Do I have to watch season 1 & season 2, if I had to watch this??
I've seen this question being asked so many times here and each time I see it I literally do not understand why people would even consider going straight to season 3 instead of enjoying the entire journey and growth which happened thus far. Especially considering the fact that season1 and 2 were incredible!
Ah, I see. Thanks. People like this do not realise the damage they do to victims, because using that word incorrectly, makes people doubt legitimite cases. So in a way, it can be argued that people like this commentor actually helps pedos. tsk tsk
Also, what age gap? there is none. I hate big age gaps but there is none here.
Is the character Yuho really necessary? I don't need someone else chasing after Yumi when there are only 8 episodes.…
He was necessary for multiple reasons in my opinion. This is one those rare occasions when a 'second love interest' (if you can even call him that) was brought on to highlight other issues, mainly:
1. He made her insecurity over her age even more evident. He liked her and kept implying that they were from the same generation, making her conscious that she should be with someone like him rather than a younger man, who seems to be too young to understand many things.
2. Based on the last episode, when ML mentioned that he does now think that Yuho seems like a good fit for her, it also showed me that he understood her more than her let on. He sees her somewhat on a personal level, rather than just someone he works with.
I agree with your comments on the Writer Cell. Literally laughing out loud whenever he tried to take control and parent every other cell around. :D
Finally! By the lack of projects, it was evident that his old agency were not doing good work, especially considering what a brilliant actor he is. He should have been BOOKED.
Also, what age gap? there is none. I hate big age gaps but there is none here.
1. He made her insecurity over her age even more evident. He liked her and kept implying that they were from the same generation, making her conscious that she should be with someone like him rather than a younger man, who seems to be too young to understand many things.
2. Based on the last episode, when ML mentioned that he does now think that Yuho seems like a good fit for her, it also showed me that he understood her more than her let on. He sees her somewhat on a personal level, rather than just someone he works with.
I agree with your comments on the Writer Cell. Literally laughing out loud whenever he tried to take control and parent every other cell around. :D