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I haven't seen BTS of that scene, but the kid was probably on an air ride or electronic seat or something and the grandfather was lightly pushing on his shoulder. The child actor probably wasn't in the water at all.

He has a very valid reason for staying quiet imo. He's just a small shop owner in a rural area, and there's no way he isn't rightly terrified of going up against a chaebol family that also has high ranking politicians.

He knows if he spoke, they would bury it and likely him as well

I think it was Sa Eons grandfathers. They kinda focused on the ring in a picture during the scene where Sa Eons mom threw wine at the picture

I've only seen a clip on Youtube, but yes that's how it is. At least from the clip, it gives Love O2O vibes, and they play a fantasy game with clothing from the dynasty

You mean the cops dash cam? He saw that before her interview. He knew she could speak for a couple days by the time the party happened

It was the masked kid. The room she locked her son into was the same room 2ML showed 2FL.

The cat thing is sickening, I was already grossed out by the first scene, but when I noticed the cat in the photo on my 2nd watch made it truly disturbing to me. It wasn't a random stray or someone elses pet, but his pet, and he did that

Imagine how sh*tty of a feeling it would be to be hired as the sign language interpreter for an interview for the most prestigious sign language interpreter job. Like, she was stuck there interpreting for a job she probably wants, but can't even apply for because she has to interpret the interview lol

Thanks. I literally never would have gotten either of those, but will actually check them out since I like the cast list lol. @JV55X, it could be wrong because I'm using a VPN, but my "Vancouver" Netflix has them all on there

It's possible but not plausible to me. Why would he collude with the actual murderer? It would make sense if he thought Sa Eon is the real Sa Eon and was undermining him from the inside, but this theory is literally him joining hands with his sister's killer to take down the person "pretending" to be his sister's killer?

That's ep 4. Ep 3 ending is HuiJu having a panic attack on the side of the road and Sa Eon admitting to the cops she's his wife. All that happened pre interview

If you like dark comedy, Family Matters has been really good so far

Love in Contract is a great one time watch. I really liked it the first time I watched it, was in a show slump and tried restarting it, and just couldn't for some reason. The first time I watched it, I loved it, but that could also at least partially be my love for PMY lol

What's LGIEF and SOPG?

Rewatching Ep 4 and...

Sa Eon already knew about Hui Ju's dad? Holy shit. I figured the first time I watched that she needed a 2nd emergency number and just put his, basically on a whim, but they called and only said his name, not your FIL. Him knowing immediately that the call was about his FIL shows that he figured it out on his own, and added himself to the emergency list. I think Hui Jus surprise when she finds out that he knew wasn't only genuine, she honestly had no idea how or why he was called

Doing a rewatch now, and the kidnappers hererochromia is so obvious in the first scene with him now that I know about it lol.

Also, I just f'ing realized that when ML met 2ML, the way he said he was curious about him was the exact same way he said it the first time he talked to Hui Ju. It was like a test and a threat at the same time

I think the camp was like the ones in Moving. They aren't training abilities, they are taking gifted people and then force focusing on their abilities, so the twins already have them they are just raw and untrained other than what the parents trained them on

I'm just watching it for the first time and on ep 4, but my guess is that it's one of those shows thats not good per se, but super entertaining and easy to follow, if that makes sense?

Like, I don't think it's an amazing drama, but it is cute, funny and enough to keep me entertained while not expecting it to win awards. Some times, especially when there is no amazing drama airing, mediocre shows that are really entertaining stand out. Objectively comparing them after the fact to all shows you've watched makes you realize they weren't as good as you thought, just the best on at that point in time, which skews it

It is. I just checked. Yeah that's it

It's older. 2015 sounds probably right

Same exact issue, except ads are now 30s and unskippable /cry