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Don't know what can wake up that guy ...

Nah, that's not true. The dynamics were the same. When Seo Joon kissed Ji Woo he turned his head away like he was disgusted. That was some angst there! Seo Joon then said that Ji Woo could have avoided it, and wants to lean on his shoulder. He was drunk, though. Ji Woo puts his shoulder away, so Seo Joon's head almost falls on the table, but Ji Woo holds his head in the last moment. Same dynamic. He is cold to him, but at the end he isn't. Ji Woo even said to Seo Joon that he is disgusted by what happened between them. He was constantly saying ugly things to Seo Joon. But those moments were over pretty fast, and then they made up, and so the impact on the viewer wasn't that big I guess. Or when Seo Joon told him he likes him. Ji Woo said something out of the blue like "Are you piting me?" Seo Joon called him out, and said that he deserves a proper answer. Same behaviour in s2. When Ji Woo goes too far, he calls him out. Just saying: same dynamics. They just overdid it with the angst and dragged it out too much in s2.

Look at the comment section. People react very intense to this. That alone is proof how deep it is, because it gives many different people the opportunity to interpret the story in different ways based on their own opinions or experiences. Some hate it, some love it, some are depressed, some are confused.

I personally don't think it's brilliant. The angst is too heavy. They miscalculated. But it's worth my time for sure. It makes you think and feel. That's all what good storytelling needs to do.

Episode 5. Ji Woo is sleeping, then he opens his eyes slowly and turns around (in that moment you see something golden blinking under the pillow), and then we see that Seo Joon is lying next to him. It was after the end credits. Those people did some real Sherlock Holmes work here!

I don't know ... I have still hope.

I don't know if he really is jealous, it's more that he feels inferior and not good enough for KSJ. It isn't necessary the same. I mean, he admires KSJ for his good qualities. Feeling jealous is more a burning sensation, feeling inferior is more depressing. At the same time he is stubborn and proud. And him having no friends: he is an introvert after all. I'm surprised how easily he gets surrounded by people despite not showing much interest in them. He gets used a lot by them how someone else pointed out. Because he never says much, people tend to rely on him.

At this point I have no idea if there will be a big secret revealed (regarding the parents etc.) or if this is really only about those two characters just not being compatible: an introvert and an extrovert. A shining star and someone who lives more in the shadows.

Hopefully that's how it will play out. He was already sitting in his car when he saw the ex and decided to get out of the car and overhear their conversation.

No idea. They like to give us those tiny hints you will almost miss just to make it more mysteirous. I really hope at the end everything comes together and makes sense.

Well, seems he is finally doing that.

It is faithful. They didn't change the characters. I never thought To My Star was light and fun, btw. But I agree that they overdid it with the angst. They had some in s1 too which I really liked. But in s2 it got out of control.

Sure, but Seo Joon perceived their relationship differently.

The whole talk about being lonely in a relationship ...
If Ji Woo didn't lie ... how can they overcome this? It just makes no sense to get together again if he really felt like that. Especially since he told the girl he never felt lonely while being with her, and thanked her for that. That was really the most brutal scene in all 6 episodes.

He was cute in s1. In s2 I don't even want to look at his face.

I don't think KSJ is that successful. Sure, he is a star and has lots of money. But he comes across pretty lonely, and his only deep relationships/friendships are with his manager and the other guy. You would expect such a charming and extroverted guy having tons of friends. But nope. In season 1 as far as I remember the downsides of being a star were portrayed, how people were selling him out, how he had to hide etc. It's not all flowers and rainbows. I thought one reason why he was into Ji Woo was because he felt safe by his side. He trusted him.

It sure seems he is doing too much, but on the other hand we saw in the flashbacks how comfortable and happy they were. He just needs closure. He also knows that it's hard to get through Ji Woo. It's part his crazy peronality, it's part him being too clingy, it's part him being too stubborn. And last but not least he really loves Ji Woo.

I will just stick to some fanvids on Youtube with all the love scenes and better music that hopefully someone will create when the series ends.

"And I do hope he got into his truck/trailer and drove off that night."
Haha! Yeah, I hope so too.
And then Ji Woo can chase after him.

Nah, he just went too far. But I think we will get an explanation sooner or later.
That said, I also like this season more than the first one. It draws you in more, pulls even harder on your heart strings.

It's like a car accident. You have to look, haha!
No, seriously, I'm not going to come here regularly to sh*t on this series. That was my last comment.

Yeah, just tell us. All those tiny little hints you will miss when you blink. This is not good storytelling. It may appear smart, but it's just hard on the viewers. They will lose interest.