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I agree, although I don't really like that Moth falls for Dean's charms so easily. I was hoping Dean would have to work a little harder—after all, he picks up others so easily that he's already slept with everyone in that club, so he deserves to have to work a little harder.

I think so too. I think that's why he called to set up the meeting—Moth will probably try to use Dean to get Punn to back off and find someone else, because he can't just cut him off—he doesn't want to lose his only friend.

I like this new Mok character (yeah, I know it’s a different actor, but it’s hard to switch over). Anyway, And I really like the opening song; another song I like from the current releases is the one from “Don’t Be So Emotional.”

This trend of cramming amnesia subplots into practically every drama that features an accident, a coma, or a blow to the head is getting really, really tiresome. It's as if it were impossible to pursue such stroylines or mend relationships without amnesia

Seriously, the amnesia plotline again? It's just so exhausting—really, after everything they've already been through in the episodes, amnesia is the last thing we needed here.

You know, I have this—maybe silly—theory, but maybe Kophfa’s bracelet and Rin’s necklace are connected. In the hugging scene, at one point, it looks like a close-up of the bracelet, and Rin’s necklace is a dreamcatcher, but without the center . Who knows, maybe these two items are some kind of set.

Poor Kophfa—he really is unlucky. Not only does he clearly have some kind of trauma, but he’s also been cursed. By the way, I’m really curious who this person is who’s giving Rin advice in this chat.And now I'm really curious about what this Rin pendant is all about

I'm not surprised by the fool and lack of logic in this episode—there are only two episodes left, and knowing how these stories usually go, that means they'll now cram everything into the last two episodes to wrap everything up and explain it all —in short, the final episodes= rushing toward the ending.

That's my little take on it—so it goes something like this: the creators wanted to make a ghost story, but apparently changed their minds halfway through and decided to make a typical story about relatives fighting over the CEO seat at a big company.And that's how we ended up with what we ended up with, and at least that's how it looks

I feel exactly the same way—it’s like a mix of all these different dramas rolled into one. Episodes 1–7 were a supernatural rom-com, which I liked, episodes 8–12 were a romance revolving around corporate succession, plus a crime story—it was as if the writers themselves didn’t know which direction to go, so they created a drama that combines all four themes: romance, supernatural, succession, and mystery—all mixed with comedy, which just made it all too much.

As far as drama go, I have a slightly different opinion, but I agree that there’s a lot of chaos in dramas these days—plots and genres get mixed up, subplots become just as important as the main ones, and so on. This is most common in historical dramas, but I’m seeing it more and more often in those set in the present day as well. In *Spooky Love*, the combination of ghosts and romance still worked, but in my opinion, mixing supernatural storylines with corporate succession plots—which already have plenty of intricate elements on their own— attempted takeovers, getting rid of rivals, and so on. That’s already a bit of a stretch, because there’s simply too much of all that in a single drama.

I agree that they should have focused on one or two storylines—either Min-hwan as a rival or a villain; ghosts or Reina’s takeover; and the ghost incidents, whether in a comedic or serious version—but instead of choosing, they crammed a little bit of everything in here, which is why the episodes simply became chaotic over time. Still, the drama was enjoyable to watch, but the plot was poorly organized.

The ending was okay—everything got cleared up, and everyone got what they deserved. I feel sorry for Jin-hwan’s mother because she lost both her sons. Also, I really think the writers could have focused more on the supernatural storyline intertwined with romance and less on the whole Min -hwan and the battles over the company takeover. Besides, I agree that Jin-hwan—even though it all started with him—really got so little screen time, even as a ghost.

Man, why is Oji picking on poor Hinata so much?

When I'm just browsing Viki, I notice that a lot of BL shows have been added there lately

So, I guess this is a title that was added to the August lineup at the last minute, because I don’t know about you, but when I was making my list of August releases, I didn’t see this one—I only spotted it today. But man, we’re getting Rome and Mok as the main couple—though the downside is that even though it’ll be Dean and Moth, it won’t be easy to switch from Rome and Mok to them.

Kirit really does have a huge ego—he thinks everything revolves around him. Rin is dating someone else just to get back at him, and on top of that, Kirit accuses Rian of following him around out of jealousy.As for Rin, he really could have told the truth. I wanted to curse my ex, but instead I cursed you, and now you’re out of luck, while I, thanks to my good fortune, can turn things around or something like that. Then, honestly, everything would have been easier for Rin, and Khobfa himself would have understood why Rin does what he does.

Just wondering—isn't the opening song some kind of anime theme song? Because I feel like I've heard it somewhere before.

You're right—it's already been corrected. I knew Season 2 was coming out, and when I typed that, the special episodes popped up, and I just had to check the day, not the year.

When it hits Netflix, it's definitely a bromance