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yep, I realize it doesn't make full sense, the why I can't figure out either. The usual k-drama formula really might not be applicable here. We'll just have to wait and find out

It would be so bone-chilling and different route for a drama to take, if it is real. But this type of story can easily go overboard, it has to be done right, while keeping the plot-line believable. I think it's too early-on for such a reveal, so I think personally this is just a red-herring, but something like this might happen later on

Close to that. Runtime for episode 4 is 1 hour 13 min, all episodes might not be 1 hr 25 min long

Moo Chi is putting on a show just like he proposed in his briefing, the kid in the mask that we saw with Ba Reum in the teaser is not the actual kidnapped child, but a ploy Moo Chi came up with to make the killer lose his mind. They can't expect the killer to send in proof of life that quickly during a live broadcast, they have a fake poof of life planned out.

I'm not ruling out Ba Reum being a 2nd psychopath, but it's too early on in a 20 episode drama for that to be revealed and if JBR goes down that path, I would expect there to be a bigger trigger. Even if JBR has split personality, just feels too early in the drama to reveal it. Also, k-drama teasers are on-purpose misleading to create hype all the time, even for family and romance genres. Never trust a k-drama teaser.

Theory about next week's teaser....

Hahaha XD

Tae Sul's wardrobe is a reflection of him being an aloof Tech CEO with swag aplenty, like he's too genius to care about showing up all suited up. That's the gist I got, specially from the 1st episode.

Forget expiry date, they should be radiation contaminated. The air isn't breathable, but sure, the ancient bag of chips is all good

I know right, it was such a face palm moment. Even if a bag of chips somehow survived the nuclear apocalypse, it should be radiation contaminated, not to mention way, way, way past its best use date. Even without a nuclear apocalypse, the wrapper should show signs of aging; with nuclear apocalypse, it should all be nuclear dust..... Anyways, all I'm saying is that it is mind boggling, why the production doesn't pay attention to these details T_T

Vincenzo was expecting it. He said they might mess with the witnesses in some other way. It's just that Vincenzo and team wasn't able to do anything to stop it, like they could have kept the witnesses in a hotel or other safe place and not let them roam around. I blame the 20-episode drama arch for this. The villains are going to win some and then our heroes will make some gains and so on and so forth, I suspect this kind of win-lose-win pattern might occur for a while, for the drama to last 20 episodes.

That would be funny, if they actually tried that. I read they are re-shooting all On Dal scenes. Must be quite the ordeal for the production crew and cast, they were 95% done already, my sympathies with all parties involved.

I have the same apprehensions, was remembering Time, when Kim Jung Hyun's role needed to be cut short due to health reasons, the drama wasn't the same anymore. Of course not blaming Kim Jung Hyun in the least, any person's health should come above their work.... Anyways, hoping things will work out well for RWtMR

In my humble opinion, Na In Woo already got the break of his life in Mr. Queen, played his role to perfection. Hoping he'll be a great fit here. Na In Woo, Fighting! :)

I feel like in Legend of Yunxi, his character was supposed to be stiff on purpose, given all the hardships he had went through, how few people he could trust and the crazy court drama he was constantly surrounded by

I hear you, the FL taking her mask off bothered me so much, she should have been more careful. The squad in the other vehicle should have taken off their protective gear, it stood out too much. Also. they lingered infront the burning building to watch the flames catch-on for way too long *face palm*. They should have pulled out of there, the second the fire was started. Also, did Vincenzo really have to use his lighter and leave it behind as evidence

Personally, I'm gratefully that I was 100% expecting him to be the villain, lots of people in the comment section here had figured it out. I could mentally prepare myself in advance. Otherwise, I would have been completely crushed, being an Ok Taec Yeon fan. Knowing the reveal, I could enjoy the over the top dorkiness of his character so far, while at the same time pondering at the level of duplicity and sneakiness involved

Yep, I think he does really like her. In next week's preview, he says: "Sunbae, I can't keep going easy on you", implying he has a soft spot for her. The thing that makes my head really spin is this character's level of dorky acting, when being that evil, just wow

I have the same concern, hoping writer-nim has got a lot of plot twists up their sleeve and will keep us engaged, while continue to make us suspicious of everyone... Fighting!

There could be a lot of other victims in the 20 years in-between, considering all the emphasis on the missing person cases. Also, the immigrant murder or missing person cases Han Joo Won was working on in Foreign Affairs are somehow linked to the Manyang killings, which seems to be the reason why HJW has gotten himself transferred to the substation.

Agreed, there could be a lot of different explanations for the ending of 2nd episode. For example the killer left the fingers at Dong Shik's place or somewhere else that would make him look like the prime suspect again and that last scene was him moving the evidence and this would explain why he was so out of it that whole night including at team dinner.