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sad

apparently it has diff name in diff countries with slight design changed… for example it’s supposedly exter in India while Casper in korea

not 70% of the plot being the kiss scene 😭

Yes lol.

thanking jTBC for cutting the ugly blue van's screen time & giving a chance to the tiny red hyundai 🙏🏻

Disney+ just bought a 10-year streaming license for this at $63.5 million.

8 episodes 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 finally some sense is prevailing

Seems like they couldn't find a streamer on time...

they don't need to be, but are forced to be. gotta fill them slots up somehow so that you have active programming and need to produce less dramas for the same amount. a problem that streamers don't have (netflix just averages out at 1-2 netflix k-originals + 2 monthly licensed kdramas).

Rowoon IS doing terrible performances lately though. He was the weakpoint in acting in both his shows this year. Song Kang is not a better actor by any means and was much worse but is comparitively bearable in this show thanks to the drama's nature and probably some decent acting classes.

dumpster fire pacing in the second half... this is why we need Netflix originals with 8-10 episodes and not forced-to-fill 16 hour cable dramas.

I wonder how may hairstyle test shoots for Jihoon they went through to end up on this...

just most asian mothers in general. it's weird that she just refuses the threatment or checkups when the family keeps on insisting... i feel like there's a part of her which thinks she deserves getting sick & dying for being the reason her friend died.

Even SML feeling "jealous" when someone's mother almost died is beyond unrealistic lol. kdramas take "romance" to the weirdest possible places.

yongpil’s dad got all the right to never look at them again ngl 😭

ah, its one of those cable jdramas that look like they were produced in 2005. very on brand lol.

ok so it’s fun. but one would expect that in a show like this that most deaths are not murder… however they are exactly that. now I know it’s based on a WEBTOON, but it feels like they’re trying to compensate not being creative with the storytelling by having shock factor with each life’s end.

Oh I 100% think they’re doing too well for a kdrama. It’s actually somehow better than Netflix kdramas too. But yeah it’s just generally wonky at times but that’s not really a complaint.

It’s a little dodgy at some places, including the hell’s gates part.

all the vfx budget went into episode 2 ending