Pincolino

Well, I guess. But I loved "I'm human, too". There was a special connection between the two men and this connection was consistent and interesting to watch until the end. No other love interests, no clarification of their relationship. In Devil Judge they played a lot with sexual tension like I have never seen it before in a Korean Drama, and now they are chickening out. But maybe I'm wrong. I stopped watching around ep 7.

Is the bromance still going strong in this drama? The homoeroticism in the first couple episodes is the only thing I'm really interested in. I'm not thirsty for BL, there is enough stuff out there. But I have a hard time getting into the plot. I dropped the series and I wonder if it's worth coming back. I feel like they are going more towards a father-son relationship with Ga On being friendly with the niece that Yo Han treats like a daughter. I feel like now he has two children. I seriously think they should have focused more on the sexual tension. As long as they don't kiss you can always sell it as a simple bromance. It felt to me that they were just luring in a certain audience at the beginning and now they are changing the concept.

Unpopular opinion: i want to enjoy this, but I can't. I love the actors, the production, the music. But the plot is meh. The villains are boring and the whole judge system isn't very exciting either. For a dystopian future there isn't much sci-fi conent. Yo Han is (for me) obviously the tragic hero and good guy who has to fight dirty to get to his goal, but people are still guessing? This rich clique is so ... ugh. I feel this is all so pointless. I enjoy the relationships/friendships/family relations. But that's it. I think I will drop it after ep 7. It's a shame. The chemistry between the main leads was great at the beginning, it's now fading. Maybe I'm just not in the right mood to watch this at the moment, and I will come back later.

He did a good job with his Italian. At least he seemed to know what he was saying. When Asian actors talk in English, the pronounciation, the speed, everything is off to the point where I feel they have no clue what they are even saying. Vincenzo had a heavy accent, no doubt about that. He sounded like a Korean speaking Italian, and he also behaved like a Korean being in Italy, but again, the pronounciation was okay. I mean the pauses while speaking and the emphasis on certain words. I'm not sure if I explained it well, but it was not bad at all.

I have seen it. It's hilarious and sooo cute. I guess they work so well together, because both are very chill. Toru (Puth) is such a dork! How he jokes around while doing those love scenes! I think he made it very easy for First (Kaeng) who is five years younger. Not that First ever seemed tense. He is also very laid back. It's honestly so refreshing!

This is like a dream coming true. I always wanted such a story since they make a lot of cross-dressing historical drama with women disguised as men. Seeing a BL story with this concept is GREAT. Sadly it was rather underwhelming. It was nicely done overall, but the spark was missing. Not bad, though.

Okay ... I'm here again. Am I the only one who is blown away by the Kaeng&Puth chemistry? I have never seen such a couple before. They obviously switch and are convincing in both roles as top/bottom. Never seen two playboys getting together! And before people complain about me being obsessed with top/bottom: I'm not. But the BL writeres are. Not to mention that those two seem soooo different. Kaeng being gorgeous, feminine and stylish, and Puth dressing and moving like a grandpa. Sorry, Puth! He has some undeniable charisma, but objectively speaking he isn't very attractive. Those two are such a strange match, even more in real life. But for whatever reason they click well together. (It confuses me a lot, really.) They are soooo smoth. No idea how many takes it took them to finish their scenes, but they are extremely soft and caring towards each other. The nose kisses, the touches, the ear biting! Their faces and bodies always so close. None of them seems awkward or hesitant. Really great and chill couple.

The Puth&Kaeng couple ... WOAH. You could feel through the screen that they were just going for it. No hesitation, no awkwardness. I assumed they had fun while filiming this and watched the BTS. Turns out I was right. The guy who acted as Puth seems to be a chill and funny dude. That's how it's supposed to be. Just have fun, do your job and no drama please.

This is great and everything, and while I understand that a story needs time to develop and characters to change, I'm sooo annoyed by such people who have a stick up their asses. I always encourage everyone, even my worst enemy, to try out new things. Just do it. You only live once. Throughout my whole life I only met people who told me "You can't do it". Reminds me of the YouTuber Casey Neistat who once made a video titled "Do what you can't". I wonder why people are like that. Always putting others down. Talking about Navillera: I know the wife will be supportive at the end, but she is one of those people who think you just have to keep it low and live for the sake of others (her children). Don't dare to have dreams!

This was a breathtaking series and I highly enjoyed it. But it also left a bad taste in my mouth. It looks like a redemption story, but it really wasn't. It was just pointless suffering, especially for the two main characters. How they used Ba Reum at the end was nothing less than gruesome. He never really had a choice. His brain wasn't working "normal". If the Almighty wanted to save him, he should have given him a "normal" brain to begin with. Don't get me started on Yo Han. The bad guy was the Almighty, I guess. Pointless suffering for the sake of suffering.

Is that a joke, or are they going to do that? I somewhere heard they changed the ending last minute.

LSG is great. Always was. While it's true that this performance was outstanding, he was amazing in Kings2hearts and Korean Odysee too. Normally the bad script and the bad co-actors are holding him back. No idea why he paired up with Suzy twice! I'm just saying I'm confused why people are gushing over his acting. He is in my list of Top 5 best Korean actors since forever. Give this guy a good script, a good character, good co-stars - and there is no chance he will not do well.

That was the only possible outcome. Everyone saw it coming, and there was nothing else they could have done. Another end would have been too controversial. Still, I wished for something else. It was depressing like hell and for me personally not satisfying at all.

Someone spreading hate while thinking they are super smart. Next!

Honestly, this series is horrible. It's the worst writing you can imagine. It's the definition of trash. I mean, I don't care. But I cannot take anyone serious who thinks this was in any way good. I enjoyed it more or less. I only hope the damage it did to my brain cells will not be permanent. Don't try to convince me otherwise. Don't bother.

They obviously try to explain his behavior by showing us that he was triggered by the organization. The question remains, if he had killed a human without that. I think yes. He would have become a killer sooner or later. BUT WE DON'T KNOW. Talking about the fantasy element, this medication: if there is a pill to suppress serotonin and to activate violent behavior, there should also be a medication to increase your serotonin level (which in fact are anti-depressants). I'm too lazy to look up what they give violent criminals nowadays. and as far as I know it's not helping much, but then again, this series doesn't try to be realistic with the brain surgery and everything. I just want to say that the organization could have done something to help and give him some medication to suppress his violent behavior, but they obviously have a different agenda. He himself was trying to suppress those murderous instincts, and it didn't seem that he wanted to kill people when he was younger, not like the child who threw his mother out of the window. They showed this with him confessing to the mother that he didn't want to kill the brother. The title explains it all. He was a lab rat to begin with. And if you have that kind of gene ... what to do? I personally think that genes are very, very powerful and decide most of what we become. I don't want a happy end and I don't want to justify his behavior, but if you're programmed like that ... come on! He now can feel remorse. He couldn't before. Who to blame? He was f*cked to begin with.

I wonder why they lately tried so hard to make BaReum look like a not-so-bad guy. Is this just part of a redeeming plot, or are they going for a happy end now? You have to question at this point what would have happened without the Oz organization interfering in his life. He still has to take responsibility for his crimes and wasn't the doctor telling him he would die sooner or later, because such brain surgery was never successfully done before? Could have been a lie, though. With his knowledge of how a psychopath's brain works he could help the police finding criminals. Apparently there are countless psychopaths around in South Korea. But I don't see how anyone can work with him after everything he did. They just can't overlook that, and they have to clear Yo Han's image. But then again, if he stops taking the medication and with Yo Han's brain he can be a good guy. So what now?

I think it went good around episode 6 and 7, then it got a bit slow, but since episode 14 this is a hell of a ride!

When does this air on Viki?

Keep watching. I was hooked at the end of ep 2. Started this at least three times and wasn't feeling it, but then ... woah.