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Alright this episode might be one of the best I've seen in dramas. Thankfully we got a peaceful ending to the episode and not a thrilling cliffhanger.

Berlin and Tokyo with some fantastic acting that fooled me and viewers too with that stunt. They got Nairobi to confess she is the traitor. She only did so because they threatened her with her son on tv in the background. It turns out the professor and Berlin are brothers! Berlin even had his own secret group too that helped out the Professor and them. They got Tokyo free from the police. It's not a thriller/cop drama without the usual group members come to the rescue of their buddy by stopping the transfer from the police by car. Ok I like this Seoul lady. I wish we she appeared in season 1/more episodes.

I kind of worry for Helsinki. He lost his brother Oslo. Characters in these situations where they don't have that will to live usually will die by sacrificing themselves for the team. I can imagine the scenario where the swat team breaks in and he does his best to hold them back while they run.

Park Hae Soo easily has amazed me with his acting in the drama. He is the mvp and so is his character. This drama has done a tremendous job in the character writing for the team. I'm rooting for them to make it out alive.
I like to comment now why did the professor choose to have his secret undercover room so easily to access in his house. The negotiator lady was easily gonna open the door to find out.

I kind of like having Berlin in charge because they wouldn't be in a scenario where someone is tricked by the hostages and they don't fear them. A worse scenario is the hostages overtakes your weapon/threat because you were foolish.
Well that's disappointing that the director didn't die from the gunshot and they decided to save him. Why can't they let that annoying character die and blame it on the police who is at fault.
I really wished the team was all good on terms and we see more their bond during the heist like how it was when they prepared for it.
They locked away Berlin for now.

It was a clever strategy of switching the masks to ruin the police plans. But now one of them was left behind and has a device to fit in. They might be exposed if they all wear the new mask and he doesn't have it.

They are building something with Tokyo and Rio.
That was satisfying watching the snipers shoot and probably kill the director. Good riddance to that character. Oh how screwed the negotiator and the rest are in now knowing they shot and killed a hostage. Are they gonna lie to the media that the director was a suspect?

Idk why the professor didn't think it through about the team going undercover before the heist like wear face masks in public.

The idea I had in mind for the team to rescue Denver and Moscow was them bringing out hostages to threaten to shoot them if they tried to kill Denver and Moscow. But Berlin's idea is a bit better so they don't know how many are the real suspects. They sure know which guns are the fake ones to give to the hostages.
I like the first episode. Here are my thoughts and questions going forward. I wonder what they will do to keep the drama engaging instead of feeling draggy because of the hostage situation being the main plot. I just have bad memories of watching Snowdrop when the hostage situation took over the plot of the show and it just dragged along with questionable writing for some characters. I hope this one keeps me more hooked.

That's interesting to see that their leader the professor doesn't partake in the hostage/heist inside the building. I guess he's ok with trusting them to follow his plan because there's always a risk someone disobeys and ruins the whole plan.
Replying to KenTaro Sep 26, 2025
I like the first half of the drama(besides the nudity scenes) but then I didn't like it as much when they introduced…
Another thing I like was that guest character of the woman who started working at the supermarket the ML was at. I honestly thought she was gonna be a permanent character going forward and connect with the ML because of how quite similar their paths were.
Replying to KenTaro Sep 26, 2025
Title A Killer Paradox Spoiler
I like the first half of the drama(besides the nudity scenes) but then I didn't like it as much when they introduced…
Does anyone wish Lee Tang had turned himself in owning up that he did all those murders. Nan Gam even said if he chose to run away living somewhere far, Lee Tang would eventually be caught even not by him. They hinted at the end that he started to kill these bad people again because of his supernatural ability, but without Roh Bin wouldn't he be lacking a huge support to his killings.
Is his supernatural ability just that he's lucky he runs into criminals before not knowing?