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I respect Kim You Jung for thinking outside the box and taking risque and challenging role instead of repeating same old, same old things (like an average cute romance/melodrama character). It shows her talent and sharps her acting skills both. And she met the challenge perfectly.

It could. But it may be part of bargaining from both sides, whether it's the network or the cast and crew. We'll see ratings. I doubt SBS would want to let the show having 21% ratings go.

It's pretty hard to binge 16 episodes per 1 h 10 min each though. It's like two days of doing nothing else except watching the show. I like they don't dump the entire season and show two episodes per week instead.

It's written in the top right angle under "Details," The final episode is set to be released on January 10.

Sol Kyung Gu and Jeon Do Yeon were both in one scene in Good News on Netflix recently. He played one of the main roles and she was in one scene. Unfortunately, they didn't interact in that scene, but Jeon Do Yeon was incredible and just stole it. It was absolutely hilarious and deadly satire. Fortunately, she neither did slapstick comedy, nor overacted like a lesser actress might have done, although she did have some farcic note in her performance, but it was subtle, just enough. I have a lot of hopes for this movie.

Well, Dear X is doing it pretty great. They explained the FL and did give her sobbing melodramatic backstory (and both actresses, a child and an adult were/are great), but they don't justify her.

This trailer looks much better than the first teaser a few weeks ago. That teaser didn't sell me the drama, this trailer very much did. It's less makjang-y (actually not makjang-y at all), but at the same time it feels like stakes are really high. One could see there are some material for the good cast to work with, something to chew in terms of the script. Jeon Do Yeon is a queen and she will be shining for sure in this show.

This trailer looks much better than the first teaser a few weeks ago. That teaser didn't sell me the drama, this trailer very much did. It's less makjang-y (actually not makjang-y at all), but at the same time it feels like stakes are really high. One could see there are some material for the good cast to work with, something to chew in terms of the script. Jeon Do Yeon is a queen and she will be shining for sure in this show.

Unfortunately, no, not just for 1st half of 2026. For example, season 2 of A Shop for Killers is set to release in 2nd half of 2026, it's written on Disney Plus Korea official account in X.

I agree. On one hand, this show really drags, it even looks like some example of torture porn, because some scenes are just repetitive or too long. Like the show's creators enjoy it. But on other hand, they seem to be afraid to show horrendous reality of domestic abuse. Yes, there are some good solutions, e. g. sound mixing, showing the situation from the victim's point of view. However, in general the show seems diluted. I do think Netflix recommended it to not shock American audience.

Dear X doesn't do it. Violent scenes aren't long, and there aren't too many of them, but they are striking and shocking. Furthermore, they add a bit of dark humor for a viewer to deal with it and avoid being "torture porn," for example, scenes with the FL as a child (the little girl is a delightful actress, it's the third thing I've seen her in, and she has been consistently great).

I was almost right. The release date happens to be December 18, TVING is going to take pause for a week after Dear X and start to release the show on Thursdays.

Yes, I can. And it's almost two minutes, not 50 seconds. There were much thunder and rain, a lot of screams and cries for about two minutes of footage. It does look a bit makjang-y. And that's okay, millions watch makjang. Why not? Of course, it a very small bit of the show (12 1-hour episodes), so it may be an elaborated gimmick to attract certain audience, nothing more. We'll see in the next batch of promo materials.

Some scenes are a bit overacted and remind makjang. I hope it's not the case. I don't doubt in the main cast, both FLs and MLs. It's writing and directing I'm worried about.

I guess it's a Thursday drama, and November 30 is Sunday. I guess it's set to release on December 11, after Dear X ends.

Maybe because the large part of the audience is the women fantasizing about Go Gi/Lee Ji Hoon. I don't know, it's a childish state of mind for me. But them being a couple would bring some interesting changes in the show's dynamic. How would it change their vigilante routine? There would be a bit of Bonny and Clyde too. It's a challenge for characters in the show and for the show's team in real life both..

They left that idea of rehabilitation and transformation of criminals in season 2, but now I want some narrative changes instead of more of the same. I do trust the show's team though, because they clearly decided to return to more dramatic tone in season 3. And characters look more, I don't know, mature and hardened, especially Go Eun. So they aren't going to repeat an endless cycle.

Perhaps, I am in minority here, but promo materials make me question the show. It looks lacking suspense and less intriguing than I thought (I didn't watch Fabricated City, but I know the storyline). The show seems to have a lot of thoughtless action extravaganza sequences, but the characters aren't just that deep and a bit two-dimensional, and the storyline is predictable. The audience got a twist in the movie, but here we see the bad guy immediately . It would be nice if there is a twist, but I doubt about it, or Disney+ wouldn't fill it with an action sequence after another one, like junk food and spices.

Ji Chang Wook obviously tries to make something out of material he had to work with. It's to see how successful he is. But Doh Kyung Soo has been very disappointing so far. I see he starred in The Moon, and I can't say anything bad about his performance, I can't say anything good either though, I just don't remember how he was (I do remember Sul Kyung Gu, he was excellent as usual), I guess it was appropriate. But I do remember him in Bad Prosecutor: it was a disaster in general, I had to drop the show after one or two episodes, and his performance was one of the biggest reasons, and to be honest, I don't understand why the show has 8.2 here (is it because of fangirling for the oppa?). And here he has the same face expression and crazy villainous laugh in every scene. It's like a 14yo teenager trying to play a psychopath, but not knowing how to do it.

So maybe Disney+ doesn't want to give up much material, because more they release, less I want to see the show, and they don't want to disappoint viewers too early. Anyway, I've followed the show since the beginning of the year, but now I just don't know if I am going to watch it.

The first teaser looks good, and the show seems to get back to its roots. I like more serious and dramatic tone and proper antagonists as it was in season 1. Dogi, or should I say Doge, looks hilarious in his tacky suits. There weren't other team members, except Go Eun's voice, in the teaser, but that's okay for the first one. We are so back.

Naisu. Thanks.

I need a trailer and I need it now. We have already got the official poster, stills of all protagonists, give us a trailer.

I read the headline and thought his family had vanished, I really was feeling for him for several seconds. But everything is actually okay.