Jihoons Eyom

I also just finished binging it one go. It's 3:30AM here and my eyes are wide open

Just finished ep 6 where Doohee got eliminated. I'm so upset. He took the betrayal really well because I know I would have flipped out. Sangmin calling Jinho a threat because he knows he can't win against him fairly with brains or genius. Using people's feelings and trickery to eliminate other people. This season is just so distasteful. I'm so upset

Please tag this as a spoiler🙏🏾

I'm leaving this comment for anyone who has seen the previous seasons and is yet to see S3. Season 2 ends fantastically with a pretty nice bow. S3 is gonna ruin that. It was good but very much underwhelming when you compare it to the S1 and 2. The show could have done without S3.

You say underdog meaning one team was far superior than the other in terms of strength, etc. The final matches proved that both finalist teams were evenly matched even down to the last second and that is something I truly appreciated from this final episode. Up until the end, you couldn't guess who would win and that made it all the more thrilling. You can say you don't like the team that won and that's fine but being an underdog I'd say is pretty inaccurate.

Absolutely felt that way about the cooking. Almost as if they put a hinge on Japan's bridge.

Honestly Sungbin and Minjae really came through for them. Under KDH's leadership the team was a mess.

Honestly. I didn't see how it helped them

For a hot minute, not gonna lie, I also thought they had done something to Japan's bridge. It just seemed far fetched that they struggled with the bridge for about 30mins especially when you see how the other two teams faired. I couldn't believe it.

About Australia. A small part of me thinks that quest was specifically made tricky to make them fail. Maybe their overconfidence got the best of them. At the rate the were going they would definitely have won and it would have seemed like a disgrace that a non-asian country would win. Just my thoughts

By the ending of Ep 4, it was a little obvious that the sister was aware of the DV her brother was inflicting on Hui-su. She told her to 'settle it quietly within the family' because of that presidential evaluation thing that was coming up and could affect her (Noh Jin-young) negatively

I've noticed it for a while now. The translations are VERY OBVIOUSLY wrong plenty of times. Even in cases of contextual meaning, they still don't make sense. It irks me a lot, like why can't you just translate literally.

I'm predicting Jun Seo and Jae Oh's roles in Ah Jin's life will switch up going forward. While Jun Seo tries to bring her down, Jae Oh would probably try to protect her.

I think they meant Bae Nara

He is in fact quite thin, rather thin figure. Clothes tend to exaggerate his figure

Excited for this. This cast is very promising in visuals and acting

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I really enjoyed this. I watched all the episodes in one go. If you're thinking about giving it a go, I suggest you do. Just don't think too much about it. Kim Woobin and Bae Suzy chemistry is on point.
My problems with the drama: the way the word 'psychopath' was used, just too flippant and without actually understanding the so-called 'anti-social personality disorder '. They could have done more research on that. Also the grandma aging was unnecessary and complicated, just as well as the five people wishes IMO.

Him trying to change how he is perceived has made him take on very quirky roles e.g. Pump up the healthy love, Dreaming of Freaking Fairytale.

Must everything have an open ending or a part two? This was good and I believe it should end here

The chief did not know about the hypnotherapy, and ideally should not either due to doctor-patient confidentiality. Your write up blaming the Chief is quite far fetched IMO