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Yes please make it happen, love this plot

Forbes article on Typhoon Family (Full). A very good read. PD said the the energetic scenes (loan shark case?) was directed by another director, no wonder the vibe was different.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/joanmacdonald/2025/11/01/typhoon-family-director-celebrates-courage-amid-a-crisis/

I hope to see him again. That character was charismatic, his dynamics with Taepoong was great too.

The most heartfeel moment in EP7 was Ko MaJin [Sales manager] and his father. The relationships in this drama was so natural and relatable, even supporting roles were well written.

Genie is Netflix original, promotion level is different. Plus it's romance genre. Typhoon's genre isn't a popular one for Netflix, got Top 10 in weekly chart is good already imo.

Love this scene. The way TaePoong swept the car window glasses with the shoe was sexy.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DQRrKYbCU5X/?hl=en

tbh I watch more variety shows than dramas these days, but I've been following this drama ever since the trailer came out. It gave me different feels from recent K dramas.

Yeah the reason this drama has 'Family' tag in instead of 'Romance'. I think they will get marry and even have kids and work together to build the company. They work while romancing haha.

Its trending in X though, have seen quite a number of hit tweets.

yes natural and organic, not something dramatic.

The villain part could be better written. I don't mind there is other villain or rival to ally trope vs another villain.

Isn't selling of fabrics taken as a win for ML vs Pyo (ep3)? He got some money out of the deal to continue the business. The Shoe park story has not yet finished.

agreed haha

The business world view in this drama is realistic, no business can always win. Starting a business is never easy, there is ups and downs and learning process.

He took the patent from Shoe Park as guarantee, he learnt this from the Logistics company owner.

Taepoong was a quick learner.

The way Taepoong thought he was paralyzed 😂. Love the little comedy and lovey-dovey at the beginning of today's episode.

Isn't it a proof of good acting that make you unrecognise him from previous dramas? Kang Taepoong was a carefree spoiled brat who went clubbing every night before the crisis hit, I don't think a full face dark skin construction worker image in JBL fits the role.

High for EP3 on cable TV

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