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@teyow I'd wondered if it was a combo of the drugs and cognitive dissonance. He loves his mother, but his mother kills and doesn't hide the fact from him, drugs his food, AND manipulates the narratives.

The BEST profile I've read on any actors' profiles.

As convoluted as Doubt has been, I'd have to rewatch Ep 9 to remember what you said happened. Doubt is only drama of this Genre (or the Tags) where I've forgotten all the little details in like Ep 1, or Ep 3, or so forth. Never have I had this much trouble retaining details from prior episodes. And a complete rewatch will be called for once it's finished.

Probably, Chains of Regret. Remember her son watching all of the kids stitting around the table eating? Sent chills... I'm glad they were spared. Maybe multiple burials was too much for her mind to comprehend.

Ot the standard middle episodes that are nothing but fillers.

Do I even want to know what U.F.O means in regards to her? I've put this On Hold bc of her. I couldn't stand so many unecessary scenes given for this character.

You didn't offend me. Hope you enjoy Iron Family!!!

5 episodes are out, but what I find unusual for Netflix is that the next episode isn't shown with the next date.

I started watching thinking, oh, a short 4 episode drama, I can finish before bedtime, even though it felt incomplete at the end of the 4 eps. Then I came to MDL to add it as Completed and saw it was an 11 episode drama.

So why aren't additional episodes, plus the date when they'll be released, on Netflix like all the other ongoing dramas?

It's 'What's mine is mine, and what's yours is also mine' with her.

A simple addition of "to me" would've been better, Kali. The cast isn't unknown to the majority of viewers. Check their prior works and you'll understand why.

Goes to show, drunk driving has far reaching consequences.

Please Edit and click the Spoiler box. You're taking away the pleasure of seeing those scenes for the first time for those who haven't watched the episodes, like YOU did, by not placing a comment under a Spoiler tag.

Agree with his symptoms. I'd think benzos would be easier to obtain in SK, even though buying them illicitly or stealing them would fit Choi, who in turn gave them to Seong Hui.

Drugging the kid. Reminds me of the harm some parents do to their children by giving them Benadryl so they'll go to sleep. ANY type of benzos on a regular basis is bad!!! Good to see someone else knows how harmful they can be, especially for children.

Benzos are notorious for contributing to memory loss when one has taken them for long periods of time or for years. I know 2 people irl who have dementia and benzo use significantly increased their risk for dementia. A little too late for them to understand their addiction would have an impact later on in their life.

Instead of a running commentary with 13 separate comments while you're watching an episode, you can put them ALL under ONE comment by having a Tab opened to the comment section, or by Editing your comment and adding additional comments while you are watching. Then save when finished.

It's annoying to go through 13 or more comments to get to other comments by other users. This behavior is actually rude. When scrolling to get to other users comments, it reminded me of the user who posted over a hundred separate comments under one drama profile. I hope you aren't another one of their accounts.

Please be considerate of other users, and learn how to place everything you want to say under one comment. If you need help I can walk you through it in a msg.

Yes, he does, even though I don't gaga over an actor's looks. His talent and his veteran status at such a young age keeps me enthralled.

I did, and thank you for the reminder, so I can add it to my list.

Thank you for explaining. Never again will I question why. Read Laila's answer. Too, in later episodes the two reunite. The father had kept memories if his son (prior to Hae Jo not returning home), and his graduation document. His bedroom was kept the same. By showing all of this, my first thought was his father had already come to terms with HJ being as real to him as a biological child would have been. The father emotionally estranged himself from Hae Jo, and Hae Jo physically estranged himself from the father. If correct 8 yrs of estrangement was a waste considering maybe a few more months, or less, and their mutual grief could've resolved things.

No intimacy was ever shown between them. And that one scene in that one episode was dispelled. Bong Suk was a mother/big sis to Jae Jo.

John and Heung's relationship is akin to brothers. Not gay at all.