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He did promise that the first thing he'd do once they got off that island was buy her a pair of shoes. But the biggest evidence I see is in that they are both prickly and caring, while Woo Hak is just too sweet and nice (and innocent in a way, though that could be excused because amnesia) to be Ki Ho.

Thanks. Ahh well, I'll look forward to it tomorrow, as it's almost midnight here.

anyone know how soon episode 4 will be available on Netflix? (I'm trying to figure out if I should stay up for it, or go to sleep)

this is why I hate when a drama is on Netflix, and often little cultural things get completely cut out, or substituted with the American equivalent which is completely out of place (and just as confusing, as a non-American)

I didn't enjoy ep 3 as much as ep 1&2, but that's probably because such obvious fish-out-of-water scenarios where someone has just unexpectedly time travelled stress me out so much -- I could feel how stressed and confused Eun Gyeol was, and it wasn't fun.

Idk about that, the opening episodes were well paced in my opinion. This is a 16 episode drama, after all.

I really don't think Netflix seems to care about that.

Netflix really likes releasing things all at once, so chances are high

Some people lose their hearing later in life, tragic as it is.

Eh, it felt realistic. It's natural that they lean so much on him, as horrible as it is. They love each other, and they hurt each other. And as the son without the disability, his needs were side-lined, which is quite familiar.

Yep. There some moments where I think, "ah, this scene would be even more noteworthy if it was silent" but mostly I'm kind of relieved the voice over lets me do things while I watch. (I can't concentrate if I'm my hands aren't occupied)

Awesome opening episodes. I am so invested. And also, tbh I have no idea where this is going, but it'll be good.

Yep. I just use it too keep track of dramas.

I'm finding myself zoning out during the action scenes, which isn't a good sign. And none of the characters have grabbed me yet. I'll still give it a try though, because of the cast, particularly Wi Ha Joon is often great.

I think it was all premeditated, and we, the audience, were only told the whole story after it happened.

I’m finding this the only airing drama worth watching atm.

It’s the narrative’s ability to stay grounded that it is making this drama excellent.

I ALWAYS drop historical dramas after a few episodes. Maybe episode 6 if they’re good. But here, I’m at episode 6 and it is my favourite airing drama atm (albeit competition is not high) maybe even one of the best in the year so far.

I’m pretty ambivalent of the ML actor tbh (He’s good, but I’ve never been wowed) but I’ve seen almost all of his dramas, because he does know how to pick them. His character is interesting here, but it’s the FL I love. She’s so human.

To access them all, I just rotate my subscriptions.

Episodes often air in the middle of the night for me, so a few hours really makes no difference whatsoever ever as I’m asleep anyway. 😂

The only problem I have with Viki is that sometimes dramas are not licensed for my region (so frustrating)