally she discovered that the woman she believed to be her sister (Yu Ra) was actually the sister of the original Tae Ra.

I'm not sure how or when the city of Paris belongs in her story.

In flashbacks, there is no filter - the colors are bright, especially in the handful of WJ's memories when she was a teen.

don't be sorry if this is how you feel. I admit, I've kinda lost interest as the body count gets larger. I'll probably binge watch (and FF through ugly parts) when it's over. Really enjoyed the first few episodes however, so I think the end might be worth watching.

Can you read the subs here: https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp14T6ppp5V/

My question is - why is she so protective? I don't think they have done a good job of explaining why - when she had decided to hurt him (revenge), she instinctively wanted to protect him. That wasn't any sort of "love" or "caring" - and she isn't much of a caring person to begin with. Their mothers knew each other -I think there is more to their past connection, tenuous as it may have been.

I agree. Even when he knows certain things (like the manager who was spying), he keeps quiet. FL's father was step-dad #3 - his ears would pick up if he heard her name. And, she told him very early on that her family had been kicked out of the house they had lived in for 20 years w/only 2 days notice. He's not stupid.

This is not a show that broadcasts "HERE is a VERY big HINT". The hints are subtle (such as photographs) and primarily in the flashbacks.

I don't have time to watch dramas that might have a sad ending. I never started Twenty Twenty-one because I got a bad vibe from the description. And apparently, I was right. -But I think this one will be happy for all sorts of people, not to mention karma for ML's Mom. 😊 If it disappoints? One ⭐.

Haha, I like the strong silent type and get frustrated with the out-of-control female, but. . . .in the end I expect there will be happy ending. If not, this drama will get a 1⭐ from me.