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The first 4 episodes are introductory. If like me you don't understand what's going on in those episodes: it gets cleared in ep 5. I enjoy the finely honed cinematography and atmosphere. Award-worthy drama for sure.

You can ask Netflix to purchase this by going to the Help section and "request a show". Let's hope for the best.

Damn this is so bad. I'm in the middle of ep 11 and don't know how I'll manage to finish. I started watching whilst airing, and this wasn't so bad in the beginning. I wouldn't recommend anyone to start watching. Personally I'm watching a lot of c-noir dramas and they're all eons better than this garbage. Han Ji Hyun was particularly irritating as the cop, too much of a little girl to pull that role credibly. Lee Min Ki was just doing what he always does (except he was good in My Liberation Notes.) Never ever has there been a less credible motive for killing. For a k-drama that is poignant and everything that a thriller should be, pls watch Children of Nobody.

it did have GL

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maybe the weakest most boring drama special I've seen. And I've seen a lot.

It makes zero sense to me for a father to just vanish from his daughter's life

didn't they say something about it being unregulated aka not taken care / no upkeep by the government

I'm loving this so far. Maybe even more than S1 bc Captain Du is more relaxed (I hope he'll go on a date also in this season LOL he was so funny). Fascinating to the max.

this is not a drama where realism reigns. Entirely different charms.

This was a very entertaining drama special. 8.5/10.

A highly sophisticated crime and detective drama. The plot is fairly predictable, but there's a lot to recommend it. Cinematography,music, acting, dialogues, all of this has a pull-in power that's hard to resist. There's virtually no action, it's all about psychology. There were some Hitchcockian undertones to enjoy. I found the middle part jarring, and this would have been better if it had been 10-12 episodes. The female detective's home troubles didn't get a credible a treatment, and seemed superficial additions. 8.5./10.

No, the first season didn't have this much over the top comedy. It was more emotional and serious.

Nah. There's Escape From the Trilateral Slopes which is magnificent. The First Shot. Lost in the Shadows. Interlaced Scenes. Even if I'm the one of who watched, these are all pure gems.

yes! C-noir dramas are very high quality. Whilst waiting, I'd highly recommend Lost in the Shadows, and Interlaced Scenes.

Calmly paced, sad drama depicting the pain of families whose kids have gone missing. No action, violence, flashiness or shock effects. I loved how they relied on the weight of the story alone to grab watchers. And the personalities and dedication of the police officers. This was very emotional, especially the relationship between Seven and Officer Wang was precious. This didn't end the way I expected it to, but I didn't really mind. A very good, different drama. 8/10.

that's not exactly true. Roms coms are not one thing, there's a huge amount of variation within the genre and good dramas mix various genres. Watch Salon de Nabi for instance. It's realistic.

The dialogues are so badly written I have to drop this. The cringe factor got too big. Casting doesn't work for me, and the adult main characters' behavior is not realistic, imo. There are some good comedy moments. But I just lost trust that this plot and ingredients are going to work. There are so many better dramas to watch after all (I'm not purely a romcom watcher; if I were I'd stick around).

I'm rating 8.5. based on the first half. The last 2 episodes were a little boring.

Black comedy and very entertaining. Bae Doona is so good in here. In some moments I felt that this was the much needed backstory for Moving and then I notice that the dad played Frank in Moving. Being only 6 eps, it's unlikely that this could turn out disappointing.