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Yes, I know what you mean! I liked the part when she was singing to turn on the lights in the stairwell and I found that really funny actually but I feel like the writers are trying to hard sometimes to make her a bit comedic. I get your POV though!

I know... I feel like every time it's night time or back at the apartment, there's like hazy filter. It kind feels like I'm watching dream scenes where they're in a dream. It like that here and there in every episode.

Okay so after watching EP4 and Ep5, however the writers are writing the FL, it's not casting her in a nice light. She clearly has no problems defining boundaries or understanding emergencies. The way she was "secretly" videotaping the ML as he worked out is so cringe. Like the guy graciously offered her a place to stay, and she secretly video tapes him? Also, he runs out in an emergency without asking her to come but she chases after him anyways and then gets angry at him for leaving her behind. Really?? You gotta find a right time to pick your battles and this was NOT the right time. Then later she says, "I have an idea for a joke." And he even mentions that on a night that someone almost unalives herself, she has altime to think of a joke? I get that she said that she doesn't want her jokes to reinforce the public's stereotypical image of women but that part of the conversation could've been said without her saying she thought of a joke. There's a time and place and after a near suicidal emergency, that wasn't a good time. There are other odd scenes that make no sense or just bizarre. Like her drinking whiskey out od a bowl or tapping the cat bowls knowing he's asleep. I just don't know what the writers are thinking that these scenes are cute or what but it's just odd.

Ah, okay, thank you!

Omg, it was so cute and funny how she was singing drunkenly to turn on the lights to go up the stairs!!

Can someone explain to me what the sub groups were for and its usefulness and how it's revelant to the next episode? A1 to A5?

I feel like the producers are dragging stuff out unnecessarily. Like calling up the 70 trainees... they should've had them go up to their spots in the tiers right away and stand there. Also, there's a lot of bias on camera screen time.

I rewatched this skipping only to the second couple scenes! I loved the development between John and Jiwan. There should be more dramas like this... the homely or overweight girl getting the good looking guy through her natural charms and good heart. Reminds me of "My Lovely Sam Soon".

Where can I watch this?

I don't know what it is but there's just something missing with this show. I love Lusi but I feel likes she keeps playing the same role. I don't really find any chemistry between the main leads either and none of the other characters have any interesting story arcs either. I'll keep watching but there's something lacking...

So why didn’t the Pop Shy group have any type of uniformity with their clothes? Every group did but theirs. Also, why don't they just let bae173 members debut again?

That's what I said also in my previous comments. That they were definitely related possibly even as cousins. When they're from the same generation lines, they refer to each other as brother and sister. Also, in the cast line up, Zhao LuSi has two character names. There was also that foreshadow scene where Yan Zi talks about looking for his sister and then in the next scene they pan to Duan Wu standing there. It was pretty obvious in the beginning, I think.

Spoiler!!

I think they are related. I was assuming that Duan Wu is the long lost sister of Yan Zi Jing. Or they're definitely related, like cousins or something and he was refering to her as a sister who wasn't born yet. That's my assumption. Wasn't it already revealed that Duan Wu's mom's real identity was part of the Yan family?

Yes, Sohui is a piece of work too. I don't think the writers are writing her behavior realistic enough considering the loss of her father. Children do grieve as well but you don't really see that anything has changed with her. Does she even know her father passed? Anyways, it's so hard to watch every time Sanha has to deal with his mom and now is Uncle. The kid supposed to be getting ready for uni and now he's burdened with all these problems.

I can't stand her and Haejun's dad and mom too! Ugh, they're all sooooo annoying AF!!!!

I was a bit disappointed in Baek Jong Won when I watched EP21. When Fabri and Matthew Seok were revealed as guest helpers, Jong Won threw shade saying, "What they have in common is that they don't speak Korean well." That came out of nowhere. Meanwhile, both Fabri and Matthew speak 3 different languages. Fabri (from Italy), speaks Italian, English and Korean and Matthew (from Canada), speaks English, Korean and a bit of French. People need to be more understanding when someone can't fluently speak their native language. They're obviously fluent in another language. Learning to speak another language can be very challenging.

I was just going to post this too!! He's so good here! I absolutely abhor the story with his mom though. Omg.

I love the fact that there's a lot of bulk cooking because Baek Jong Won makes all these large dishes and it's still flavourful. That's not really easy to do. It's also very interesting when a dish or ingredient gets screwed up and he has to fix it. It's so interesting to watch everyone try to get everything done in time too! I find this way better than the first season!

I know but I'm definitely stealing Bo Hyun's potato recipe!

I'm so excited to see Matthew Seok for the next episode!