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Actually the asteroid has not arrived yet at any point of the first episode. Actually, it doesn't arrive until the end of the series. The destruction you see in the first episode is a result of a civil war in Korea. (Which sounds absolutely absurd as I type it, but that's what happened lol)

You can see the bright asteroid in the sky right before it cuts to black. So we can assume they all die.

I saw someone below mention that scene of Yoon Sang and his side. But if the cut scenes have to do with that's about, whether a govt tracker or some scifi immortality android device or whatever, then it's actually a good thing. Because no matter what that was about, it would've just been yet another random, nonsensical plot thread to run alongside all the other random, nonsensical plot threads of the series. Definitely not a loss. If anything, removing that plot thread lessened the mess of the series' overall narrative.

Supposedly, Africa and America, for example, would be safe from the asteroid's impact. But yeah. It doesn't really make sense. And its funny how they specifically show what happened to the dinosaurs as if that isnt whats going to happen to humanity here too

At what points do you think they cut his scenes. He's in it just as much as Ahn Eun Jin. And if they really wanted to limit his screentime, there were certainly a couple of scenes that were completely irrelevant to the story that they could have removed.

I'm just starting episode 8 right now, and if they edited out a lot of scenes with Yoo Ah In, then that must have meant that he was in pretty much every second of the series pre-edit. Because he's in it plenty as it is now. And so far there really aren't any moments where you go and think "oh, This would make more sense if there was an extra scene of him right here." So any narrative problems this series has really has nothing to do with how much screen time he has in it.

Im halfway through episode 2 and this is not the drama i signed up for. So far, and i know it's early, but it doesnt seem to be a disaster epic/summer blockbuster-type show. Neither is it some deep character drama. So i have no idea what the hook is at this point. But ill at least fast forward through the rest because i hate starting a drama and not finishing lol

Thanks to Goodbye Earth, Hellbound can stop being the punching bag of Netflix original Kdramas

I can confirm. I live in SF and the streets are filled with zombie druggies. Best to stay out of the city and do your shopping and othet errands in neighboring suburbs instead

And thats saying a lot. Lol

The lead trio deserved a much stronger series than this ultimately ended up being. It's an okay watch, but could've been something much more.

Omg so anxious to see what project(s) he'll be a part of on Up & Above Part 2 tomorrow!

Just watched him on Kamen Rider Gotchard! Very handsome and charismatic!

So happy to see him finally with a lead role in Wedding Impossible. He was great. Hope it leads to even more lead roles! He deserves it!

Really fell for him in At a Distance..., So happy to see him in Flex x Cop. Can't wait to see him in a lead role in the future! So talented and handsome!

Still had some weaknesses, but definitely better than season 1. Though the two seasons might as well be different series altogether.

Or why don't you stop. The only person who had legitimate claims against him has already made peace with him. Everything else was proven false already.

I'm on episode 4 and why do most of the characters annoy me so much. The lead two are alright, but it's not really a fluffy series. Especially with the random threatening subplot. Having only six episodes doesnt help either.

It's a cute, fluffy, simple, straightforward premise. I dont know what some of y'all are looking for when other paper thin-plotted KBLs have higher ratings and not many nitpickers like here on Jun and Jun.

Jun and Young's family basically have them in an arranged marriage situation. But they dont like each other in that way. Theyre basically just besties and will just pretend they go along with the engagement just so their families will leave them alone and not try to set them up with other people.