This production isn’t merely a drama, it’s a tragedy of Shakespearean proportions. Not one person came out of this greed-soaked, ambition-seeking, grasping, clawing imperfect crew with anything approaching happiness. Not one person was good except for dear Tae Yun, who was killed for his goodness by a surprisingly unveiled-at-the-last-moment psycho.
The deep depression in Dong Ju’s eyes at the end of the story mirrored my own.
What a morality tale! Neither revenge nor wealth bring joy. I get it, I get it. I fell for these terrible characters through the excellence and charm of the actors, especially Park Hyung Sik, Lee Hae Young, and Huh Joon Ho. It was an enjoyable series but heartbreaking in every sense. And what was with the gun Dong Ju held in the final scene on the boat? I didn’t dream it, did I? Why did he need a gun at that moment? Never mind, I don’t want to think about it.
Hulu USA episodes drop later than other regions. Look for them Wednesday morning at 12 am.
Okay, thanks! I did finally get episodes 11 and 12 today as Dawgma said, so I won’t read any further on here. It’s so hard to wait, especially when others get to see it earlier. But I’ll get over it!😊
Forgive me for asking this kind of question, but I am going crazy. The episode guide says episodes 11 and 12 have already appeared, and plainly you all are talking about it, but I am stuck on episode 10 with no updates yet. Hulu is not very helpful with its stock answers to questions. Has anyone else had this problem or have a suggestion for me to try? I bought the subscription for this drama! Helllppp mmmmeeeee, pleeeeezzz 😩😭
Author of “The Glory” writing the script: Puts 1,000 possible plot developments for each day’s segment on index cards and attaches them to the wall; takes a dart and blindfolds self; throws; starts typing.🤣
After episode 17, I kind of feel like someone has taken my brain and shaken it with this drama, but I’m loving every minute!
How could episode 15 be so good, start to finish? I really like this script and the actors as well. So intelligent, exciting, snarky, original, brilliant!
I don’t know when I’ve seen such a strong, flawed but justifiably so, heroine. She never backs down or loses composure, aiming those steady, beautiful eyes like a weapon at whoever she’s sparring with. And the script! I keep seeing (via captions, lol) lines that I want to keep and display, some of them humorous like when the father said, “This family is finished! Just dig a grave and bury me alive!” Well, maybe I shouldn’t laugh, but I did. Have I mentioned I love this drama?💗
When I was young and in my dating years, a nice guy and I were considering marriage. One evening leaving a restaurant, he opened the car door for me (young men did that back then) and got in such a hurry he forgot to notice if I was actually IN the car before slamming the door on my foot. Nothing was broken, but it hurt like h. I thought about how it would be to wed someone who could be so careless he would hurt me and decided it was over. Why did I tell you this? It is impossible for me to imagine a couple torturing each other repeatedly and deciding they are in love. This is a sign of disordered thinking at a minimum and doesn’t bode well for their future. That’s what I think, anyway. I watched a few episodes and gave up.
This might be off topic, but what was with the persistent cricket sound near the end of the first episode? I thought it was in my house! It was so loud, it should have been listed in the cast!
I am keeping current with ongoing episodes and want to say those of us who stuck with Si Jin through the sometimes tiresome family woes are getting rewarded now! So if you’re struggling with the early stages of this drama, take heart.
The deep depression in Dong Ju’s eyes at the end of the story mirrored my own.
What a morality tale! Neither revenge nor wealth bring joy. I get it, I get it. I fell for these terrible characters through the excellence and charm of the actors, especially Park Hyung Sik, Lee Hae Young, and Huh Joon Ho. It was an enjoyable series but heartbreaking in every sense. And what was with the gun Dong Ju held in the final scene on the boat? I didn’t dream it, did I? Why did he need a gun at that moment? Never mind, I don’t want to think about it.
After episode 17, I kind of feel like someone has taken my brain and shaken it with this drama, but I’m loving every minute!