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I forgot Hulu was in japan lol so has it actually been released yet???

Oh ok cool thank u!

Unless it’s really good, how was the manga?

So fake bl? I’ll pass…

Hmm ok well we shall see at least as it’s short if it’s not good lol thank u…

I actually did like that lol maybe I’ll like this one too we shall see…

So is this going to be comedy? If he’s in it it has to be… I don’t usually like comedy with my thrillers so would be good to know… it’s not tagged as comedy right now tho…

Girl if he did the lip bite blood shit to me I’d be out of that apartment so quick his head would spin clean off, I don’t care how hot or talented he is!! lmaoo that was wild, love it.

15 min is not confirmed but that would be almost 3 hours which wouldn’t be too bad

Yes some people can’t compartmentalize and be objective, I guess you are one of those people.

Was going to give it a 8 but that last ep was rough. Lot of unnecessary dialogue and explanation…

Well the number of eps on here is wrong, it’s confirmed to be 11, so hopefully the length is wrong and it’s longer too!

Happy birthday mr booked and busy!

Happy birthday mr booked and busy!

Yes true! Some people take realism as boring which is silly to me… it def brings a different perspective than a lot of other Korean crime dramas.

And I forgot, the profiling was also used to connect nam ki tae to a few other cases so it was useful In That matter as well.

You’re definitely right pointing out how the profiling didn’t really seem to help too much in catching the perps most times. I think the main point was how the use of profiling could eventually come in handy when solving cases. So in the drama they seem to slowly build on it and then made it very clear in the nam ki tae case that without out profiling him first it would have been difficult to get a confession, as a way to show how profiling can come in handy other than just catching perps.

Some people seem to not understand that this show is about the journey of South Korea’s first profiler more than it is about the cases… cases are still important but the profiler and the development of his craft (and the mental/emotional toll it has on him) along with how it is applied to assist in solving cases are the center stage. I will admit some parts are a bit slow but it’s still enjoyable over all so far. But it you’re looking for a typical crime thriller this is not exactly it.

Indeed ep 5 kind of took the wind out of the sales… I thought they were going to go in a much more interesting direction but nope… anyway we shall see how it wraps up… too bad, I was almost enjoying this as much as semantic error.

Weren’t they both done by the same director or studio or something ?