I need Yi Gyeong and Da Rae to be safe...also who is rating this drama?? It's too low
The rating has been there since the start, meaning people who rated it did so after watching only the first half of the first episode, and people who are actually watching it will rate it after finishing it. I hope the rating increases eventually, it’s such a great and unique drama!
Season 1 and season 2 were two different kinds of good. I loved both!
The pacing, continuity, fight choreo, villains, and team coordination in season 2 were more to my taste, but the bromance, quirkiness of the main characters, and humour in season 1 made Bloodhounds memorable. Humour being toned down is understandable because things got darker and the stakes were raised. But I did enjoy season 2 very much and would love a third season!
Other than Woo Dohwan, Lee Sangyi, and Rain, standout performances for me this season were Hwang Chansung, Lee Myeongro (the tech guy on the villain side), Kang Minah (Gina), and Cha Jihyuk (the young cop on the protagonist team).
Okay, here’s the thing. i cannot with Cha Woo-seok. The man investigates like he’s late for a train, kicking…
My Thoughts:
Han Seolah built a little life for herself, but lives with the guilt of setting fire to her parents (even though they wished for it). This is her big secret she doesn’t want exposed. She found someone who loves her, but he ended up passing away. I think this was just a tragic incident. However, the next few deaths of her lovers were definitely carried out by someone wishing to be her main, the only man by her side.
We know the photographer friend was watching the fire incident when they were 15, so he likely knows this secret. The main suspects are the photographer friend and the CEO, both have connections to her past, but I suspect the friend more. He has “always been there for her” but she never took him as a romantic partner; if he’s in love with her (likely), that’s gotta sting.
Han Seolah seems more of a tragic heroine than a sociopath or psychopath to me (like Baek Ahjin from Dear X). The show is designed in a melancholy way, wanting us to pity her. The music, the scenes focusing on her expressions and sad eyes, everything so far suggests melo/tragedy instead of crazy twisty female power fantasy thriller. Everyone suspects her when something bad happens, and she can’t say “No! I’m a good woman. I’ve never done anything wrong!” because she technically killed her parents and lives with this secret and guilt. So I’m not suspecting her at all like I suspected Baek Ahjin, Sarah Kim, and whoever else.
The pacing, continuity, fight choreo, villains, and team coordination in season 2 were more to my taste, but the bromance, quirkiness of the main characters, and humour in season 1 made Bloodhounds memorable. Humour being toned down is understandable because things got darker and the stakes were raised. But I did enjoy season 2 very much and would love a third season!
Other than Woo Dohwan, Lee Sangyi, and Rain, standout performances for me this season were Hwang Chansung, Lee Myeongro (the tech guy on the villain side), Kang Minah (Gina), and Cha Jihyuk (the young cop on the protagonist team).
Couple: https://www.instagram.com/p/DWkeGUjgQ-O/
Yumi: https://www.instagram.com/p/DWkXIiaESY0/
Soonrok: https://www.instagram.com/p/DWkXPOrCVM5/
Everything that can go wrong, will go wrong.
Yonah Kim is the plot 🔥 I’m very much in love lol.
^ Kim Junghyun choosing this role
Han Seolah built a little life for herself, but lives with the guilt of setting fire to her parents (even though they wished for it). This is her big secret she doesn’t want exposed. She found someone who loves her, but he ended up passing away. I think this was just a tragic incident. However, the next few deaths of her lovers were definitely carried out by someone wishing to be her main, the only man by her side.
We know the photographer friend was watching the fire incident when they were 15, so he likely knows this secret. The main suspects are the photographer friend and the CEO, both have connections to her past, but I suspect the friend more. He has “always been there for her” but she never took him as a romantic partner; if he’s in love with her (likely), that’s gotta sting.
Han Seolah seems more of a tragic heroine than a sociopath or psychopath to me (like Baek Ahjin from Dear X). The show is designed in a melancholy way, wanting us to pity her. The music, the scenes focusing on her expressions and sad eyes, everything so far suggests melo/tragedy instead of crazy twisty female power fantasy thriller. Everyone suspects her when something bad happens, and she can’t say “No! I’m a good woman. I’ve never done anything wrong!” because she technically killed her parents and lives with this secret and guilt. So I’m not suspecting her at all like I suspected Baek Ahjin, Sarah Kim, and whoever else.