JohnGotti

Now that I've seen the official reunification of Knock and Korn, I'm sooooo totally bored and unconcerned with their story. The same old trope in their getting back together, as seen in many BL dramas. I just hope their scheme to get back at Pete makes the last episode somewhat worth this "12-car pile up" and "train wreck" we've endured for about the last 6-7 episodes....

P.S.S. I forgot to tell you -- I agree with you that the comments are "off the chain." But, I haven't been this entertained in a long time! THANKS TO ALL THE POSTERS!!! YOU'RE GREAT!

P.S. I still think the show is a "12-car pile up"!!! And, I can't wait til Ep. 12!!! Lmao

Interesting summations! Lmao! Actually, I, too want a happy ending between Knock and Korn. I just don't want to see the traditional tropes -- cheat, lie, forgive, cheat, lie, forgive...Yada, Yada, Yada... Would it be such a crime to allow Knock/Korn's getting back together go through a more realistic progression, such as them talking things out, and agreeing to work through things leading to getting back together (and not just get back together)???? In other words, add a little class to this BL drama!! LOL

I agree also. Your point is very valid.

lmao!!!

Okay. I just watched Ep. 7 again. In that scene, Korn was seriously flirting with Pete just before they started drinking the infamous "mistake causing " wine. It appeared Korn knew exactly what he was doing, and there was NO mistake (except not stopping himself). Korn was even saying how he envied Pete's boyfriend and complimenting Pete. That's not the type of conversation you have with your boss, in his apartment. Then, the next morning, Korn asks Pete not to tell Knock, obviously in an attempt to be deceptive, indicating he wasn't so intoxicated that he didn't know what he was doing. I now clearly stand by my original agreement that this series is a "train wreck" or more appropriately a "12-car pile up on an icy road." The writers have all of us fans by the you know whats.....LOL

Now, I would agree with your statement....let Knock and Korn "work" through getting back together vs just being thrown back together. Even though it's a BL drama, the writers still can show a little class, and add in a little realism.

Lmao!!!!

I, too, want to see the storyline in this "telenovela" come to some conclusion. And, you're totally right about infidelity and blind forgiveness in USA dramas. No doubt. However, fans in the US occasionally want to see the characters in their dramas "get what's coming to them," when they do "bad" things, and the writers and producers will accommodate them. Now, as for the Knock/Korn vs Yihwa/Cho storyline, I agree with you that no two relationships are the same, and I agree with you about Yihwa. However, I agree with SugaVirus about Knock/Korn. Korn's cheating on Knock was one hurtful thing, THEN, he made an even larger mistake by lying about it, trying to cover it up, and allowing Knock to find out from someone other than him. It's not always just about the infidelity, it's often also about destruction of TRUST. But, again, it's a BL drama. We shouldn't expect any quality to the storyline, just entertainment....LOL LOL

I, too, like your perspective. I did not really think about the gender issue, which is very apparent in many BL dramas. Hmmmm!

I agree with your synopsis of Korn's accident and the Bright, Rit, Farm scenario. The jury is still out on the Cho scenario. His character seems to be nice, but weak. He'll come to Korn's defense at work. But, that's it. He won't face Pete, he won't be straight with Yihwa, and he doesn't seem to stand-up for the right ideals. At times, he's like an educated version of Farm...LOL...Now, as for Knock and Korn -- that ship has already sailed....they're getting back together and Korn got away with lying and cheating, without ANY consequences...a true BL drama ending.

Well, I guess it's official....with the previews for next week's episode, Knock and Korn get back together without any more to the story...Too bad, the writers missed a great opportunity to teach folks about relationships...But, they chose to follow the same old tropes...So, Korn cheats on and lies to his boyfriend, says he's sorry, gets a little scrape on his arm, and their back to walking down the aisle as if nothing happened....lmao....Oh well, such is a BL drama......Now, I'm kind of glad this series is nearing the end....

I don't have a problem with the writers allowing Knock and Korn get back together. It's a BL drama! What would you expect to happen? HOWEVER, if the writers and director wanted to show a little class and realism in this drama....don't just let them get back together without showing that it's NOT that easy to just forgive and forget when someone hurts you. It takes time (and true effort). And if the pair are willing to work through some things, THEN it's possible to have a happy ending. In other words, don't just let Knock forgive Korn and BIM BAM BOOM, their a couple again. Set the scene where can agree to begin to work on rebuilding their relationship and end it right there. Then they can pick it back up in the next season......HINT HINT LOL

Give me a break! This episode was really melodramatic! LOL Knock and Korn daydreaming ab out each other...hahaha...and Korn's accident scene was just too much! However, I'm glad the reconcilation as a result of Korn's accident was between Dad and Korn vs Knock and Korn...Lmao! I guess this train wreck is about to be placed back on the tracks!!! Double-lmao!

LMAO!!!!

I would agree that this series (at least of BL series that I've seen) has better acting than in other BL "dramas"... TWMNC is "truly" a drama...or should I say "melodrama." LOL

I agree with giving a season to each couple idea....kind of hoping that IF there isn't a season 2, the director and writers do either a shortened season (4 episodes) or a movie and complete the Tin/Can journey.....

I agree....the comments and posts are far more interesting and entertaining than the show....I'm not sure that it's just plain pitiful or just plain brilliant (on the part of the writers)??? LOL

I agree...and it's not a bad thing to show that "true love CAN overcome anything".....but it's usually NOT without forgiveness, understanding, reconciliation, AND most of all TIME (to get past the hurt and betrayal and learn to trust again -- which can take quite a while and not just at the end of the episode)....