It's a crack show, it's ridiculous on purpose, don't take it seriously and it will be the funniest thing
Looking at my own comment and I need to apologize, I didn't mean to oppose or dictate how you should feel about this, sorry.
What makes this drama funny to me is the way it's self-aware and even makes fun of these overused ridiculous tropes. The tripping is not there as a romantic moment but to make us laugh and it's working, at least for me xD
It's available on viki but if you can't access it there, here's where to find it.Go to the link below and click…
It works fine for me but try to access it from this page of the original reddit thread : click the first link that says "Visit the site using an automatically generated Access Token"
Samayou Yaiba had me thinking of Koreeda's The Third Murder. In that movie, there are two murders and so one could ask what is this other murder the title might be referring to and as you keep on watching, you realize the possible implication : the third murder is that of justice, ironically by the very legal and judicial system that is meant to preserve it. Both the movie and this drama, while different in stories, ask similar and equally difficult questions leaving us, viewers, to our own dilemma and conflicting thoughts and emotions to find our answers. What unfolded in SY is a tragedy through and through and while it all came to an and, there was no closure, only a deep rooted feeling of devastation remained. Some people said the ending wasn't satisfactory but then again what exactly could be a satisfying resolution in this case? In every scenario, there's gonna be blood and death and pain.
This is one of the hardest things I've watched and that I'm sure will remain with me for the longest time. It's not a crime show or vengence story, it's a deep look into the human heart and how we react in the face of adversity and life's brutal realities. How absolute is the law? When performing one's duty where does one draw the line with their own morality? Who and what defines what is just and righteous? Even in a grey area, there are still countless shades and an indefinite spectrum, so where and how does one choose to stand?
A great great show with a brilliant cast and perfect directing : 10/10.
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but seriously I'm praying for my boy's sanity, idk how he can handle /this/ jae-young
https://www.novelupdates.com/series/semantic-error/
What makes this drama funny to me is the way it's self-aware and even makes fun of these overused ridiculous tropes. The tripping is not there as a romantic moment but to make us laugh and it's working, at least for me xD
sometimes a show is objectively a trainwreck but subjectively you're having the time of your life watching it and that's all that matters
https://www.reddit.com/r/koreanvariety/comments/723mtd/i_created_this_website_that_streams_korean_shows/
https://twitter.com/aoinousagi/status/1484991288764416000
Yoshioka Hidetaka is so good and his eyes so expressive
This is one of the hardest things I've watched and that I'm sure will remain with me for the longest time. It's not a crime show or vengence story, it's a deep look into the human heart and how we react in the face of adversity and life's brutal realities. How absolute is the law? When performing one's duty where does one draw the line with their own morality? Who and what defines what is just and righteous? Even in a grey area, there are still countless shades and an indefinite spectrum, so where and how does one choose to stand?
A great great show with a brilliant cast and perfect directing : 10/10.