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Many companies that "replaced" humans with AI went back either because it was more expensive than humans, or found out it sucked at replacing them. They only found it less expensive because it's a scene that is hard to replicate in real life, not like most of the other scenes. Also, emotions are a big part of acting, and it's not an easy job that a computer could do (in fact it's the last thing a computer could replicate). It could however cause a salary reduction for celebrities, but they would probably still get way more than what we regular folks get paid, especially since they would get fees for using their image. If you don't agree that a total replacement won't really happen, what I would say to you is "let's talk then". I don't like getting so stressed and upset about something that probably will not happen (at least in my opinion) just because I see a glimpse of a start. All I see now is that they might've saved a life with that decision.

I would prefer if they use AI instead of sacrificing a life for a scene, whether it's the actor, a stunt double, or an animal. If they started doing AI for every scene, it will be noticeable, people would stop watching, and they will eventually give up and return to using humans. In the meantime, I think that using AI occasionally to prevent danger is actually commendable. I know how many stunt doubles (and actors) were sacrificed for people to enjoy "watching it like it really happened".

Who is SMD? I don't think anyone who took her yet cares enough about her. It would be weird to kidnap someone and take them to the hospital or offer medical help. No one cared if she died.

I think you are mistaking it for a documentary. It's just a drama. Most people suspend their brain to enjoy these kind of things after a hard day. It doesn't mean they are stupid. Do you think dramas are study materials?

He doesn't have a license to kill. LOL
If he killed anyone, they could easily find him and put him in prison considering that his daughter would still have to go to school. He obviously doesn't want that since he wants to live with his daughter. The only time he gave up being "nice" is when he gave up that hope.

I don't get the grandma thing. He is married, and she thinks it's her grandson, so who would be romantically attracted to the other? Meanwhile his daughter is single and doesn't know it's her father, so this is definitely a better situation since in both, one party realizes it's incest.

I thought only 3-4 were slower in pace. It picked up (for me) again in episode 5.

No. The only similarity is that he is a father looking for his daughter. Everything else is different. The daughter isn't even "taken".

You mean the North Korean agent? It's Kim Sung Kyu, mostly known for his role in The King of Pigs.

I personally like it this way. I would've spent eternity trying to finish it if all episodes were out at once. It's great so far, but there were some moments when I lost interest, and I kept going because it's only two episodes a week. I know that there are people who prefer to binge watch as a default, but I just don't have time for that anymore, and recently dramas keep coming out in volumes. It's hard to keep up with several dramas that drop as a whole and several that don't at once. I would be watching dramas the whole time, or miss out on good ones.

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His breakthrough drama is a rom-com. You are acting like rom-coms are beneath him now. Even bigger actors return to rom-coms every now and then.

Zero. I hate cats. Random take on an opinion about a fictional drama. Maybe you should interact more with real people, that way you won't be offended for fictional characters.

The main couple keeps dragging what should've been obvious to both of them, especially the male lead who seems to have already moved on from his past relationship, and knows the female lead is somewhat attracted to him (because of the scene at the stadium), but keeps playing hard to get.
The second couple couldn't save it either. A woman who kept dating a guy even when she knew it was over just because she thought he was too nerdy to cheat on her and got surprised when he actually did, and is now dating incels until she realizes the guy who is basically stalking her is the one.

It didn't take long for it to drag. This has became a chore. I think Yumi's Cells has done it better.

Thank you.

You are referring to episode 809.

It's hard to control it. In another platform, they used to allow any user to tag a comment as spoilers, and it will get automatically hidden with a tag, but people abused it to silence every opposing opinion. So random comments that they didn't agree with were shown as spoilers. There are two options here, either reply to the spoiler comment to let the author know, because maybe they didn't realize it's a thing, or report the comment as a spoiler. Either way, maybe reading the comments before you watch is not a good idea. I always avoid them when I watch something that is based on a webtoon, because they always spoil the ending before the drama even starts airing.

I'm glad the best case scenario I was rooting for happened, and that Bang Geul didn't realize it was her father until they switched back and the player fell in love with her.

The daughter-in-law f*cked herself over, she could've easily walked away from all that mess if she didn't try to kill the twin sister. The guy she is suspected of murdering is alive, now she can just return to normal life like she didn't do anything. Not even an attempted murder since it's hard to prove it, because they only got her on camera wearing the twin sister's clothes, meaning it could be brushed off as an attempt to frame her, not to kill the president because he wasn't really dead. Stupid idiot, she ruined her life even after getting a second chance.

Great short makjang drama. It was entertaining from start to end. Great cast. Everyone did very well. I can't believe I connected with the characters in such a short time. I believe this is the first drama I watched that starred Lee Jun Young or Lee Joo Myung, but it felt to me like I've always known them. I'm looking forward to their next project.