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Her saying "I'm not sure" isn't a proof that the idol is innocent. Her claim could still be either true or false, so we shouldn't pick sides. If that can be considered a solid proof that the actress has lied, then someone else would consider the agency dropping the idol as a proof that she hasn't, and you wouldn't be able to argue otherwise. They both aren't solid evidence, you still has no clue if she lied or not, and you would be as bad as the actress if you wrote a hate comment when you are "not sure" that she lied. You would be basically doing the same thing you are hating on her for.

I might be biased because I'm a fan of Kim Jong Kook, but I always get irritated when they don't acknowledge his good looks. I'm especially annoyed at Seo Jang Hoon who doesn't miss any chance to rank members by their looks and he always makes it clear that Jong Kook isn't handsome even though millions of people would disagree with his "statements", and I'm saying statements even though looks is subjective because Seo Jang Hoon always states his rankings and opinion on JongKook's looks as facts. What irritates me more is that his only reason for why he thinks JongKook isn't handsome is because of "his small eyes" or maybe even his "darker skin tone" which I think are his biggest charms. He follows the Korean standard of beauty literally which I find ridiculous. JongKook has very nice and sharp features, do small eyes and darker skin suddenly makes someone ugly? I've never seen a non-Korean person call JongKook ugly, most people think he is quite handsome and looks very young for his age. I think they shouldn't rank people based on their looks at all, it's not funny or interesting, but if they for some reason had to, they shouldn't consider things like the size of someone's eyes or their skin tone as flaws since at least most people wouldn't consider them as such, nor should they make it seem like a given that someone is ugly, they should indicate that this is their personal opinion, not a fact that everyone should agree with. I think for some reason that Seo Jang Hoon thinks he is at the same level of handsomeness as JongKook because he also "has small eyes" and has "darker skin tone", but it's really not true. I really didn't want to sink low and point that he isn't "as handsome", but I'm really annoyed at his entitlement that I can't help but do so. They should really learn at some point that looks is subjective and they should really stop expressing their opinion on how other people look, especially to Im Won Hee who expressed firmly that he doesn't like to be called ugly (who does?). On another note, I like how humble JongKook is, he never disagrees with anyone's "assessment" of his look, no matter how absurd it is, and I felt proud of his humble response when he said "there must be people who think I'm ugly" when Heechul asked him if he was ever told he was ugly, even though I think there are hardly any people who think he is. I also admire that he was the only one who told Im Won Hee that he isn't ugly even when the mood called for an insult to his looks, and he told them that they shouldn't tell someone they are ugly even if they thought they are. It's hard to say something like this on a variety show without the risk of being a buzzkill. I love that he didn't care as long as he told them it's not cool. I can tell he really hated the segment about the division of teams based on looks, he was really quiet the whole time, unlike his usual self.

It's been over a year and I still haven't finished this season. It's by far the most boring season. The only interesting round is the lipsync round, the other ones are snoozefests.

She is the youngest along with Se Chan but she got that title exclusively when she lost the game in the previous episode. Se Chan and So Min are of the same age, so they were both doing the tasks the youngest was supposed to do. To avoid confusion, the production team made them compete in missions and the loser got the youngest title. Once you are an adult the few months difference doesn't mean anything, you are treated the same as those who are born in the same year.

The ending of episode 6 is stupid. SuYeol could've kept the evidence, apprehended the team leader and still managed to save Hee Kyum in time, but they really wanted to stall for extra episodes. Also, the reaction of the other cop who gave him the evidence doesn't make sense, SuYeol had the upper hand at the time, and they could've actually worked together to put the team leader in jail. Why bother betray the team leader if you are not going to go through with it? Now no side will trust him anymore, he just ruined his chance of being on the only side that was going to accept him after this altercation, and freed the man who was going to kill him. It's really annoying.

If that's the case then every drama where a character imagines a scene, like when they plan to do something with another character, and you can see the other character they are imagining should be categorized as fantasy.

Ryu SuYeol is the "body owner", people can only see him. He appears on pictures taken by other people (the ones he retrieved from the safe and the video footage of him jumping on the car). 'K' is an alter. You (as a TV viewer) and Ryu SuYeol are the only ones who are aware of him (his different body is just to make it easier for people to differentiate between him and Ryu SuYeol). You can notice that others don't usually notice when Ryu SuYeol is talking to K, that is because most of their conversations are inside Ryu SuYeol's head. Only sometimes can people notice that he is talking to himself, and that is when the alters talk to each other out loud which is possible for someone with a dissociative personality disorder.

Yeah, I thought this was the reason they mistook it for a fantasy but I had to make sure. People see all sort of things in their mind, we can't call that a fantasy.

Why is this categorized as fantasy? I'm on the 5th episode and still haven't seen something that could be called fantasy. Will there be fantasy in the later episodes?

I just started this and I find the plot embarrassing to tell to other friends. Male/Female twins who are very identical to the point where they have the exact same mole? And when Dami assumed the identity of her brother, it was really weird that they gave the actress a feminine haircut and hairstyling, they even made it seem like it's a thing that females and males have different type of hair and that people would recognize their sex based solely on their hair? That's not a thing!

The English version came out about 24 hours after the release date (this Wednesday).

Kim Jong Kook, Ji Seok Jin, Song Ji Hyo and Yang Se Chan vs Bo Pil PD, the PD in charge of JongKook and the PD in charge of Yang Se Chan.

The 8th episode is my favorite so far. I wish they could do an after-show of Running Man where they talk like this about their point of view when they were filming the episode, and share behind stories of the filming and unaired clips after each episode. It would be fun to watch that.

Are the relationships deep enough to be real or are they superficial (only concerned about physical attraction or just "I'm a man you are a woman so let's be together" type of relationships)? Because I would hate to watch that kind of thing.

I just googled Jang Won Young because I'm not familiar with idols, I only recognize the ones who frequently appear on TV Shows, but you are right they look kinda similar. I don't follow social media stars so I couldn't have recognized her from there, that's why I got confused when I learned that she wasn't an idol.

Nevermind, I just remembered that she was one of the contestants in Crazy Recipe Adventure. It suddenly came to me. I can't believe I'm still familiar with her face. I thought she was an idol I saw on Running Man.

Came here only after seeing the trailer of the show because I'm pretty sure I've seen Song Ji Ah or someone who looks just like her somewhere but I can't remember. Does anybody know where I could've seen her or am I just confused? Is she famous or had an appearance on other shows?

In which country can you watch it on Hotstar?

I haven't started the drama so I haven't seen the scene you are referring to yet, but people can have a whole conversation while they are sleeping. I know someone I have to ask if they are asleep or not when I'm talking to them to make sure they aren't. I get fooled into thinking they are awake because what they say usually makes sense.

I don't think it is, because the story is mostly different, and I couldn't find any official resource stating that it is, but one might say it's "inspired by" Killing Eve or at least the character of the killer is. Maybe the creator of the media you're referring to was stating their opinion about how similar they are.