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If they really go for the Amnesia angle, I'm going to be so mad at Hong Sisters (again).

Edit: They went for the goddamn reincarnation/dream/bittersweet ending... AGAIN! GODDAMMIT. TT____TT I've run out of tears.

"Hang on tight folks, to be continued in the next 8 episodes Summer of 2020" :P

Might want to spoiler that. Either way, that was not a twist I was entirely expecting. It seems she's the daughter of the physician that Mo Hwa trained under.

but without the insane age gap between the leads, and not as draggy as Goblin.

There is an app that's sort of similar, not quite omniscient though, called Happn.

Netflix's way of cutting up dramas into short limited series size and releasing it 12 to 18 months apart is infuriating.

It is easily the best thing released in 2019, and possibly top 10 in all of 2010's.

Perhaps because there was nothing they could have done to truly redeem him given his actions. A love and torture dragged out for 1300 years shouldn't really have an explosive conclusion anyway.

I don't know. That sounds original enough to make for fairly good television.

It was devastating enough within movie duration. Imagine that ending after 16 episodes.

The way Netflix spaces seasons apart, the usual being 12 to 18 months, is very frustrating though.

Barely just turned 22, yet he has acting experience since 8 years old and has been assigned regular leading roles since 15. Boy has experience like very few other actors his age.

Well, this drama just finds way to surprise further and further. Hotel Del Luna might just turn out to be the Hong Sisters' best work yet. Also, the cast as a whole is so young, yet they are all phenomenal.

I wonder if the advertisers like them a lot, since the episodes keep getting longer and ad time keeps getting cut, haha.

To be fair, the plot had been setup as a Tagon vs. Eun-som confrontation from the beginning.

He's barely 22, has been acting since he was 8, and has been getting consistent main roles in Dramas and Movies since 2013 when he was 15 (often playing characters a lot older than he is). And he's really good at his job. Impressive.

I thought 32(16) episodes would be too short. I'm glad to see it will actually be 40(20) episodes instead, that seems like it will be sufficiently long enough to flesh out some of the plot points. September will be painful between this, Arthdal Chronicles, and Hotel Del Luna ending.

This was my very first K-drama all the way back in 2007. The impact it had on my young mind remains to this day. I am not sure I would recommend this as an entry into Asian dramas in general, especially Korean dramas, but it was definitely a gateway drug for me. For all the hate Park Shin Hye gets elsewhere, she was perfect in this.

The ratings and watch numbers speak for themselves. A minority of disgruntled viewers are rather vocal about their dislike in the comments and certain reviews.

Even if you don't care about the story, just watch it for the pure bliss visuals: cinematography, costume design, expressions, etc. A level above most dramas ever.

Lee Ji Hoon/Officer Min's acting is absolutely impeccable and exquisite in the latest episodes.