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They are not by blood or by law. Cousins are blood related and Step siblings live in the same home and their parents are married. Those two don’t have either dynamics so it doesn’t apply. I understand having half the series showing how close the relationship is. SanHa was always aloof around JoHoon. But has a close bond with HaeJoon. They are basically childhood friends.

But bringing up disgusting thinking. I’m more appalled with how accepting people are with Goblin, where the love interest is a minor. Which is a crime.

Loving the second lead relationship with Dal and Hea Joon.

I think those claiming incest are overreacting. This isn’t Game of Thrones. Even in the beginning you can tell that Joo Won and San Ha didn’t have a siblings vibe. He lived and was raised by his father. They were close neighbors. Only Hea Joon and Joo Won were like siblings.

I wouldn’t go that far.

I noticed that too. Sweet Home 3 was only 8 episodes. Think it’s a Netflix thing.

Instantly made me think of Burning Sun scandal and the ridiculous jail time or lack there of.

Everyone at the Burning Sun scandal including a member of Big Bang and high ranking police officials (who have a social responsibility) were spared or barely served a year except for one that got 3 years, after drugging and assaulting women. But a drug offense is 4 years. That’s balanced

Main guy, the gangster, firefighter lady, the guitar lady, and sassy teen.

December 1st can't come soon enough. Been jonesing for this sequel since the last episode. The trailer looks awesome.

My point is, it's the cancel culture taken to the nth degree. Yes littering is wrong. But having to go on an apology tour every time they do something that many do on a daily basis is extreme. Also a double standard. There's a picture of JK in LA smoking by a restaurant doorway. CA has a strict no smoking law by entrances to buildings, especially at restaurants. And yet not one word about it from netizens. So which requires a letter of reflection? "How famous the person is?" or "The country they did something wrong?"

It's disturbing to see how much power these netizens have over the entertainment community. Any actor or pop star sneezes wrong and they have to kow-tow to them and beg for forgiveness. The more they apologies the more embolden these internet whackos become.

These antis seem to be completely bonkers by getting off on ruining celebrity's lives. Apparently they never get punished or it isn't enough. Look at the poor guy from Uncanny Counter. He lost a lot of work for a rumor that was later false. Or KPop idols that apologies for something they didn't do. Netizens are part of the problem too.

Love Woo Do Hwan in Joseon Attorney as a plucky lawyer in a humorous role, but I'm most excited to see him here like in broody action such as My Country and as the head guard in The King. Even more happy to see him jumping into acting after his enlistment. I've missed him in the last 2 years.

Honestly wish they would air these programs in the US where no one condemns such behavior. Practically all of our entertainers have had or are on illicit substances. He needs a break in rehab not to have his entire existence erased. I'm still sore about Jossen Exorcist.

Park Hyung Sik was so handsome in Happiness. Love that he is back to acting since his service.

I loved him as the villain in Sweet Home. Hope he can rise up to the challenge.

Wait, you can get arrested for going to Vegas? Wow, that is really extreme.

Netflix is airing a show later this year called siren, Survive the island that is the same thing but only women.

He is still writing it and has hinted that he might be back.

I think with all idols that have a teen fan base who are too young to understand that these are personas live under a microscope and always watched. Also these kids have the delusional fantasy that they and their idol were meant to be. But once an idol shows an interest in someone the fantasy is broken and the fan base will turn on them. Teenagers can be little psychos.