KatySarang_TGeyes

Oh my gosh. I'm rewatching baker king and he's like 12....but he's now 18! That's my age.....well that's weird.

So question, is it illegal in Korea to talk badly about the gov? Like is Yu kyung a girl that simply writes articles that speak badly of the government, or is she part of a group more similar to Black Lives Matter...which is basically an inbred terrorist group (well the extremists are)?

True! I can't believe he didn't think to put his moms name in the newspaper, or even worse call the police! Like if someone kidnapped my mom, the police would be the first one I would call lol. But he's so adorable that it makes up for his simple ways

Jae shin and shi kyung are literally my favorite couple of all time!!!

Trust me I don't like the overly-nice female leads, and I don't like the jerk male leads either. But the CEO doesn't come off as a jerk to me. It more feels like he's teasing/playing with her. And SnowGirl you're right, I was exaggerating, it's just in that situation her extra strength was needed but it seemed like she didn't use it as much (put that's probably for plot purposes, not really her fault). And it may be the case that she can't control her strength...but it seems like she uses it in situations that aren't really needed. Like the CEO had solved the problem with the rude driver, but she STILL spun his car around like a maniac...like that wasn't needed or necessary...I dunno, I just wished she used her powers for good, instead of just when she gets annoyed. That's just my opinion though, I also half pay attention to this drama, so maybe I'm missing something. To each their own :)

she is cute. I know it's a comedy, but it bothers me that she'll put guys in a hospital for months...over minor offenses. And then her best friend is nearly killed, and that guy gets like a scratch. I know it's a comedy, and I know that they need the murderer to develop the plot, it just bothers me sometimes.

Lol guys I take it I'm the only one then

Is anyone else insanely annoyed by the female lead..?

But you see it's not even consistently a comedy. The beginning and end are comedies but the middle is very serious toned. So what is it, a comedy? A melodrama? Cause it feels like both. If it was pure comedy I could believe your statement but it's not, so I'm still confused.

saaame! I actually sorta don't like his character here. Like he's really overproctective...but that's it. There's nothing else to his personality! And he's soooo obvlious! I don't know...I feel like he sees main girl as someone to protect...and that's it....agh it low-key bothers me, because they're supposedly friends right? And yet, he doesn't really act like a good friend...I mean he's not awful, he's just not the best either.

YESSSS!!!! It's soooo amazing! Dude, I finished this drama like what a month ago? And I am STILL thinking about it. I have never had after drama fever so bad before. This is an amazing drama and will definitely stick with you. Also joonyeong is super adorable, so you should at least watch it for him. His story was really good and I loooved his character. Anyway you should totally watch it!!!

That doesn't make sense. Wouldn't the credits play and then that scene would?

I heard someone say that he had just visited his worst memories and emotions and couldn't handle sowoo. This doesn't make it right. What he did was still very wrong, but it makes slightly more sense. It just shows that when we let our emotions overflow and consume us, innocent people get hurt, and in this case die.

This guy definitely had the saddest story in Solomons perjury, and there were some pretty tragic stories.

Haha it's ok, lol it's still on my mind as sad as that is. Man this drama really sticks with you! At least it does with me...lol. It's true, jihoon does seem like the type to pent up emotions. And from personal experience, when you pent up your emotions and don't confront them, they are 10x worse when you actually confront them. So I can sorta understand that. After thinking about it way too much, I basically took the ending as a lesson. What jihoon did WAS wrong, there's no denying it and despite what his peers say he did have a role in his friends death (I rolled my eyes at that part). But, I took it as a lesson that our emotions can take control for even the best of us and terrible things can happen when we let our emotions take control like that. In this case someone died. I mean this lesson is all throughout the drama. Joon yeongs Mom let's her anger consume her and joon yeong gets hurt. Woo hyeok falls into the trap of being a victim (which he is) but letting the thought consume him to the point where he thinks that no matter what happens he'll just end up like his dad. As a result countless students are hurt. Juri let's her anger of woohyeok consume her and she ends up accusing an innocent person. Sowoo let's his depression consume him so he kills himself. And finally jihoon let's his pent up feelings consume him and he leaves his friend to die. Anyway, I just took it as a lesson that no matter who you are your emotions can overcome you and terrible things can follow. But there's hope, because all of these people redeem themselves and it shows that no matter how far you go you can always turn back, not that that erases the consequences. But despite knowing this, I was still confused on WHY he left sowoo, even if there is a lesson behind it. Your explanation made a lot of sense. Thank you! And sorry for the long reply lmbo

Really? I disagree. I think this was waaaay better. I thought that the acting was so much better, I liked how they gave the rabbit boy a backstory. Joon yeong actually felt like he had a purpose in this one, unlike rabbit boy. The whole trial set up by the main guy in the Japanese one felt unnecessary. Like dude, why didn't you just go to the police? Where in this one I can understand why he did it, the school was corrupt and that was something only the STUDENTS could say. Also kashiwagi was really bratty in the original, whereas I actually really liked sowoo. I will say one thing though, I like how cho rong dies in the original, I like juris character more, and I feel like they explained why main guy left his best bud up to die waaay better. But overall I feel like the new one has a better story, more memorable characters, better acting, and overall very impactful. Definitely in my top 5. To each their own tho.

...um...taeho kills people to protect himself from ARREST not to protect himself from being killed. Also if my memory serves me right, Yeol, the reporter, the pilot, jaehyun, joonho (whom he nearly killed), and CEO hwang (whom he also nearly killed) were all stable in mind. Tae ho kills so he doesn't have to face consequences, not in self defense.

Baker king Kim tak goo, should definitely be on this list!

Feel free to explain the ending

No AngelaSaRang it is completely logical to give someone who killed five people the sentence of community service. I mean come on the people who he killed annoyed him, they deserved to die. Plus he feels sorry, he cried for like a whole 5 seconds. The judge understands that why can't you.

*sarcasm*