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Bioterrorism plots have been around for decades. Coronavirus viruses have been around since at least the 1960s in humans. It's hardly surprising that at some point the two would be used together in a drama plot. 😂

He really is. I did a double-take a few times because he looks similar and even has a few of the same mannerisms.

"Chekhov's ducks!" Nice! 😂

He's great in Jugglers too. I highly recommend watching that if you can find it.

Wow, that's a bit harsh. If I took your advice I would never have watched Love Rain or The K2, which are two of my favourite dramas.

It's fine to say that her acting is not to your taste, but to tell people to avoid every drama she's in is a bit much. Many people do like her acting.

Exactly, and he has done all this without the hugs, kisses and expressions of love that other parents get. He is so (rightly) proud of her, and works so hard for her. That's why her mother's casual, "I'll send her to America where there are people who will look after her *properly*" attitude hurt so much. She has absolutely no idea what he has been through to look after WYW all these years. I actually wanted to hit her.

Yes, this is romance. Too many people now think the word means kisses and bed scenes, and they do get annoyed when there aren't any! The romance in this drama so far is perfect. The shy looks towards the other person, little smiles when they do something cute, small acts to help each other... these are all far more romantic than most kiss scenes.

He knew he was going to be convicted. He was resigned to that. He had admitted that he drugged the bus driver, stole the bus and took the children to the mountain. There was no way of avoiding conviction. All he wanted at that session was for the children to see that he was OK and to encourage them to keep fighting for their right to play and be children instead of little studying machines. If they had just heard from their parents that he had gone to jail, they would have thought (as someone said in the episode) that he had been punished for playing. He didn't want that to be the message they got from the trial.

Yes, all the child actors were amazing, and all the families were cast very well.

Because humans aren't one-dimensional. So far, we've only seen the selfish side of MW, but it's quite possible that he's also capable of being a good friend/housemate.

Those two were a great double act! I loved her trying to get it right every time and him being grateful when she did. 😂

There are some. Try "Sell Hour Haunted House" and "Switch: Change the World". They're both great, and no romance.

No, the pace is good. Things are being revealed at a sensible rate. If all this information was thrown at the audience too fast, it would be confusing. The writer is revealing the story layer by layer, so that the events of 18 years ago gradually make sense, but also so that we begin to see why each character behaved as they did. We also slowly start to see how each character's shame or guilt at their own past actions or feelings built up to create the tension that still exists in the village. It's fascinating, but you do need patience, concentration and the ability to take an interest in every character's storyline.

No. It's completely different.

Granny's "don't ever look back; keep moving forward" advice also suggests she must have either looked back or gone back and seen something horrific.

Where are you people seeing fillers? Pretty much every scene is adding a layer of new information to the plot or disclosing a new aspect of someone's character.

Just running away and not stopping for Gyeyoung to keep up surely wouldn't have caused her to blot out every single memory for so long. She must have turned back for her or been taken back by the kidnapper and seen or experienced something even worse - possibly Gyeyoung's death.

Maybe that's good though. I do prefer seeing ratings where people have watched the drama first and then rated it.

Yes, it's quite frustrating to come to the comments and see people dismissing episodes as "draggy" or complaining that there are too many "fillers". This is a sensibly-paced drama, in my opinion. I love to read older mystery stories, where the important facts are cunningly hidden amid a lot of seemingly unimportant events. This type of drama reminds me of those. You need all the information to work out what happened, but plonking the bare facts straight down in front of the viewer one by one without any "fillers" would make for a very strange and unsatisfying drama! Here we have lots of things going on, all interwoven, but we don't yet know which of them are significant to our mystery. I like the writing.

I think it was based on the webnovel that the webtoon was also based on, so there is no reason why it should be a copy of the webtoon.