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I'm confused about how Woman#2 misunderstood the rapper. I thought it was obvious he had no confidence in himself in front of her, which I find quite endearing, it means he thinks she can do better whenever she wants. She eliminated him too quickly, I thought maybe this is why she is #2, she seems too clueless when it comes to interpreting situations. I can't believe she threw away a chance of marrying her idol who seemed genuinely into her, she was lucky to have met him at these types of shows. Their situation reminded me of the Gangnam couple in the first season.

I don't like Man#4 and Woman#10 together. I feel like their relationship could turn unhealthy pretty fast. A woman who is intimidated by handsome men, and a handsome man who is too obsessed with her. That's a recipe for a disaster.

I find the blond woman tiresome. She is more like a robot than a human. "I want.. I want... I want" with no emotions.

I think Woman#5 should've gone with the long haired fella, he was the only one who talked about her personality rather than her appearance. But I was really glad she at least didn't pick the guy who said "she became beautiful on the outside after she was beautiful on the inside in season 1". She is very smart. Although you don't have to be very smart to notice the passive aggressive "compliment". Too bad she didn't hear the long haired guy talking about how he liked her personality. I'm hoping there is another chance to get to know if he is more suitable. I really sympathize with her need for a guy who likes her for her personality.

I think you may have misunderstood what I'm saying.
When I said that she shouldn't have said that "there is no woman who doesn't like a dermatologist.", I didn't mean women don't have standards there about dermatologist or that she should've took into consideration all the women around the world.
It's just that this statement cannot be proven, and it is more likely to be false than not, because what is the likeliness of all women in Korea agreeing on something?

Her being an "expert" saying stuff no one can prove unless they asked all Korean women is what I'm complaining about.

She should've said "Dermatologists are very popular", or even "Most women like dermatologists" would've been more accurate even if it also cannot be proven without actual data.

I also didn't say the couples shouldn't asked each other serious questions, it's just that the "experts" only asked them materialistic questions, like where do you want to get married? Where do you want to live? What is the cost of the ring? The couple that failed, found out about their differences by themselves with no help from the experts.

I know this is just an entertainment show, but she is marketed as an "expert", she should be behaving like one, and watching what she says. The show could do a lot better in terms of experts is all I'm saying. They could try out other more useful experts who take personality differences into consideration.

I don't usually watch dating shows, I started this since the first season because Kim Jong Kook was one of the MCs, and I find myself enjoying hating on the hair-pulling moments of the show.

The "experts" are useless in my opinion in both data and matchmaking. I think you also agree that having a huge number of people getting married as a result of their matchmaking is not an indication of how good they are in that area, I could gather 100 desperate people and they would get married tomorrow, even when I'm not an expert.

If you watched season 1 too, you may remember that these experts were totally useless even when the contestants have already chosen their partners, they kept asking them some questions an AI can ask you and give you a more helpful and better results.

Their only task in this show is to watch and say annoying generalizations that makes you question if you are the only one who doesn't think like that. The only "ugly" people in their opinion, they've accepted them because they were far too rich to ignore, because they think looks and money are the only two criteria anyone looks for.

Note: I realize the appeal of a dermatologist in Korea specifically (There are parts of the world where this is the least attractive job a man could have), but I'm pretty sure there is at least someone in Korea who hates dating a dermatologist, either because an arrogant personality they might have, being too close to other women, being busy and many other reasons. Saying "No woman hates them" is a blind statement that no expert should spout.

If you are interested in the extreme action,
Moving and The Uncanny Counter are great in that area.
A Shop for Killers may interest you too.
There is also Bloodhounds, which I didn't like, but other people seem to enjoyed it.
If you are mainly looking for high school stuff, Moving has some, but The Uncanny Counter doesn't, although the main leads are quite young.
All of Us Are Dead is also fun, but it's mostly about fighting zombies.

Does it get more interesting?
I've watched 4 episodes, I was only interested in one case, but I lost interest because the rest took too long to conclude, and they weren't even interesting.

For those who are interested,
the woman from season 1 is Woman#5
You can get a glimpse of her in the full shot of the audience or in the background.
I think her most clear shot is at 20:20 (the moment where the male contestant from the previous season was giving hearts), but I'm not sure if there is another clearer shot.

I hope they get rid of the so called experts from the 1st season.
They are so ignorant, it's frustrating, and they are mostly projecting their superficial ideologies into everyone with the same gender.

- "What do women appreciate most in a man?"
- "Of course economic power and height are the most important for women."
- "WOW, why didn't these rich men get picked?"
- "Lately, women have been appreciating appearance more than before"

You do notice that they are quite old too? How did you know they rejected them because of their appearance? One of them is even divorced.

And why did about half of the women vote down or never vote for the relatively good looking men in the previous round then? They were all handsome, rich and had very good jobs, but women kept voting down for totally unrelated reasons.

Just say that each women have her own different standards, one may appreciate good looking people, one may find them burdensome, and they are not single-minded creatures focusing only on one thing, they take a combination of factors into consideration based on their personality traits, their taste, their environment, or their upbringing. But got forbids, people think you have no idea when you are the expert! You're not doing anyone any favors by lumping us all together like that.

I like how the first woman who we saw go on a date said that she finds handsome men burdensome, and she doesn't like tall people. She totally embarrassed the so called expert without even knowing.

And I know some might say that she didn't say "All women", but she didn't say "some women" either, which means her reference to all women is implied.

The other one says "There is no women who hates a dermatologist".
Excuse me miss, but when did you survey the entire gender?

I'm starting it tomorrow. Hoping the men in this season aren't mostly A-holes like in the previous season.

Give us Madam Lim or we will start a riot!

Hopefully it will go on forever.
I'm also underwhelmed by the last +400 episodes, but I'm still watching. If I've ever stopped, I would love it if it continued to bring on new viewers or different kind of viewers, which is what it is doing currently. They've let go of the "Man" part like 6 episodes in, why are we expecting the "Running" part to go on forever?

It is still better than most Korean TV shows, even without them running.

Isn't that the same with most serial killers though?

Unlike the original, this is hard to get into. I'm not sure if it's because the original was good compared to the dramas in its time, or because it's one of the first dramas I've watched, but the original was much more entertaining. Was all of the frauds this lame? It seems like all the episodes are pretty much the same.

You will have to provide facts to prove that it is what you think it is, otherwise you are just trolling and wasting both of our times. It isn't a big deal that a fan made database is providing information based on groundless assumptions, it is something that neither of us should waste time with, so have a nice day.

Have you read their contract? Even SBS's official website doesn't distinguish between them. And per your definition of a main host, that would've been Jong Kook, he is often than not has the final say in things, he is even the one who brought them back after the incident, the one who suggested to add Sechan as a member, and the one who came up with the renting concept, but it is usually the PD who stops them "when everyone is arguing endlessly or having fun too much", there is even a running gag about the PD telling Jong Kook "because I said so" when he was complaining about the rules, Yoo Jae Suk is usually one of the people making a fuss, not the one who stops them. I don't know why but I think you are thinking of them as employees in an office where there must be a boss controlling them. In the latest episode, the PD made sure to inform everyone that Jae Suk will act as a main host during these specific missions, if he has always been a main host, why would the PD bother mentioning it? Yoo Jae Suk steps in if there needs to be a main host because he is their senior, but so does everyone else when they have the most seniority among the people present at the time, even Haha sometimes becomes a main host if he was with people younger than him.

No one is comparing males and females. You are the only one doing so. You are saying "harder" and "easier", which means you too acknowledge that there is something to be compared and that it can also be hard for men in some cases, regardless of whether it is equally hard or not. We all know that women in general have harder time in the workforce compared to men, that doesn't mean that in some cases like this one, there are men who have a hard time getting a job when they are married compared to their situation when they were single. He is comparing his situation before and after marriage, not claiming he suffers as much as women. You are putting words into his mouth. Are you saying one shouldn't share their pain if they suffer less than the other person?

Well, isn't that a very well known phenomenon though? Married actresses and actors aren't as attractive as single ones. I fail to see how his statement is in anyway misogynistic. If he was a female actress, you'd be clapping in agreement, but his statement is true for both men and women, especially in the Korean entertainment industry where most of fans stay because they think they have a chance with their idols.

This comment would be really embarrassing if it turned out that she cheated on him. Not saying that she did, I'm just pointing out how ridiculous it is to write such comment when you don't know anything about their situation. Get over it dude, people get divorced, it is not you that this happened to, so stop throwing meaningless labels around for no effing reason.

I'm sure it's going to do well in OTT, maybe not to the point where it breaks even, because its budget is pretty high, but I'm sure Netflix can't wait to have it on their platform.

I'm sorry to say this but I wouldn't pay a dime for Song Hye Kyo's acting. I don't think much of her as a celebrity or as a person, because I don't follow her, but her acting can barely get me through a free drama, I liked That Winter, The Wind Blows and The Glory, but I'm definitely crediting the script and the other actors/actresses for their success. She has one expression throughout any drama she makes. Song Joong Ki is not the best actor for sure, but he can at least do a few more facial expressions. This is just my take on this as someone who didn't install themselves into the personal drama of celebrities they don't know.