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Oh, good. I didn't mean to sound harsh, but I've answered that question 3 times this week already, lol. XD

Again, he is not her child; he is her younger brother. Geez, people seriously do not pay attention. Episode 6 reveals that SookSookie (Sungjae's character) is Na Jeong's brother. Il Hwa and Dong Il get a surprise baby. If people didn't get it in episode 6, they surely should by episode 7, when Il Hwa was having every craving for different foods and Dong Il says, "She's with child" to remind himself to be patient with her despite the heat.

That's how husbands act towards their wives years down the road. To think a man is just going to accept every old thing he used to like in the future is delusional, and that's one of the many reasons that I am still Team Chilbongie.

He's SungJae from the group BTOB. :)

Oooh. The suspense is soooo good here. I'm very much Chilbongie/Na Jeong, but I feel horrible about how that revelation went to Trash. No one should have to go through hearing someone else blurt out your secret (trust me, I know). Chilbongie's face killed me there. Oh, and I love Sam Cheon Po as a character; he's too funny.

Then you can edit the synopsis. There is an edit button just above it. Also, just because a group started in a year doesn't mean it had its greatest popularity in that year. "Emergence" doesn't always mean "debut" or "start," but rather can mean "a period in which the presence of a thing becomes more and more prominent." So what the synopsis is saying is not that they debuted in 1994, but rather that Seo Taiji and Boys had a considerable amount of influence in the industry during that year in the Korean music industry. For another example, look at the Beatles. They began (technically in their most popular form) in 1962, but they did not become an "emergent" group until 1963 in England and 1964 in the United States. I just wanted to clarify the meaning of that word because in English, words often have multiple connotations.

But those hands were those of other cast members because even the cast of 1997 have admitted that they did not know who the husband was until the final episode script. Seo In Guk didn't even ship Yoon Jae with Shi Won; he shipped his character with Joon Hee, lol.

Aww Chilbongie! My baby pitched a perfect game! Na Jeong, you better snatch him up before I do! That boy is perfect!

I saw that on a news site earlier today as well. They did the same thing in Reply 1997.

It's not her son; it's her little brother. That was revealed in episode 6. I don't remember if they gave his full name, but his nickname is Sook Sook.

He's really great! He kind of reminds me a bit of Seo In Guk with the lips, lol. I'm loving Basketball; I think he's perfect for the character that he is playing.

Mine too. Though I loved KSH as well.

So I've encountered him in three of the shows you mentioned: My Tutor Friend 2, Bridal Mask, and most recently, Secretly, Greatly. I LOVE him, but when I watched BM, I had no idea he was that little squirt in MTF2. It was such a fantastic change in personality. Although Shunji is my 3rd favorite character in that drama, I absolutely adored the depth of his character and his acting. In S,G, I fell in love with his character (and even the orange hair, though it took some getting used to, lol). I can't wait to check some of his other works out, particularly FH2. Thanks for this Stalker Guide! P.S. The video where he surprises Joo Won is so precious; I love their friendship so much!!

Episode 5: daebak!

Episode 5: daebak!

I've never liked Ahjumma much, and now, I really dislike her after episode 7! What Mi Rae said to her about her obsession with ambition (read as marrying Se Joo for his money) have been my thoughts for a while now. I don't think Ahjumma has the right to cry and say she is hurt by those statements. Mi Rae is right; younger her is different because she doesn't expect to gain those things, but rather than that being a bad thing, I think it's good for Mi Rae to be practical and realistic. Ahjumma is idealistic to a fault and to a degree that I detest in people, much less fictional characters.

This is a bit of backtracking, but I wanted to say that the scene with the Gameboy in episode 5 made me cry tears of nostalgia. I received my Gameboy on November 26, 1994, and the game the boys were playing was the game I received as my first game. My sister and I fought over that game, like the brothers in the episode. We were relatively the same age as the two boys as well (I was 7; my sister, 6). Also, 1994 was a difficult year at the time I got my Gameboy. My Papaw had died in May, and that Gameboy kept me occupied during my first Christmas without him. Now, coming up on 20 years without my Papaw, that recollection hits me right in the heart. This is what the Reply series does best; it takes everyday life and draws the viewer in, and, at times, brings the viewer back to those moments as well. :)

I love Chilbongie! Any guy who steals his coach's liquor to give to his crush's dad is a-okay in my book, LOL. Plus, I really have it bad for baseball players. Like Na Jeong is with Lee Sang Min, I can be like that during baseball games, especially when my oppa, Choo Shin-Soo, is playing. (He's the high school baseball player that Dad in 1997 was trying to keep as a pitcher, Lol.). Is it me, or does Chilbongie have a bit of a rebellious streak? I think this episode gave glimpses of that, and I think it's alluring. Though I am in the minority, I ship Chilbongie with Na Jeong and Trash with Binggeure. :) (Can't wait to see Yoo Yoon Sook's abs next episode! )

I thought that was a great use of metanarrative in order to connect the two universes. At first, I wasn't sure it was her, but when she talked about what the foetune teller told her, I cracked up, realizing that it was her and that she was talking about Tae Woong. Not only that, they kept her story consistent (fangirl) as they did in Reply 1997.

I actually think this isn't too far from the truth, but I also think that it might be more that Trash is in love with Binggrae (or it is in my mind right now). It would be interesting, considering that Joon Hee's "guy in car" at the end of Reply was never revealed by face. I have this theory that it's Trash since Trash's college classmate is Tae Woong's wife. It would be an interesting twist and I love the metanarrative already established.