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It seems like the bulk of the haters have moved on. I haven't seen as many negative comments and the rating has been slowly climbing

that was my favorite part of the episode lol

Mun Jeong also ate Subway by herself in her office working late in one episode, I don't remember which one though

I might be biased because I f'ing hate Subway, but it doesn't even make sense in this drama. They go to all these restaurants every day that has amazing looking food and they decide to go to Subway?!? If any shop, they should have gotten a PPL for Egg Drop, and that's if they even had a sandwich scene

She was 37 when they got engaged. She died at 37 in her first life, returned to age 27 and got engaged 10 years later. They joked about them being 10 years older than they were since they both have 10 extra years of memories, but their bodies were aged 37 years at the engagement

It was. Korean studio and director, Japanese screenwriter, cast and location

The older managing partner is such an asshole character. He annoys me so much every time he's on the screen

I don't get why Wan agreed to give Ek her number, or why she didn't give him a fake one. She obviously had no interest and never answered any of his calls or texts. Pleng answering out of jealousy was the first time he got through to her, and she just immediately hung up as soon as she got the phone back.

Yeah I agree with you, just saying what I think their intentions were. I liked how the KDrama dealt with the date a lot more. They made it known that it was a special day for them, had Hui Yeon and grandpa watch the kids, and had a reminiscing date. That felt like a way more realistic way to acknowledge her 1st life day of death

As long as it wasn't plugged in and on when she dropped it in the bowl, that HDD would still work fine once they get it bone dry again. I've washed electronics with soap and water before to get built up dust and smokers grime off of them. Water is only an issue when they are powered on

The cops and the ferris wheel where a stretch, but I think she was on the phone with him the entire time. He was at home when she called and said his mother was deteriorating, so they probably stayed on the phone the entire time with her manipulating him until she was sure he was speeding and ready for the news

I don't agree with it, but I took it as they were both using that date as the day where their new lives start. Yeah, they came back 10 years ago, but from this point forward the future is unknown to both of them.

I doubt it, it was just a throwaway line they used to show they are from the future, just like in ep 1 when Misa said they needed to make their product Instagrammable. Using phrases that are commonplace now, but never used 10 years ago

Yeah they made Tomoya really stupid lol. He honestly didn't have one good quality in this one imo. At least in the KDrama, Min Hwan was charismatic and friendly in public, and really only trash behind closed doors. In this one, he was stupid, broke, bad at his job, a loser, momma's boy

I didn't measure it to be sure, but I can eyeball certain angles pretty well (occupational hazard) and it's tilted slightly more than a 22.5, so they probably have it exactly 23.5 degrees tilted.

Of course dad is the designated "Is this edible" tester lol

That dinner at the end of 10 was rough from every perspective

I think the only people Wan owed apologies to is Chom's mother and the workers she accused of stealing. Nobody else deserves one imo

Reina wasn't innocent in the 2nd life at all. She never killed anyone or cheated with Tomoya like the 1st life, but they've still been "friends" for like 20 years and she spent that entire time ruining Misa's life.

As for Tomoya, all Misa really wanted was to not marry him. It's not like either of them had a different personality in the 2nd life. They were the exact same as they were in 2015 during the 1st life. Reina even attempted the exact same attacks on Misa, like trying to make her miss the meeting in ep 1 by "accidentally" sending the wrong location and stuff.

Tomoya I agree with, they tried to humanize him a bit. But I don't think Reina was actually making it emotional and humanizing. She realized she was done for, regardless if she lived or not and decided to blame Misa and jump, essentially doing the exact same thing her mother did to her that made her so sociopathic. It was like a last ditch effort to make sure Misa was never happy