Pyochisu

ooh it sounds good, i've added it to my ptw list.
i liked Shin Sung-Rok in Vagabond, so it'll be cool to see him in another drama. Thanks!

does anyone know any other dramas/films where the two main characters never really meet, like Park Hae-Young and Lee Jae-Han? I guess it'd kinda have to be something where they communicate through phones/radios only because how else lol.

I remember watching Z Nation and there was one main-ish character who for the first 3 seasons, communicated with the main group through radios and never got to meet them until the season 3 finale.

I just really want to watch a drama/film where either
A) the two main characters never ever meet
or
B) They don't meet for most of the show and so by the time their meeting comes, it's been so built up that I'll be really excited and happy to see them meet.

maybe it'd be some cat and mouse thing sorta like death note, idk just anything where the two main leads don't meet for many episodes or just never meet at all.

thanks.

Never judge a drama completely on episode 1 alone. Signal is really really good.. i absolutely LOVED it. Episode 1 isn't great i suppose, so it might take until episode 2 to get into it, but i promise you, this drama is really really good. The two main characters are really good and the communicating between time stuff was really REALLY well done. Please continue this drama.. i swear it's so so good. I didn't enjoy episode 1 roo much myself, so i understand where you're coming from. IT's really really worth watching

i like to think it was more of a "lol dumb young rookie cant drive for shit" rather than saying women cant drive. but i suppose it was intended as the latter...

i remember being really really excited for season 2... didn't have much info on when it would come out but i was waiting and waiting. When it finally came, i struggled to get through it. To this day, after years of trying, i cannot complete season 2.
It was missing all the fun of season 1,, stuff like Issei in the ramen shop and the original apartment... i mean, what's the point in having a season where they don't even share an apartment anymore???

It became a season about jealousy and dull ass college life that i was not interested in, which i find sad because i adore season 1 and i will defend that season's honour til the day i die because it was a perfect jdrama to start my asian dramam journey, all the way back in 2016.

If you liked season 1 for stuff like: the school aspect, Issei and the ramen shop, the fact that they shared an apartment, literally any of the fun of season 1, you will be bored in season 2.

maybe one day i'll complete it....

I'm about halfway through and i've just realised, Jean Valjean's surname is Lee and his dad's surname is Kim. Is Jean Valjean actually Kim Min-Chul's son or is it moreso that they met in prison and Kim Min-Chul kinda took him under his wing and looked out for him and acted as a fatherly figure. Cos at times they seemed like actual father and son but when Jean Valjean is released, Kim Min-Chul says that he won't come back to visit and that "thugs have no loyalty" implying that maybe they're not blood relatives, and more of a "found family" thing. Also, Kim Min-Chul was imprisoned in 1995 and if Jean Valjean is 21 in the drama, then that times perfectly with Jean Valjean being his actual son, which i found strange. honestly i kinda like the idea of them not being actual father and son, because it seems so nice of Min-Chul to act as a father figure like that.

Don't do it, it's too painfully bad. Episode 1 has a hilariously bad scene of the IRA showing up. they all have these weird accents and they're wearing suits like businessmen lolol. If you ever decide to watch it, only check out episode 1 just to get a taste. It's so bad though oh god.
I might post the IRA scene on youtube or something just because it's that bad.

i find it crazy how there's such a big contrast between the ratings. So many people love it and so many people hate it.
i would give this drama like a 2 or 3 but then so many people give it a 9.
Personally, i disliked it because in the 8 episodes i watched, it seemed like absolutely nothing had happened.
Honestly though i find it so cool that someone can really enjoy a show and get a lot of joy out of it, when i can barely get through half the episodes. it's nice to see the wide range of tastes that everyone has in different shows

it was an odd plotpoint but i think it really showcased how obsessed and fucked up they had both become

which part?

Both the son of the victim and Jin-Seok kill themselves in the end.. The son has gotten the answers/justice/confession? he was looking for and Jin-Seok feels guilty for what he did.

The ending scene with Jin-Seok meeting the son kinda idk how to explain, it's just mad because right after that encounter, the car crash happened which led Jin-Seok into a downwards spiral which led to him killing the boy's family.

i feel like this might be one of those shows that you had to watch when you were 12 when it had just come out, otherwise you'll dislike it.

i watched it when it was new and i rewatch it nearly every year bahahah.
i love it, but maybe just because it takes me back a few years to when i was just getting into dramas and anime n stuff. i adore this show but i know it isn't that good bahahah
season 2 was awful and after all these years i've never managed to complete season 2 no matter how hard i try

it'll get better. By season the end of season 1 and in season 2 i quite liked her.

It’s 18s because there are loads of autopsies, so there’s quite a lot of dead bodies being cut up. It’s blurred out but it’s still quite graphic for some people.

the wait for subs continues... i don't mind though. I'm looking forward to seeing Oh Man-Seok in this. Ooh i feel like this is gonna be a good one.

it's currently airing live on KBS in korea now so i'm guessing it'll be online once it's aired so imma just wait like an hour to watch it. If you have the kbs myk app, it shows that it's currently airing, but if you wanna actually watch it you'd need a vpn or somethin

damn not available in my region anyway :,)

i find it kinda funny that drinking at 17 can be seen as a scandal. In my country, the vast majority of teenagers have started drinking by 17... but here it's legal to drink at 13 when at home so underage drinking isn't seen as an issue at all.

Does anyone know where I can watch this?

As horrible as bullying is, I don't think anyone should be overly judged by their actions when they were like 13-15 years old. Teenagers go through a lot of shit, and sometimes end up bullying others to cope with their own issues, especially kids with bad home lives. Even though it is entirely wrong and awful, it shouldn't be used to ruin their career in adulthood. Fair enough if it happened in late high school when she was 18, but not in middle school when you're still figuring things out. I was that age only a few years ago and I'm already a completely different person lol.

No it isn't :( Season 3 was the final season. The official instagram page even has "Goodbye, thank you all" in the bio. It's over now :((