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Loved the dialogue and chemistry between the family members!

Overall I enjoyed it but the writing was weak at some points. Also found the comically dramatic editing and background music choice detracted from the serious subject matter of the show.

I think I overlooked or misunderstood something but why was the head of the PTA (the other ex-career woman mom) so hostile in episode 3?

In episode 5, why is the gangster character suddenly intimidated by the dad when he says he's from Pohang and Guryongpo?

Can only speak for myself but from what I remember, it was the second half that were a letdown for me.

They're free to hate it just as you are free to hate the 'garbage shows' they like :) I think some of the hate is pushback against how much hype and praise the show got whilst being mediocre in their eyes.

Up to episode four at the moment and I'm still not enjoying it. I like this sort of genre and setting but the story isn't at all interesting so far. I do think a lot of the criticism is biased because of the controversy though.

lol the random hostility

rip ma man goro :(

Only a few episodes but so far I'm finding some characters annoyingly irrational. Sure it's a common horror trope but this is next level unrealistic. It feels like they're written just for the purpose of audience satisfaction when they get their comeuppance. Also finding the use of Imagine Dragons songs really detracts from the horror.

Where is this available?

This series had its flaws but I think it was overall much better in terms of storytelling and character development than the absurdly overrated Netflix version.

It's correct, that's what's listed on his agency's website.