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why do you think the science is all over the place in this show? I sometimes nitpick the show when they randomly comes up with physics theorem that has no connection at all with what they are trying to describe *cough*King of Eternal Monarch*cough*, just to sound smart. But this drama actually picks the correct one and goes off based on that to create the rules/science of their own time travels. Now the science of the time travel is something that can be all over the place when it is tested against our current understanding of science, but at that point I think the show is free to be all science-fiction as much as they want as long as they don't contradict their own rules.

But fluid can branch and still flow in that different branches, no? So I don't understand why the statement that time is fluid should contradict the parallel worlds theorem. Time still moves linearly in that universe, but once you disturb it (time travel and interact with a person in that dimension), it creates two different branches based on the outcomes of the original universe and the universe that was disturbed by the time travel.

it's sort-of confirmed by the lecture in episode 4 that it's a parallel dimensions

even if she's a lookalike it's still weird man. I really like the drama, but if it's ever going there.... just nope

Also after watching episode 4, you will know that the time travel mechanism used here is different to the one in Dark.

Where in my post did I say that Dark is a bad series?
"blame in n Dark" just means that since I've watched Dark, I've been having the same theory as the one posed by OP.

Big Bang Theory has ruined it for us physicists :p We have some good looking-well dressed professors as well! :D And assistant professors are getting younger these days. I have some friends who started their positions at early 30s.

I had the same thought when I watched ep 1.
Blame it on Dark...

The ending feels like a proper fit for this drama though. I didn't expect this drama to be all "tied up in a bow" once it is finished given the tone

just because not everyone thinks the same as you doesn't mean we're blind. It's okay to critique the show as you see fit, but don't put down others who liked it

Sounds like this drama is not for you... I prolly would convince you not to start :D

I think it meant unknown address, that's why it was returned

but he didn't say explicitly that she has to wear *a ring*. He could have said it's a gift that she has to wear all the time

I decided to not watch this movie when I saw that the review isn't so great a few weeks back...
But then I watched it myself last night and I got pulled into the story in the first 5 minutes. It's a really good romp movie with a nice twist!

Pretty sure this is the first time I saw Jeon Ji-Hyun during the series. She's a new character. Maybe third season's villain?

Chief Kang? She seemed to know him but also didn't expect it to be him (they met after one of the press con for the fighter jets)

According to bodashiri's tumblr page https://tmblr.co/Zlvq6r2krisSo, Arthdal will have 54 episodes in total.
We currently still in season 1, but part 3.

You're not the only one... I'm confused as well with the appearance of Inaishingi and which god eunsom supposed to the reincarnation of. Unless he's supposed to be both?
Also I don't think Aramun was bad. My understanding is that he tried to unite all the tribes under Arthdal. However, the Ago tribe fought back (under Inaishingi's lead) and so Ago Tribe was never governed by the Arthdal Union.

The other Neanthal (played by Song Jong Ho) is friend of Eunsom's father. He was in episode 1 when the Sarams were trying to make a deal with the Neanthals.

If this is season 1, and they only way he's 1 or 2 episodes, I'd understand. But this is episode 7... Why are they still watching it if they hate it so much???