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If you watched The Fiery Priest you will probably find that Jun Yeo Bin's character is a toned down version of its female lead, it has all its ridiculousness but it's not as entertaining or as relatable.

Yeah, I found The Fiery Priest weird at first but it became one of my favorite dramas. Let's hope this one is as good.

Maybe, but the result for me is the same, an off-putting character. I've never seen the actress somewhere else so I don't know about her acting skills, all I know is that she isn't a good match for this character.

I thought this one had the same vibe of The Fiery Priest only to find out it's written by the same screenwriter. I like how this is going so far, but I think Jun Yeo Bin is trying too much to be the next The Fiery Priest's Lee Honey to the point where it's off-putting. I found myself ignoring her character whenever she's on screen and just lose attention.

These two bully each other. I would even say that Kwang Soo bullies Jong Kook more than Jong Kook bullies him. It's their characters and what they do for comedic purposes, try to see that and you may end up enjoying their interactions since they are a fan-favorite.

I don't believe souls have genders or sexual orientation. Someone's container (body and environment) is what determines their gender or sexual orientation (i.e. their hormones, genitals, mindset, experiences, environment and whatever). Theoretically, when a "soul" is in the body of a straight woman, their mind and heart might be controlled by their "soul" as long as they are sober and conscious, and once they are not their body takes control and they would start following their "animal urges", in this case a (straight) female animal's urges.

In the preview, Byung In saves her thinking "So Young is still there".

Anyone thinks Kim Hwan would play a big part in the final episodes? This character was useless from the start until now except for laughs, even he acknowledges that. I hope he would surprise us with something at the end.

It's not as good as when it first started, that is very true, and I don't think it ever will be, but when I compare it to when Chul Min PD was in charge, I find it way better. A lot of variety shows are barely managing with COVID-19, I think they are doing fine despite the restrictions. For me the most boring Running Man was is when they were doing the traveling challenges, I could swear I've seen the same episode twice without rewatching it. That damned "looking for a restaurant" challenge where they eat noodles every time. They had the same guests,the same challenges, the same results, and the same punishments for about a year or even more, and each competition dragged for 4 episodes. I was seriously thinking of dropping it but kept watching out of loyalty.

I haven't watched a drama that is quite like this one, but I find that The Fiery Priest has a similar vibe(?) to it. I'm not sure if it's what you are looking for though, because there was no romance in it.

I'm glad they don't do the teaser clips before each contestant start singing anymore. I always skip them since they give away whether a contestant is skilled or not. If it was footage of guests believing they are skilled it usually means that they are not.

Only 4 episodes left. I wish there were more.

Jong Kook's niece Soya is competing in the 4th episode. Can't wait. Hope he doesn't unknowingly insult her cooking. ^^"

I only saw Ahn Bo Hyun in Itaewon Class, but I could tell just by looking at the lips of the driver who gave a criminal a poisoned coffee that he is Ahn Bo Hyun. I didn't even know he was among the cast and I didn't realize his lips are uniquely identifiable until now.

I think the cases in this season are way too easy to solve, They are very solvable during the 10 minutes with only 1 or 2 clues. They give away a big hint at the start of the episode, and we get stuck watching how they solve small puzzles and play games to figure out the obvious.

Anyone else noticed that Park Min Young sometimes just repeat what others say with a sharp look to appear more helpful or smarter than she is? Not that she isn't smart, I don't know how she is in real life, but I noticed she does this a lot especially in this season.

Might be because he supposedly lost his memory and is just tagging along, meaning he doesn't have money on him since he isn't supposed to remember where it is and he isn't supposed to use their budget for clothing since he isn't technically in their team.

I think the amount of scripting of this show is kind of awkward. It isn't 100% scripted so it wasn't made perfect by a professional writer like a drama, and it isn't just a little scripted or even half-scripted like other variety shows. It's like 95% scripted which means it combines flaws of both dramas (unrealistic scenes, fake reactions and personalities, and lucky accidents) and reality shows (awkward jokes). I felt that since season 1 and it annoyed me so much, but I kept watching for some reason, but I still prefer jtbc's Crime Scene to this one.

I will watch only if they changed the whole team, and no one from season 1 would return except as a mentor or a cameo, otherwise I'm not interested, even though I liked this one.

I finished this in 3 days. I barely ever do that when I'm watching dramas nowadays. The last time I finished drama this quickly was about 10 years ago.