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They cut the part where an interpreter interprets between them so that they don't waste footage. I've seen one when Jackie Chan was there, he reacted to the interpreter so they kept the footage of the interpretation there, but they usually cut that out. There is also one when Ryan Reynolds and Tom Cruise appeared on the show, because no one except Jong Kook knows how to speak and comprehend English well. On another note, there is an after interview with Donnie Yen where he said it was difficult for him to communicate with others well on the spot (while playing the game) since they didn't speak Chinese, but he was thankful for Jong Kook for trying to communicate with him using bad Chinese (which I guess his way of alerting him while passing the ball to him).

This really should be made into a variety show, or at least a regular Youtube channel. The plot is outstanding. There are plenty of TV shows now that makes its cast do odd jobs here and there, but there is no TV show where the cast act like agents who help celebrities get commercial deals, it was like looking at the behind scenes of their world. JongKook and Haha using their connections to match up celebrities with companies so that they can do commercials for them is so fun to watch, and I like how desperate the celebrities are to get chosen by the companies.

It's not uncommon to have all same-sex children in one family. In this case I believe the writer thought that having daughters would only obstruct the plot process, because it's about fighting for the throne, and women aren't considered for that.

I only saw the first episode of Taxi Driver. I thought school bullying was the worst in the japanese drama "Life" until I saw this one. This is definitely the worst I've seen so far. Even the scene when they were grilling samgyeopsal got me, I felt like they were grilling my flesh.

I think there is a limit to what they can do as school kids without raising suspicions. Cutting her fingers off or injuring her face permanently would definitely get them into trouble. Burning her entire body is already crossing the line, I don't think they could've gotten away with it in real life.

I can't think of anything worse. Her whole body got burnt, she got beaten up and sexually assaulted. What more do you need? XD

I get what you mean, younger guys dating older women are often portrayed as selfless in K-Dramas, but if I was him in this drama, I would definitely go after her with all my might, I would be as or even more desperate. I think hardly anyone would tell you that she is not out of his league, even when she is way older. Her character here is quite attractive. I didn't like her in any part she played before, this one fits her like a glove, and she looks even prettier as she got older.

As you get older, you tend to think more about the consequences. Most of us have more power as we become older and stronger people, but we use it less since we know and realize what we'll be getting ourselves into if we used it wrong. I think it's always easier for a younger person to commit a crime or take a risk than an older person, regardless of how much power they gained.

Thank you, that's all I wanted to know. I wasn't looking for a spoiler, I was only trying to find out if there was an actual reason to look forward to, or I was working my head for nothing.

I just watched the first episode, and I'm confused to why Ui Sung's mother and her son say that they have more right to the throne than the queen's son, they are not saying it like they think highly of themselves or like they are entitled, they are saying it like it's a fact that has a basis behind it. So, I'm wondering if I missed something about the background of them, or is it a spoiler that would be later explained, or I shouldn't read so much into it, they are just both entitled and narcissistic. It was weird for me because the chances of both of them being that narcissistic and entitled isn't very high, and they said it like it was sad that the crown prince stole away what's rightfully theirs. I don't think false entitlement would make you sad and disappointed, it would just make you angry. They were acting like a poor wronged people who are just after taking back what was theirs in the first place.

I liked some of the episodes, but others were quite boring. I think they are relying too much on the cast. Most of the tasks aren't entertaining.

It gets uploaded in the same day. About 12 hours or so after its original airtime. It's subbed by VIU (Singapore). It's usually out at 7:00PM (GMT), but it can run as late as 9:00PM (GMT). Keep in mind that the original airtime will be pushed an hour next year.

I didn't mean it in a bad way, I know for most of them it's just a character. I mean I don't like it when all the cast has that character. When they are all on the same level it's boring for me. I like some challenge. Their games and skills are very tamed and ordinary in my opinion, nothing makes you jump clapping excitedly. What season do you recommend then? I only watched episodes from the third season.

I watched several episodes of 2 Days 1 Night and didn't like it. I prefer fast paced variety shows like Running Man and The Genius, I'm not into the Slice of Life genre where they do everyday life, I only watch those when Kim Jong Kook stars or guests in them, because he often turns them into fast paced ones, I also don't like it when no one is impressive (in strength or brain) in the cast, 2 Days 1 Night is known for only having weaklings and fools as cast members. Not being mean but I like a bit of extreme competition, I'm used to being entertained by the idea of a supervillain or a powerful entity that can hardly be beaten.

I hate the episodes where they go around eating too, the latest two episodes were boring to me. I don't like it when they do a mission to eat, then do another to eat again. This just reminds me of dogs honestly, and it's no fun, all they talk about is how hungry they are and how much they want to eat.

I think it depends on the way you take it, do you believe there are only 16 personality types and each person of the same type is exactly the same as the others? If you did, then you would be wrong, and the classification would be highly inaccurate, but if you look at each letter separately and understand that all letters as a whole describes only a part of your personality you would be accurate. For instance, we each know whether we are introverts or extroverts, we can be a combination of both, but one is always likely to be dominant, and that affects our personalities, I can hardly do what an extrovert would find easy, and same goes for the other letters. Personality Tests don't tell you who you are, and what you should be, and doesn't classify people as the same, it's just a way for you to work with yourself and improve on it.

That was good too, but they can't be as serious with all the dancing here and there.

It isn't an original story, I watched it knowing that. From Leon The Professional to The Man From Nowhere and to John Wick, we've all seen it before, but what I like about this movie is that it's self-aware. They don't give you a false hope that it will be something special, they even mention The Man From Nowhere at some point. Anyway, I like Jang Hyuk's acting, it's always fun watching him in fighting scenes, and I like this type of mindless action movies. That is really what I came here for and that is what I got, but if you are looking for something brilliant, look elsewhere.

John Wick was the American "The Man From Nowhere". They changed the girl to a dog for some reason (Maybe because it's easier for Americans to feel bad for dogs than to feel bad for humans, or just for the irony of it).

To be fair, John Wick was the American version of The Man From Nowhere. The story has been done multiple times before, John Wick wasn't the first one.