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I agree, it's going slower. For instance, the tenants are turning into a filler.

It did have that atmosphere from the Godfather.

Looks like Cho doesn't realize that two other people know that Vincenzo is retrieving the gold under the temple.

They used to be better, but they are getting lamer and lamer.
Best tenants right now are the former thugs turned "travel agents", a.k.a. providers of smuggling equipment.

An episode of betrayals: half-bro vs. half-bro and Cho vs. Vincenzo.
Feel sorry for the union leader who got bumped off. I thought that Vincenzo was monitoring him as he knew Babel was after that union.
Loved that Vivaldi piece (from the Estro armonico?) when Vincenzo was on the phone with the bastard.
Loved the quotation of the Italian proverb "chi trova un amico, trova un tesoro".
And yet again, biblical refs, this time Cain and Abel.
Perhaps in the next episode scores get settled: Giorgio who sold Vincenzo to Babel, the half-bro and his lawyer who tried to reach the top at Babel, backstabber Cho (Vincenzo saved his life 10 episodes ago!), ...

and drops the warrant on purpose.

... "You look like a North Korean soldier ..."
Which is the role he did play in "Crash landing on you" :-)

I miss Kim DaMi (don't tell my wife), man, someone had to remind me!

Don't forget when first Vincenzo, then his future girlfriend, walk on the hand of the sold out prosecutor, who is trying to pick up the warrant.

What's the point for the post-apocalypse folks to go to pre-apocalypse Korea?
If I had to go, I'd go somewhere else (e.g. the antipodes, which could be OK also after the bomb. so why not go there to begin with!).

Honestly, the basis for the series is contradictory: guy from the future is in the past before the event, which would enable him to get there is made. Additionally, given the lousy transport success rate (10%), the @sshole had to be in the 10 percentile. Come on.
Same thing with the atomic bomb, which he has to filch from somewhere: it's big, bigger than 1 person + 1 gallon container (mercifully specified in metric units in an episode). How did he move it and reconstitute it?
This series is becoming more and more Hollywoodian.

Watch out if in real life the guy identifies with his kdrama role (like the Hungarian actor, who really thought he was Dracula).

Not sad at all. The guy with a grudge (the live dog burner) never matured and wants people, who have nothing to do with his grudge to pay. What an @ss

There was something similar - not identical - in a French movie from 30 years ago. In "Les visiteurs" the ring from present time collided with the same ring from the medieval guy, annihilating each other (as well as two cars and other things in the process).

I forgot. Park the broker looks to me like Park the luggage thief mora than anything else, and he steals from the poorest/most desperate! What a job!

Thanks, man.
Still wondering what instilled that reciprocal devotion in Park-2minions (the other folks, SeuJin, Sigma etc. parted ways).
I hope we are not left hanging high and dry by the end with a mess, which is quite common when episodes "progress" vis-a-vis plots involving time machines (e.g. the German "Dark" nonsense, and the not better USA "Timeless").

Besides SeuJin, Asia Mart guy (how did he get a time machine?) and Sigma (and is he Sisyphus, or is Sisyphus the attempt to stop the war?), who else was part of the first group? Who sent them and why?
Who is in charge in the future?
Why does that Asia Mart guy stick so close with his three employees (and vice versa)? That's very unusual.
I hope the author figure out the answers by the time the series ends!

I still don't understand why the war started. Who stood to gain from it?
Can someone explain it to me?

Am I the only to think that the way to fix SeoHae is to "merge" her with her younger self (like the two necklaces)?

Ottimo. Sono contento che ti piacciano i programmi coreani. Non tutti, ma molti sono molto creativi. Obrigado.