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That actor played the villain in several dramas. I recommend Are You Human Too, Faith and Gunman in Joseon if you want to enjoy more of his villainous roles :D

It's implied that one of the NIS guys who died one year ago was her partner.

An amazing end to an amazing show. I'm glad I watched this when it aired, even though waiting a week for new episodes was SO frustrating, ha ha!

Any news about if it's available globally on Netflix or just the US or SK? Some people say it was listed as "Coming soon" and now it's no longer showing up.

Well, considering the last two minutes of Episode 13 looked like a civil ceremony, I wouldn't really call it subtle.

It's actually worse - she wasn't his biological daughter. He only raised her so that he could maintain his facade and later track down her mother and kill her. When he was told Min Jung's mother died, he decided to kill her because she was of no use to him anymore, and she had begun to suspect that she wasn't his bio daughter :(

For crime/thriller drama, The Good Detective is similar but isn't as grim and dark as Beyond Evil - the two leads are great though. Hello Monster has two MLs with a strong bond (can't elaborate without spoiling) and Tunnel has a pair of MLs that grow close too. Circle (with Yeo Jin Goo again) has a very different take on the "bromance" angle - highly recommend it. Others to try are Mad Dog, Life on Mars and Cruel City.

There are some nice bromances in comedies like Chief Kim, True Beauty, and Man to Man.

They certainly chose the best photo ever for this article :D

What do you mean no romance? Dong Shik and Joo Won have something special going on *coughcough* or am I watching a different drama? ;)

Story seems to be heading in that direction.

Last week someone here asked for predictions for the last episode and I wrote this:

The ending I want: GR realizes her errors in judgement too late, dies protecting her baby. ZO wreaks havoc, rescues his kid and they both go on the run à la "Logan" (Wolverine and his daughter) before dispatching their enemies once and for all. Hopefully ZO will live long enough to see his daughter grow up.

The ending I'll get: Everybody dies.

After watching episode 12, I would've been quite happy with the latter - where everyone including ZO, the crazy scientist, NSI person all died and only the baby survived. What a way to ruin a good show.

Let's hope they reunite for a better drama in the future. I remember when watching Criminal Minds, I hoped LJG and MCW will star opposite each other in a drama and it turned out to be phenomenal :)

I'm still ****ing pissed about the last episode. They could've done so much better. WTF.

I'd say the last episode was 0 for me. I liked the series until episode 11, but that last episode completely ruined Ji Oh's character after they did such a great job from the beginning. Even if they wanted him to go dark (which was always a possibility), him abandoning his daughter was so not in line with his action upto now. UGH.

I know right? This really bothers me. It seems so out of character of him to abandon his own child like that, so that she will have to face an uncertain, cruel future just like he did.

That poor kid deserves a better foster dad than that weasel.

The ending I want: GR realizes her errors in judgement too late, dies protecting her baby. ZO wreaks havoc, rescues his kid and they both go on the run à la "Logan" (Wolverine and his daughter) before dispatching their enemies once and for all. Hopefully ZO will live long enough to see his daughter grow up.

The ending I'll get: Everybody dies.

>>What bothers me the most is that I can not feel or see any chemistry between ZiO and Gu Reum

Are you watching this in 144p or something?

Accidentally spoiled Episode 8 for myself by checking out TVN's Instagram account. All you shippers out there will be happy (for a few minutes at least) with Episode 8. Now I have to just hang around and wait for the subbed ep - WAAAHHH.

He's more or less the Sean Bean of kdramas, only instead of dying he stabs everyone in the back :D

She does trust him, but her job was her entire life until now, so she can't stop thinking like a cop. She also didn't know the extent to which "Human Tech" had infiltrated the govt and media, including the police until this episode.