Now that some brands have started filing lawsuits, the floodgates should open. Needless to say, this makes it even less likely that Disney+ will touch Knock Off with a ten-feet pole.
In the end I think I enjoyed this more than S1, despite missing Choi Hyunwook. One major reason was that I actually enjoyed the antagonists. I adored Bae Nara in this, and I really liked Lee Junyoung and Yoo Soobin too. Whereas in S1 I spent the final episodes in murderous rage because of Beomseok, whose face was so punchable, and whose betrayal was so awful, it basically made me want to set myself on fire.
I also loved Sieun's friend group. Gotak and Juntae, my babies! Overall the character work felt better and more ambitious, and together all of them managed to fill the void left by Suho for me.
I'd happily spend another 8 episodes with these guys a year or two from now.
Not as good as 1 because that was as close to perfect as you can get but still enjoyable. Seong je was a stand…
Interesting - Seongje was actually the least memorable to me. There was no emotional hook like with Baekjin nor a redemption arc like with Hyoman. He was just there, disappeared for a bit, then there again. The character's look was cool, but I felt no connection to him or his arc.
Not listed here for some reason but he will be in Kang Haneul and Go Minsi’s upcoming drama Tastefully Yours.
Are you sure you're not mixing him up with Yoo Soo Bin who's also in WHC2? Not that they look anything alike, but he'll be in Tastefully Yours; I've not heard anything about Bae Na Ra being in it.
Even if this drama sees the light of day, imagine how low the ratings will be solely due to him being in it
Disney+ struggle in the best of times to get eyeballs on their dramas, and the nightmare with trying to promote/market this drama anytime soon surely wouldn't help them.
If anyone's curious about the quote at the start of episode 1, it's from The Catcher in the Rye, famously the part of the novel where Holden Caulfield explixitly mentions the title of the book. One of the most well-known alienated fictional teens, struggling to find his place in the world, it did feel fitting.
Did netflix make this season? I mean is the director and scriptwriter is the same or they changed it? Maybe that’s…
Same director and writer - Yoo Su Min. But it's not meant to feel like S1. It's a new setting, a new chapter of Sieun's story. The director used a different color palette for this season, for instance, and obviously the characters and dynamics are different too, by design.
FINALE SPOILER BELOWWWW . . . . The scene with Suho in the finale was everything I wanted and so well acted by Hyunwook and Jihoon. Now that I know that, I can start watching from the beginning. 🫶
21st may to 4th June with 11 episodes ,this doesn't make sense according to Disney weekly released plans
"Nine Puzzles will be available exclusively on Disney+, with six episodes releasing on May 21, followed by three on May 28, and the final two on June 4, for a total of eleven episodes."
Needless to say, this makes it even less likely that Disney+ will touch Knock Off with a ten-feet pole.
I also loved Sieun's friend group. Gotak and Juntae, my babies! Overall the character work felt better and more ambitious, and together all of them managed to fill the void left by Suho for me.
I'd happily spend another 8 episodes with these guys a year or two from now.
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The scene with Suho in the finale was everything I wanted and so well acted by Hyunwook and Jihoon. Now that I know that, I can start watching from the beginning. 🫶