If you didn’t even record it on your watchlist then why leave any kind of record at all and post a comment? You haven’t experienced enough of the show to leave an opinion. Maybe next time just keep the negativity to yourself unless you’ve formed an actual response based upon viewing.
I feel this emptiness from this now being over, but simultaneously feel completely fulfilled by the whole entire show. Every moment, from beginning to end, was either damn near perfect or spot on perfection. Everything about Unknown was just done right. I mostly feel grateful for having gotten to follow along with such a beautiful and wonderful story. Unknown is going to be one of those shows that I’ll always miss and will never forget.
What a roller coaster ride of a show this was. I had so much fun watching and I would love to see a season 2. Completely compelling and gripping from beginning to end, and it was done so very well. The Vigilante still has work to do! Bring it on!!
I’m having such a hard time finishing this show. It’s incredible how quickly it caught my interest, and then how quickly it lost it. It was off to a great start, but even without that long wait to watch the second half of the season, I was already feeling my interest waning. I’ve only got an episode and a half to go, but the struggle is real.
Thank you to everyone in the comments who pointed out there are two real-life brothers playing different characters, almost completely unrelated to each other. They really do look so much alike that I was confused at first as to why it seemed like the same character was in two storylines, but I was able to figure out what was what pretty quickly because I had the heads up.
Really loving and living for this show right now. And there’s just so many places it could go. I can’t wait…
It really brought me all those feels when in ep.4 Im Sol’s inner monologue expresses how all she wants, in essence everything she is trying to do in the past, is to try to extend the future by just one day. She wants for Seon Jae to find enough solace in the past to want to extend his life even by just one day in the future, so that she can go back and save him. She just wants one more day! It’s a feeling I can understand.
And on a side note, I am actually starting to think there is foul play possibly involved in Seon Jae’s actual cause of death. But that’s a whole other post.
Really loving and living for this show right now. And there’s just so many places it could go. I can’t wait to see the journey this takes us on. I have to admit it makes me think a whole lot more than other kdramas, but only because I’m constantly thinking about the timelines and what events from the past could possibly alter the future and how. And now there’s even this whole other unknown and forgotten story from the past that fits into all of this. I’m already counting down the days until I get to find out more.
This is my guilty pleasure show. A lot can be pointed out for what it is lacking, but it’s got that little something special that balances it all out enough to still fall on the enjoyable side. Plus lots of good kisses. I won’t even say I love to hate it, because I don’t hate it. Without embarrassment, I will admit I really like this. (Maybe I’m a little embarrassed, but I said what I said, so I’m sticking to it.)
I guess I’m going to keep watching. This show has been nothing but a test to my patience, and makes me constantly adjust my expectations. But I’ve got a little interest left, so I’ll wait to see where it leads me.
This was an okay story, easy and palatable. The pacing was soooo sloooow at times though, and the drama felt forced throughout. The characters all acted like they were in a high stake, life or death battle, but I was often confused about what was even at stake or why they were all so serious about it. But hey, a story was told, the actors did well, and it lives up to it’s title, so all’s well that ends well, I guess.
What a journey this was for Loh Kiwan. His last words of the film being “I finally realized that what I’ve truly yearned for is not the right to live in this land, but the right to leave” pretty much sums it up. He literally went through hell and back to cross the border of his own (divided) country, and somehow in the midst of that he amazingly finds true love.
This is a heartbreaking but also heart-mending type of story that shows the bleakness of living in the absolute deepest depths of shit that life can deal you, but that sometimes, just maybe, life can also somehow offer up a silver lining. That piece of your heart that makes you keep living because there is something to live for and living becomes about more than just mere survival. Loh Kiwan deserves every single second of his happy ending.
This was really a bit bonkers, but still it was fun. I wanted to see the all-powerful Family fall to ruins, but instead only got a bit of the pillars that hold the institution up possibly beginning to crumble. I would actually watch a season 2. While this isn’t great, it is most definitely diverting.
I’m not giving up on this just yet, but that’s mostly only because I’d like to actually see the MLs meet one another. I honestly can’t believe that I’m hoping in the fifth episode, yeah FIFTH episode, that they might. It really is crazy to me that we’re a third of the way into the series and the MLs have had one awkward exchange with each other and haven’t even introduced themselves or even been in like the same room together. I’m holding out just to see if they’ve possibly got good chemistry. I’m also hoping this show will do SOMETHING, really anything, so far it’s been a whole lot of nothing.
If you happen to be here to peruse the comment section to see if maybe you should watch this or not, my recommendation is a solid yes.
For those that are thinking “but he falls in love with his dog”. No he doesn’t. The ML falls in love with a human man that has the shared memories of his dog’s past life. And yes, there is a difference. If you’re even interested in watching this show after reading it’s synopsis, then you must know you’ll have to suspend your belief. This is fantasy fiction, check your brain at the door and just enjoy.
I’m more of a cat person, so it’s sort of funny to me that I was more drawn to Milk’s storyline. And bravo to this show, because the second love story is just as immersive as the main.
Unknown is going to be one of those shows that I’ll always miss and will never forget.
And on a side note, I am actually starting to think there is foul play possibly involved in Seon Jae’s actual cause of death. But that’s a whole other post.
This is a heartbreaking but also heart-mending type of story that shows the bleakness of living in the absolute deepest depths of shit that life can deal you, but that sometimes, just maybe, life can also somehow offer up a silver lining. That piece of your heart that makes you keep living because there is something to live for and living becomes about more than just mere survival. Loh Kiwan deserves every single second of his happy ending.
For those that are thinking “but he falls in love with his dog”. No he doesn’t. The ML falls in love with a human man that has the shared memories of his dog’s past life. And yes, there is a difference. If you’re even interested in watching this show after reading it’s synopsis, then you must know you’ll have to suspend your belief. This is fantasy fiction, check your brain at the door and just enjoy.
I’m more of a cat person, so it’s sort of funny to me that I was more drawn to Milk’s storyline. And bravo to this show, because the second love story is just as immersive as the main.
This is very much worth the watch.