"Mouse decided to take a break for a while by airing a special ep on this 7th April to increase the understanding of the preceding narratives & raising more expectation for the remaining story."
I'm sorry, but imo if you have to make a special episode to explain the story, I think you're doing something wrong. It's the screenwriter's duty to write a script that won't confuse the viewer, even if the story is meant to be confusing and complex in the first place.
It's okay if the special episode is just a recap and shows how certain events are connected, but I'm worried it'll be like making excuses why some things happened and why they make sense when in fact they might not.
Something similar happened to Mr Queen. In order to show that the King loves the REAL Queen, they made a special episode showing that he liked her in the past, because in the main story it seems that he's fallen in love with Jang Bong Hwan as for most of the drama his soul is in the Queen's body, and the King has more interaction with Jang Bong Hwan than with the real Queen. So, at the end of the drama it seems like the King has been lied to and is living with a woman he hasn't fallen in love with, and thus there's a special episode making excuses that in fact the King has always liked the real Queen, but for some fucking reason the scriptwriter couldn't include this storyline in the original story, and only realised that he'd fucked up after having completed the original script.
I refuse to believe it was written by a 51 year old man. This drama is like a fanfic written by a teenage girl who dreams of finding her own prince charming who will rescue her from anything bad that happens to her lmfao.
Jfc they went with the brain transplant explanation. I'm fucking done lmfao.
Also, did they really have to go with the cliche of a woman (Choi Hong Joo) changing her mind while she's in the operating room and deciding not to get an abortion? I swear to God, I've yet to see a kdrama where a woman proceeds with the abortion and doesn't change her mind last minute.
What? Jaeyi is a rookie actress??Given her performance,I thought she is 30+ with long acting experience.I was…
Ikr? But the girl is Yeo Jin Goo's age! I wish she'd had a chane to make her debut sooner, she's amazing ♥ But I hope she has more amazing projects ahead of her.
And I think we all know why Choi Dae Hoon plays only supporting roles :c Because he's not a typical hot oppar. But I believe it's his first drama where he could show his true acting range, and it's awesome!
Now that you mention it, I wonder if Moon Lovers would've gotten the backlash too since it's a remake of a Chinese…
Wait, I'm confused. Where in "Joseon Exorcist" was it indicated that Korea is part of China? Or are you now talking about "Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo"?
I'm sorry, but imo if you have to make a special episode to explain the story, I think you're doing something wrong. It's the screenwriter's duty to write a script that won't confuse the viewer, even if the story is meant to be confusing and complex in the first place.
It's okay if the special episode is just a recap and shows how certain events are connected, but I'm worried it'll be like making excuses why some things happened and why they make sense when in fact they might not.
Something similar happened to Mr Queen. In order to show that the King loves the REAL Queen, they made a special episode showing that he liked her in the past, because in the main story it seems that he's fallen in love with Jang Bong Hwan as for most of the drama his soul is in the Queen's body, and the King has more interaction with Jang Bong Hwan than with the real Queen. So, at the end of the drama it seems like the King has been lied to and is living with a woman he hasn't fallen in love with, and thus there's a special episode making excuses that in fact the King has always liked the real Queen, but for some fucking reason the scriptwriter couldn't include this storyline in the original story, and only realised that he'd fucked up after having completed the original script.
The scene starting with "We'll begin the surgery. Anesthetics, please."
The first half of the drama was good, but the other half was just draggy and meh.
And I think we all know why Choi Dae Hoon plays only supporting roles :c Because he's not a typical hot oppar. But I believe it's his first drama where he could show his true acting range, and it's awesome!
Also, welcome back, the truck of doom lmfao.