SevenVII

Since they've been spotted in the Philippines, I am guessing they are currently in production of season 2 without going official/public yet for some reason, maybe building up hype by allowing the community and fanbase do it for them?

i felt their chemistry so hard. I think I know where this is going and heading. SO far episode 3-4 is really damn good. It highlights that our ML/Bodyguard isn't some superhuman soldier that knows how to get out of every single situation like your Mission Impossible character or K2 level but a human that is calculative and observant to the people he wants to protect or care, fake or not, he's damn good at it. Looking forward to next Wednesday.

if he's not married, oh. my. goodness. gracious. I hope we get that intense bodyguard & CEO chemistry.

don't pay attention to the ratings, this is typical for every single damn thriller released. People apparently just bomb rate thrillers and hate it for some reason (partly because it is heavy and dark).

Her intention with the company is genuine and out of passion rather than financial gain like most corporate companies yes. From where it is going right now, she's portrayed so far as a "good" protagonist/lead but maybe fall into the grey zone in later episodes. Her past is definitely tied to why she started the company for sure no doubt. I'm assuming the story would show the things a work driven, and passionate CEO go through and the various danger she faces on the way and our bodyguard will pave the way for her some way, acting as shield but also a hidden dagger due to his mission given by the ex-president. The story has already set up lots of cues and symbolism of betrayal and trust, so maybe their CEO-bodyguard relationship will be tested heavily, contrasting and highlighting our complex characters.

that was my exact thought too when I first started haha

the best action kdrama is possibly getting a season 2 after this long is so crazy to hear about. It must've been really difficult to make a season 2.

people are just babies; they should realize by now that Disney+ dramas isn't for soft hearted people lol. Plus the "graphic" content of the cows being shot and butchered wasn't even that bad, i expected way worse.

its because of graphic content sensitive people lol

graphic animal slaughter is definitely one of them, not a lot of people like gory stuff

if you were to compare seafood diet to land animal diet, land animal diet contributes way more damage to the planet. I'd say if we practice good regulation and control/limit of how we obtain sea foods, then it could be a good alternative. There are limits and how many fishes and etc the public may take within a certain season to prevent over fishing and kill the population. Fish and sea food diet has more regulations and government rules in place to prevent such things like extinction and environment damage, the problem is only some first world and developing countries do these.

a lack of education from the public on what you mentioned is also a factor on why people still eat shit fast foods.

its going to question everything about what we consume and why humans are so fixated with meat. There is going to be no easy answers for sure.

well, when the higher ups give the people no choice, people would do what they have to just to survive. The world actually values quantity over quality. Whatever is cheap and abundant to make is the ideal model. Real meat is expensive FOR fast food only, which is why these fast food companies use processed meat.

who's the antagonist and protagonist? or is it not clarified yet

a seafood diet is way more better and healthier for us all.

its called processed meat, many are aware of it and know it is unhealthy but indulge in it because its cheap. Lower income have no choice but to consume low quality meat. Your class determines what kind of meat you are eating.

Disney+ has really good plot and cinematography. Netflix has good cinematography too but sometimes their plot are just uninteresting or the same.

I mean, i'd say Disney is doing fine right now, their ratios are good as long as they dish out more successful dramas compared to the ones that aren't so successful/good. Moving was probably one of their best ones yet.

implied romance? Nope. Definitely not happening considering this show is tackling a pretty deep and philosophical topic haha. But there will definitely be some sort of unimplied romance that is up to the viewers to decide based on the tension and character chemistry. Example would be the ML and FL in Taxi Driver if you watched the show.