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Netflix helps a great many people lower their vibrations.

It's a tragic shame that there was absolutely no one willing to listen to KSR's family apart from Kim Se-Ui.

What really got me was his behavior around her inebriated driving incident at the restaurant. (I think most people don't know about this or somehow manage to ignore it.)

I grok how KSR was manipulated by KSH into that situation, which precipitated her tragic course to make a tragic, regrettable & fatal decision.

The consensus is that he will most likely be exonerated in court, but the damage is done. None of his international brands will return, and karmic resolution is the stuff of K-Drama—ie, ephemeral & distant.

In the meantime KSH's tolerance towards sedatives and mood-enhancers presumably continues to escalate.

Besides My Demon? What else comes close? Queen of Tears?

They copied Jason Statham telling Brad Pitt he had "poop breath" in the opening scene of Snatch. It's some kind of homoerotic code, right?

MDL bears full responsibility here. Why even allow folks to review episodes which have not yet aired? Doing so invites abuse. And there is no good reason to excuse this.

Sure, but it doesn't mean the tanner's son shouldn't get anything. Perhaps a fat business contract to supply shoe leather would be an appropriate gesture?

That would be a Shakespearean-level tragedy!

Someone pointed out that the Shaman paper for Han Na Hyeon's sister was white, not yellow as a possible explanation for her feet on the ground. But now—in ep 10—the Cobbler with 'old-timer's disease' (Alzheimer's) also gets to stomp around the office. (OK, the production does give a nod to the floating trope with him lifting up on his tippy-toes for a moment as he hears his name and birthdate. But still…)

Perhaps the most likely answer is the actor considered it undignified &/or uncomfortable to be strapped into a harness and suspended?

I wouldn't expect a ghost to exhibit Alzheimer's (especially after "having his memories restored" with the name/birthday ritual). Also, The rosy-cheeks trope is likewise becoming inconsistent.

I'm enjoying the show and not really intending to nit-pick. But I like a good explanation when rules are established but then subsequently ignored.

The production seems to have mostly given up on the floating ghost premise.

Ep 9 turns up the feels even more with a bittersweet first half and then followed with some great healing moments.

Interesting. So perhaps the ghost father will come back for the conclusion, possess the ML (his son), and confront the Taeback CEO for his sins…

I can recommend The Devil's Plan, which has two seasons on Netflix, with a third on its way.

https://kisskh.at/743087-the-devil-s-plan

I dropped 'Apartment 404' but others really liked it. And I haven't seen 'Busted' (3 seasons) myself, but it looks to be perhaps the most similar to this. And I just discovered another investigation variety show called 'Crime Scene Zero'. All of these are on Netflix.

I was just reminiscing on how much I enjoyed the first two (and especially the first one), and lo and behold I find this. Yay!

I really got a kick out of the character moment when the ghost sister splashed water on her (his) face when she wanted to release her possession.

There is no MDL page for Running Man

Uh oh. She's liable to get typecast!

How exactly did Netflix 'rope in' these two actors? Were they coerced? Threatened? Was it a set-up or a carefully executed blackmail/extortion plot? The clickbait title remains unexplained by the article.

Maybe it was a lame attempt at a camping pun? (As in rope can be used to suspend a hammock or hang a tarp.)

I was frustrated watching ACS on YouTube due to the janky AI subtitles. But now they have AI voice translation which might be a lot better. (The subtitles may be improved as well.)

I'd like to resume watching, but I have a LOT of catching up to do!