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Oh, Lily Malice, you ignorant slut, never change.

BTW, your deliberately misleading headline should read that ZLH's fans (NOT!) oppose LYX's casting alongside HIM, not the other way around. He has already been cast.
Please, at least TRY to get your made-up scandals right.

This is one of 4,923 other reasons why MDL members call you "Lily Malice," and now "Ignorant Slut," because you are, as you know, both of those things.

All of these people, including you, are, of course, out of their ever-loving minds.
Most of your controversies are such made-up, convoluted garbage that one has to read through three or four times to grasp what you've got your panties in a twist over.

I certainly hope Linmon Pictures, the studio, and the actors' agencies tell you and the CNetz to shove it and get a life.
The resulting online tantrums would gain the series more attention and higher ratings.

There is no such thing as bad publicity.

lol
Your attempted insult has 100% devastated me.
I don't know how I'll go on.

Episode 3:
This is remarkable.

It's shows like this that turned me into somewhat of a thriller/action fan, as long as they come out of Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, etc., after not much caring for the ones I saw out of Hollywood, which, as a clueless American, was pretty much all I'd seen until five years ago.

Ji Sub is a rare talent.
He does drama, action, and comedy equally well.
The depth he is imparting to the ML character is a huge reason this is working for me.

As usual, the fight scene choreo and execution is stellar.

I've binged 1-3, but it's 5am and I HAVE to go to bed. :)

Hi Forest Ass.

So, by "them," you mean...all together now...JEWS, right?
Why are you afraid to say what you mean, openly?
Does your bigotry give you pause?

Nah, I'm not Jewish, I just don't like terrorist worms and October 7, 2023 pissed me off, as it did all decent people.

Seventy-eight years from now, whoever steps into your Hamas-loving hooker stilletos will STILL be whining about Israel kicking ass and taking names when anyone fucks with it.

Poor, little terrorist loser.

Don't worry about it.
Your feelings are entirely natural and within the normal range of sexual/psychological attraction to So Ji Sub's hotness.
Enjoy it. :)

Don't waste your attention on the countless MDL Church Girl Prudes shrieking their hang-ups about "age gaps" at the rest of us.
These are people who worry about a five-year age difference between romantic partners. lol

I'm on the other end of the spectrum.
I'm just old enough to be SJS's dad, had I knocked someone up in high school.
I'm totally slurping over him, too. :D

Slo-mo can be very effective when skillfully employed, as I think it is in this show so far.
The ML is a deliberative thinker who evaluates every situation carefully before he acts in response, even if he does so in milliseconds.

Relax and go with it.

Actually, I'm glad.
It's almost 4am and I just finished episode 2.
I thought I 'd have to be up the rest of the night binging all episodes.
It's that good.

SJS is a god.
He's in some good movies, too.
Let me know if you want some recs.

I appreciate, even support your sentiment, but aren't you being a tad naive?
What production in this genre ISN'T using AI by now?

Unfortunately, our political leaders around the world are too bought off and spineless to curb our oncoming AI overlords before it's too late.

Episode 2:
F**k
This. Is. Thrilling.

SJS is the god.

Sorry, I confused you with a commenter above who wrote that it's one of their fave 2026 shows so far.

I put "Deep In" on my watchlist just yesterday, after a commenter whose judgment I trust recommended it.
The dubbing thing annoys tf out of me, to the point a drama has to be exceptional for me to put up with it.
But, I keep hearing about these amazing sex scenes in DI, so of course, I'm going to check it out. :)

Not all BL lovers dig the physical expression of love.
Witness all the MDL Church Girl Prudes, mostly from America, no doubt (I live here, too, so I can say that), who complain frequently and loudly about every sex scene that tingles their secret places and makes them shrink back in terror at the thought that they too might one day do the nasty. ;)

Episode 1:
Holy f**k.

This is what many Korean thrillers/crime-related flicks/dramas do so well: Not only do we get an intricate, exciting plot with incredible action and fight scenes, we get characters on both side of the good/evil divide who are fleshed-out human beings, and rarely one-dimensional, which would be boring.
It's not for nothing that the evil dad of the evil bully girl student showed slight humanity in the principal's office showdown with So Ji Sub after SJS's daughter kicked the bully's ass in that very satisfying throw-down. He's not black, he's dark gray.
As we'll soon see, SJS isn't all white, but light gray.

Lord, when SJS got down on his knees and apologized, my reaction gave me a headache. I felt his daughter's frustration and anger in my throbbing temples.

As usual, SJS is slaying, as he soon will be in the rest of the show.
All the acting/writing seems spot-on.

Great start.

I don't care that you're unsure about my motives, and uninterested in your critique of my viewing style, but thanks.

lol
That's a pretty mid review. :)

I'm at a pause point early in episode 4 because I'm having to force myself to stick with it due to the slow pace and mounting absurdities.
Nonetheless, I'm still curious enough about what transpires that I'm not at the dropping point, yet.

Oh my god, THANK YOU for the fascinating, entertaining mini-screenplay.
I love it!
Too bad you weren't on the TTH writing team; the show would have been much more successful.

My feeling is that almost all that you wrote was buried under the lame scenario as it was actually produced, and the audience was expected to suss out that this, that, and the other thing had already happened.

But, why bury all that when it would have made for absorbing, exciting drama? That's what I meant about the director/writer getting caught up in working out his issues explicitly, but doing it in a drawn-out, boring way instead of SHOWING us the actions we were expected to figure out on our own.

Again, thanks for your reply above.
You made my day. :)

(Suggestion: Please consider using paragraph breaks in the next screenplay you share with me (and I hope you do that). I nearly went blind from the wall of text in your reply. :D )

I understand your holding on to hope.
In my own way and circumstances, I've been where he is at the end of the drama.
Fortunately, I picked up the phone and asked for help.
Based on his demeanor and language in that last monologue, I don't think he's desperate enough to accept help that he doesn't explicitly ask for first. He's still too arrogant and belligerent.
He hasn't hit rock bottom yet, where the choice is dying or reaching out for help.
I hope he chooses the latter, too.

So, do you recommend "Deep In?"

Yeah, I made it all the way through "Double Helix" despite the often annoying and sometimes hilarious, overwrought dubbing and voice actors chewing the scenery.

The older lead is fantastic.
I hate that I can't hear his voice as he plays the part in real time.

I don't care, Hamas Heinie-licker.