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Gagaoolala is a legitimate company and they don't air anything they don't have the rights to, so if they air something, a deal with the rights holders has been made. They usually announce a premiere fairly close to the date, and that's when they state where the show will be available. S Class Official is probably not great at being clear in their communication all the time :)

There's no separate "Netflix worldwide". If you need help with Netflix, they have support here https://help.netflix.com/en
Side note: Love like a bike doesn't look like it'll be available on Netflix where I live, since I get no hits when I search for it, but Gagaoolala may be covering my region, since it'll air there as well: https://www.gagaoolala.com/en/videos/6294/love-like-a-bike-2026

Teaser is out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sny91iVdUFc

Here you go: https://www.instagram.com/naisu.chirat/

Thank you. Conflating bad fictional actions - committed by fictional characters to make a point in the story - with the story itself being badly told and deserving a low score is getting on my nerves tbh. The journey to killing you is a really well made show that gets a lot out of an obviously limited budget, its subject is in itself a great big warning sign that it's not for the faint of heart or the clutchy of pearls, and giving it a 1 because it starts off making the viewer uncomfortable *on purpose* for the storytelling just speaks of media illiteracy.

https://youtu.be/iTmcpgyKiNY?si=Sg112zNfXOy57SSL
No English subs, though.

I'm not making any guesses about anything! If I do I'm certain to be wrong 😅

This. It's basic entertainment industry business. It's a VIU Original, so they've been in on the financing. However, it's going to air on Rakuten in Japan, so we may hope for a deal for the rest of the world.

This deserves more attention. I'm docking a point for underdeveloped plot that could have been cut entirely. But it's so wonderful in that it's not ultra polished, it's a bit amateurish and on a shoestring budget. Also the leads are GOOD together.

Should have made popcorn. Ooooh the delicious messy drama that suddenly turned up 🥰
This is such a cleverly made show, great pacing and with characters it's easy to connect to, but up until now all the narrative conflicts have been miniature. I'm looking forward to seeing how they do with a conflict that isn't generally regarded as mostly adorable.

MDL won't let me edit, so: the summary is a bit misleading, I think, I halfway expected something supernatural and it's not.

That video is privated, new link: https://youtu.be/992juYx85A4