bayanoh

It's just one season cut into halves. They are trying to make it seem more impressive than it is. The "two seasons" combined have less episodes than most Korean dramas.

What I understood is that the dad didn't die or even disappear, he was pulled by his son right after he finished his mission. So the superpower of the son is time skipping. I don't believe he can bring dead people back alive, he just traveled back in time and took his alive father to the future. If someone dies that's the end of them, but if he pulled them to the future before they do, then they would disappear from the past and travel to the future with him.

She was very sad and a thought flashed through her mind. She was very shook when her daughter heard it. People think awful things when they are extremely tired or depressed. It doesn't mean she actually felt that way. Also, I think her thought was "why at that day of all days", not that she wished her daughter wouldn't have existed.

The past cannot be changed from her point of view. Only from his. She can see his future self before that happens to him. So, if he was to transfer back in time to tell her that, it would've already happened to her. Her past cannot be changed. His past can be changed.

I'm not sure what you are referring to, but comments aren't usually reviews. There's a separate section for reviews. Also, English isn't everyone's native language.

It is going to get a drama adaption starring Cha Seung Won as "the father".
https://kisskh.at/770721-pig-pen

Depends on how you define romance. It is mostly creepy. Something like Strangers From Hell.

Oh, I read this webtoon and enjoyed it. Glad they are making it into a drama.

Im Bok Ja is my favorite character. Maybe not her exactly, but I like Lee Je Hoon's alter ego when he meets her, and I also love her love story. I would love to see a spin-off focusing on them.
P.S If anyone knows any drama with a character that is similar to "Wang Tao Zi", please recommend it to me.

WOW! The cast!

I get what you mean, and I absolutely agree that women don't usually get support career-wise, but I wouldn't choose this case as an example of double standards, because it's not about her accepting his career as an actor, it's about her accepting him when he was poor, and it wouldn't have come up if he didn't think that most women wouldn't do the same.

With all these famous married women in the Korean industry, I doubt that none of them got their husband's support. It's just that it's a given that a man should support his wife financially so no woman would say "my husband married/supported me when I was poor". Out of all areas women are being unfairly treated, this is not one of them. We wouldn't like to be caught crying wolf here.

It's funny when people think their "taste" is the right taste, and everyone else must have issues if they like them different.

What are you talking about? Money hardly ever becomes an issue when it comes to choosing a wife. I must understood you wrong because you make no sense.

Shows don't put themselves here. You could submit it if you want.

It was already drying the last two episodes. I don't see a reason to watch any more.

I like it, but there are some tasteless issues with it. Fat suit and Fat shaming aside, saying a kid is suddenly pretty when she removes her glasses and trims her eyebrows? I get that kids may say that because "kids are stupid", but an adult shouldn't. It also isn't true, she was pretty regardless. To be fair, the female lead isn't supposed to be a representation of good, but the child actress is still young to not be influenced by the message. Her eyebrows are fabulous.

He did. He forgets idols all the time. He also often says their names wrong. If idols of very famous bands are not global stars, I don't know who is.
They are obviously joking though, I don't think it's funny personally because I think it's one of the oldest jokes in variety shows, it's been there since X-Man and probably even before that, but I know they were exaggerating to be funny. They have seen people who are way more famous than him.

It's a running joke. They do the "I like you now only because you are popular" pretty often. They treat them well even without their popularity. So many celebrities said they came back after getting popular because they liked that they were treated well even when they were unknown.

Ji Seok Jin forgets everyone, even "global" stars. He doesn't keep track of everyone who comes to the show, and to be honest, it's understandable. I too don't remember this guest's first appearance, and I'll probably won't remember this one. It's very hard to be memorable on Running Man with all these guests and episodes. Ji Seok Jin only remembers people who he interacts with often or on a regular basis, or follow. That is normal for everyone, not just him. It doesn't mean he is a snob, it's okay to be forgetful.
P.S. Jong Kook is always following people regardless of their level of fame whenever he has a chance. He actually made so many people more popular by calling them to appear on the shows he does, including Yang Se Chan and now Kang Hoon. (You can find an episode on Gym Jong Kook where he asks Kang Hoon to be a rental member on Running Man before his first appearance on the show)