No you are right, he shouldn’t be alive. Plot hole. If 2020 LR dies on April 15, 2020 then 1994 LR should only…
This kinda makes sense, except if the 1994 LR lived on because he decided not to return to the past this time around, wouldn't that have altered his memories in the present? At least after that day passed. Like what happens with TE & JY whenever LG does something different..he shouldn't have remembered meeting his 2020 self anymore because this time he didn't return. But he still has those memories he was sharing with Nari at the cafe.
Agree. Of course time travelling is altogether messy, but they should at least go by the rules they create. Since…
Yes i thought for a sec it was a flashback of before they went to the past but then he went on about "beheading" and being part of it. My brain just quit then haha!
there's one thing that makes me angry...new uncle evil is not the old uncle evil. like taeul, young, eunsub are…
Agree. Of course time travelling is altogether messy, but they should at least go by the rules they create. Since it's the LG we've known from the start that came back to present time then yes in turn LR should no longer exist because the LR we've known is dead.
If it's supposedly the LG who caught up from the past that met TE at that place (and consequently spent all that…
Say they don't "merge" when they come to exist at the same time in space, then like you say LG2 had already been roaming around in time while we watched LG1 from ep1 to 13 - so he should be old by now unless he spent the entire time in the timeless space or else dead. Which is tragic cause if it keeps repeating then LG1 would end up in a similar situation while LG3 lives on just to repeat that day again until we have an infinite collection of LG's (plenty enough to share lol).
But let's say it wasn't this complicated and he doesn't become a "new entity" each time - he's simply watching his past self - then really once he stays in the timeless space until "present" time when TE got hurt, there would really be no other LG's roaming around because they are just his memories. Just like TE2. She doesn't travel so there can't be no 2 TE's ever, she's just her memory.
If it's supposedly the LG who caught up from the past that met TE at that place (and consequently spent all that…
Ah u all think the same. See I thought it was the time hopping LG in black that showed up in the end. My question was backwards then.. At least I can sleep now
If it's supposedly the LG who caught up from the past that met TE at that place (and consequently spent all that…
Ok from what you're saying then, this LG1 from ep1 (to ep 13) went back to ep1 as "LG2" in black, which has all of LG1's memories because it is in fact him, to save his baby self that is now "LG3" in this re-run. Yes?? Therefore while my question was based on the assumption that the ep14 ending was LG2 that finally caught up to that moment, you're saying it was not LG2 but LG3 that grew up and actually doing the re-run now. And LG2 is still wearing black stuck somewhere.
If it's supposedly the LG who caught up from the past that met TE at that place (and consequently spent all that happened in eps 1-13 with her), then where did baby LG who should've grown up to be LG by now go???
Overall the drama was great but I'm still upset about how they went with Looney's character, he was finally getting…
Agree, my heart broke for Looney but I think it's admirable how they went with some realistic ending to balance our emotions (and leave a piece of the show with us) rather than a fantasy where literally everybody lives happily ever after. It's prison life after all.
I love this already but why did it have to be Netflix, Love Alarm was pure betrayal! On the bright side there are multiple leads here and it's more on friendship and their own comedy, I feel like I'm watching Friends in Korean version. I won't mind it going for 10+ seasons :)
I have done my fair amount of bingeing so i knownthe feeling but think everyone has a different way to look at…
I agree with that philosophy. I do enjoy some shows by watching weekly. Examples: Tale of Nokdu, Secretary Kim, Hotel del Luna, any medical drama. They contain a lot of "extra" scenes which are either sub stories (of temporary characters) or for "entertainment" only that would otherwise be boring if not executed properly. What I'm saying is, binge watching this show was not a choice from a logical process. They made the show too fun for me to turn off and I knew it right off the trailers :)
then like you say LG2 had already been roaming around in time while we watched LG1 from ep1 to 13 - so he should be old by now unless he spent the entire time in the timeless space or else dead. Which is tragic cause if it keeps repeating then LG1 would end up in a similar situation while LG3 lives on just to repeat that day again until we have an infinite collection of LG's (plenty enough to share lol).
But let's say it wasn't this complicated and he doesn't become a "new entity" each time - he's simply watching his past self - then really once he stays in the timeless space until "present" time when TE got hurt, there would really be no other LG's roaming around because they are just his memories. Just like TE2. She doesn't travel so there can't be no 2 TE's ever, she's just her memory.