I'm still behind a bit (ep 4???) so didn't realize there would be a so-called "love" triangle which frankly…
Lol, but Destined With You was one of the biggest messes I've ever watched and the worst part was so many red herrings that were never addressed. But then, I'm a fan of Ha Joon and they dealt dirty with his character.
I'm still behind a bit (ep 4???) so didn't realize there would be a so-called "love" triangle which frankly…
Hmmmm. . . well based on your cordial and thoughtful response, I personally gather that . . . . the plot is indeed very thin. Which is okay because it means I need not wait anxiously for the next released episode and I can look forward to a happy ending for all. Which, actually, is the reason I put this one on my watchlist to begin with because I knew nothing about any of the cast. Thanks for your response.
The comment from the production company about ep 5 make it clear it is more about our leads growing closer than…
I'm still behind a bit (ep 4???) so didn't realize there would be a so-called "love" triangle which frankly is too silly to even think about in this comedy. Now, if it was a melo-drama, then maybe. . probably. But this one? Makes me wonder why writer/PD even thought to introduce one in a 12 ep. show. Unless the overall story is very, very thin. 😊
I haven't read the original source, and from what those who did say, the adaptation veered off here and there—it…
I always enjoy reading your theories, but this time you may need to re-think. I've only read bits and pieces of the webtoon, but I've read character summaries and the Ex-Pres is not on the list, nor is a Suojae-similar entity. The webtoon is mostly a series of events/trials as Judge Lee corrects for his mistakes in the past. The writer/director said that court-room dramas are difficult because the scenes are static, so they focused more on character development and getting Han-young outside the court room. My take (but folks who have read the entire manwha can correct me) is that Suojae and political (rather than just judicial corruption) was added to add an over-arching layer to his redemption . So, I think exPres is dead. I did not understand the Shaman token in the bible - I need to re-watch.
If there is a Season 2, it needs an over-arching plot of good vs evil and the open end of the drama lays it out. The last few scenes are in the future - se-hui has returned from abroad and is studying for the LEET; Suojae has been reconstituted by a face unknown (what big star can they rope in?). Kang gets a phone. And Han-young asks himself if this is the end - or is there still more to atone for (some of his past trials) - Season 2 answer (if it happens): Han-young still has more to atone for. They are still missing the flash drive with names of corrupt officials. Not every major character needs to return but viewers want to see se-hui's end story. I think ML's senior is "good". Kang is BAD (you can't redeem a murderer on death row) but Season 2 without Kang would be a let-down. So your Option 2 is as good a theory as any. 😊
Noo please tell me there is ep 15? 🤷♀️Otherwise, a S2 is necessary to explain the ending/
The writer wanted to write an open-ended ending for potential Season 2. MBC approved the open-ending and they filmed it ((about 10 minutes worth).
Some of the last scenes were wrap-up (Han-young and Jin-ah at his parents home; the gathering at grandmama's new eatery). Others scenes: Se-hui studying for the LEET (law school entrance exam); the scene with the old lady whose child had dies; Kang outside the prison receiving a phone; the people sitting at Soejoe - all were filler or glimpses into the future.
PD says it's up to the MBC execs if Season 2 is approved but with those stellar ratings, approval is likely - just need to get Ji Sung to agree. 😊
the highlight of this drama is def the acting and the character dynamics, Jisung and Heesoon served as always,…
You and I watched the same drama. as for the choppy editing, I read interview with the PD and he said there was lots and lots of input from lots of different people so it sounds like production was rather chaotic.
From a recent interview with the PD, released today (2/14):
""From the start the writer wanted to do season 2. I think we tried to leave room to move forward in our own way. You can think of it as tightly closed but with a feeling of being open."
On the possibility of producing season 2, he said, "Many people around me ask about season 2. First, it's not something I can decide alone. The writer and the actors would have to be on board, but I think the company is thinking positively. When I first met the writer, they hoped for a seasonal format, so I think it's likely to be positive. I can't give a definitive answer yet, and as a company employee, if the higher-ups say 'let's go,' then we go — it's not that we go just because we want to — but the atmosphere feels like they're thinking positively," leaving the possibility open.
I started to watch "Our Universe" as a distraction from the mess that "The Judge Returns" has become and lo and behold, the casual, flippant ML in this drama portrayed an evil serial killer in Judge Returns.
And yes, I know that others probably mentioned this earlier when Our Universe first began to air, but it's new info to me and I find it amusing. 😊😊 So far, I'm enjoying it and glad to see it's only 12 episodes long.
Ratings highest yet: Nationwide 13.6% - Metropolitan area 14.9%Meanwhile, the only good thing about the pre-release…
The translation was AI generated so it might be a bit off.
She’s drunk. Dad tells her to study abroad because since she provided the evidence again Han-young, she shouldn’t get in the middle of a dog fight. She says that she’s not that happy with the neighborhood (the law firm??) anyway and then begins sobbing and says “I’m going. . . I’m going”.
GRRRR. . .she just wanted to be loved and appreciated by someone, but history repeated itself once again as Han-young used her for his own purpose, this time for revenge.
The real ugly part of this is that the character is 180degrees opposite of the webtoon. Not sure why the writer chose to depart so strongly on her character. All of the other characters were fairly consistent although the violence/death toll was on a totally different level in the drama.
if they don't end up together i am not watching the last episode. actually he didn't show interest in her that…
I thought they used the bloody gauze to swab the wound of one of the dead guys and the glass rim? The news reporter also announced something about the forensics. So, I think she handed it over. What does NOT make sense is that the police were coming after him BEFORE they had the gauze in hand
From the beginning of the drama, Han-young has believed /feared all along that Yoo Se-hui was going to betray him - that's why he kept her at a distance. He didn't want her to meet his folks. Every time he remembers "their past", it has been negative. And that allowed him to justify using her for his plans. He felt no remorse for using her.
However, this time she warned him. ("I'm sorry").
Have faith that the writer/director/MBC know what their viewers want - they've been pushing this couple non-stop.
Is there anyone here that is NOT going to watch the final episode because of today? 😂😂😂😂
I haven't watched it yet . So the ship sank or there is hope ??
It's floundering - but MBC/director knows what the viewers want and I don't think they'll disappoint us. What better way to ensure that viewers watch final episode????
History has been repeating itself for the last several episodes - it's just been happening much faster than before.…
Well, that's my point. "History" is repeating itself. But Han-young has also been able to revise history. He's been expecting this - and this time she gave him a warning.
OMG sehee pls history should not repeat itself jebal!!!!!! 😭😭
History has been repeating itself for the last several episodes - it's just been happening much faster than before. Her family likely forced her to betray him previously - but this time she might redeem herself.
If there is a Season 2, it needs an over-arching plot of good vs evil and the open end of the drama lays it out. The last few scenes are in the future - se-hui has returned from abroad and is studying for the LEET; Suojae has been reconstituted by a face unknown (what big star can they rope in?). Kang gets a phone. And Han-young asks himself if this is the end - or is there still more to atone for (some of his past trials) - Season 2 answer (if it happens): Han-young still has more to atone for. They are still missing the flash drive with names of corrupt officials. Not every major character needs to return but viewers want to see se-hui's end story. I think ML's senior is "good". Kang is BAD (you can't redeem a murderer on death row) but Season 2 without Kang would be a let-down. So your Option 2 is as good a theory as any. 😊
Some of the last scenes were wrap-up (Han-young and Jin-ah at his parents home; the gathering at grandmama's new eatery). Others scenes: Se-hui studying for the LEET (law school entrance exam); the scene with the old lady whose child had dies; Kang outside the prison receiving a phone; the people sitting at Soejoe - all were filler or glimpses into the future.
PD says it's up to the MBC execs if Season 2 is approved but with those stellar ratings, approval is likely - just need to get Ji Sung to agree. 😊
https://biz.chosun.com/en/en-entertainment/2026/02/14/APCNLJWULJDXTLQIRYG4K25KC4/
From a recent interview with the PD, released today (2/14):
""From the start the writer wanted to do season 2. I think we tried to leave room to move forward in our own way. You can think of it as tightly closed but with a feeling of being open."
On the possibility of producing season 2, he said, "Many people around me ask about season 2. First, it's not something I can decide alone. The writer and the actors would have to be on board, but I think the company is thinking positively. When I first met the writer, they hoped for a seasonal format, so I think it's likely to be positive. I can't give a definitive answer yet, and as a company employee, if the higher-ups say 'let's go,' then we go — it's not that we go just because we want to — but the atmosphere feels like they're thinking positively," leaving the possibility open.
https://biz.chosun.com/en/en-entertainment/2026/02/14/APCNLJWULJDXTLQIRYG4K25KC4/
I'll just add that unless Ji Sung indicated a willingness to a 2nd season, there's no point in hoping for it.
And yes, I know that others probably mentioned this earlier when Our Universe first began to air, but it's new info to me and I find it amusing. 😊😊 So far, I'm enjoying it and glad to see it's only 12 episodes long.
She’s drunk. Dad tells her to study abroad because since she provided the evidence again Han-young, she shouldn’t get in the middle of a dog fight. She says that she’s not that happy with the neighborhood (the law firm??) anyway and then begins sobbing and says “I’m going. . . I’m going”.
GRRRR. . .she just wanted to be loved and appreciated by someone, but history repeated itself once again as Han-young used her for his own purpose, this time for revenge.
The real ugly part of this is that the character is 180degrees opposite of the webtoon. Not sure why the writer chose to depart so strongly on her character. All of the other characters were fairly consistent although the violence/death toll was on a totally different level in the drama.
Meanwhile, the only good thing about the pre-release is that it demonstrates that Oh Se Young is a very versatile actress. Spoiler below.
https://x.com/mbcdrama_pre/status/2022460790171963846
However, this time she warned him. ("I'm sorry").
Have faith that the writer/director/MBC know what their viewers want - they've been pushing this couple non-stop.
Is there anyone here that is NOT going to watch the final episode because of today? 😂😂😂😂