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I'm happy to see people finally agreeing with me on this, I was starting to feel a little lonely out here 😅

Another reason the present is more urgent is we know that the US is trying to exterminate the superpowered adults and that the Korean agency is rounding up all the kids in the same school without the adults realizing it, so everyone is in danger and we don't know the outcome yet.

I'm 57 and I loved eps 1-7 and I was bored with eps 8-9. 10-11 was alright but not as good for me as eps 1-7. It's not even about being more interested in kids vs. adults, it's a coherent, faster paced storyline with well-developed characters and high stakes vs. sloooooow plotting in flashbacks.

No. The only interesting ones are Hack/Irin and Nathee/Florence. Everyone else is 😴

I would love an edit of Joowon and Huisoo's fights, like father like daughter

Frank's mother was a bar girl at a place that catered to US soldiers. One day soldiers came in and took Frank away without his mother trying to stop them. Then he was taken to the US to a military compound with other children to be trained/abused in a kind of Battle Royale situation. And then the US sent him to Korea to kill the special powered adults who had been trained by the Korean government. That's all we know so far.

I saw someone describe Nick as a green flag please be serious 😭 I think he gets more sympathy because he's played by Mark who's a sweetie

I know everyone loves Khaotung but Ray is an alcoholic who drives drunk and treats Sand like an escort (offered to pay him after their night together). The boy is a 🚩 just as much as his friends.

Mew is a manipulative little shit, I've been saying that since the last episode

That got to me too! First is such a good actor and says so much just with his eyes.

He also put spy equipment in his car and recorded him! He's a red flag right up there with Boston, just in a different way

I was wondering what that was about, I thought maybe they'd slept together but I guess we'll find out next week

Nick was RECORDING. I'm calling it now that Nick is going to lose his mind and kidnap Boston and keep him tied up in the back room of the electronics store

Meanwhile: "Disney Korea’s OTT Content Team Disbanded, 2024 K-Drama Lineup at Risk of Cancellation" https://kbizoom.com/disney-koreas-ott-content-team-disbanded-2024-k-drama-lineup-at-risk-of-cancellation/

Spy Thriller ‘Moving’ Becomes Most Viewed Korean Original Series Across Disney+, Hulu https://variety.com/2023/tv/asia/moving-disney-hulu-korea-1235704441/

I think the problem is that something that works well in a manhwa doesn't necessarily work as well in a filmed drama. Having said that I'm excited by the preview for eps 12-13, it looks fantastic.

I think her vision was damaged by the flash grenade being too bright and close to her when it went off but it's never properly explained

Honestly, the plot does not move any faster. After ep 11 I still don't understand how the agency works. For you to enjoy this drama you have to fall in love with the characters. You may enjoy the adult parts more but it doesn't move any faster.

They did not and given what we know about his powers I really wonder what the big reveal will be.

I loved Huisoo's story, esp the way she fought 17 people like her daddy fought 100 and how she made Bongseok feel more normal about his powers.