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mdl users always love to say this about multigenre dramas that have romance (even when it's literally fundamental to the storyline), been there done that with kim jae young's previous drama the judge from hell lmao 😭

i'm not sure about the exact time but it usually takes netflix about an hour and then some after the network broadcast to get the episodes up

completely different subject matter, plus there are barely 2 episodes out so far. if you're interested based on the synopsis and genres just check it out.

he's not that active, i see he's coming back with a drama soon so that's nice. i read a long time ago that he really wants to do romcom but he's not getting any scripts, hope it happens someday bc i'd love to see that... :(

disney+ if you have subscription, if not check kisskh.co or goplay.su

yeah it's definitely not something to take in all at once. i watched it on-air when it came out weekly and i don't think i'd be strong enough to binge a drama like this 😅

choi myunghee is so iconic! sena isn't a sociopath tho, haha. but she's just as headstrong when at the job

people rating this show 4.0 is kinda wild to me. sure it might not be anything super amazing but it's at least somewhat entertaining. i assure you, if any of you had seen the other superhero drama from this year "twelve" you wouldn't be giving that rating 😂 i mean i get that ratings are subjective but some people have a very strange frame of reference..

if i had a nickel for everytime a 2pm member is sat on a weird torture chair with drills attached i'd have two nickels which isn't a lot but it's funny that it happened twice

just realized the firepower guy is kang sang jun from flex cop omg!!

me when i propose to my girlfriend in the burning collapsed building with all the toxic fumes LMAOOO this drama is a fun romp so far, the webtoon origins are clear. don't think it'll surpass a 7/7.5 for me but i love to see junho, chaemin and kang hanna in a camp suphero show

there's dubbing on netflix? i checked mine and it only had the original audio

nice interview with the writer and director, discussing the main themes and key points of the story:
https://news.nate.com/view/20251211n05929

she's so cute with that short hairstyle 😭

call it love is amazing but i haven't seen many melodramas besides that one!

that makes no sense from a writing perspective, would be a nonsensical plot twist for shock value. this is a romance drama ultimately

yeah it is hahah

oh jesus lmao i was just about to continue with ep4, now seeing all the spoilers 😬 is it still worth finishing even if just for the romance between the leads?

it's doing well in korea too, apparently genieTV is kinda inaccessible for people

there was a post of the fansign scene going around, and it was surreal going through the QRTs and seeing tons and tons of korean accounts basically agreeing with the crazy fan in the scene.. saying things like "but it's true though, after spending all that money, not remembering a fan's name is an absolute no" it's wild. they're literally just proving the drama's point - fans feeling entitled just because they spend insane amounts of money.

(those people have probably not even watched the actual episode though, the overall response from korean drama watchers was very positive)