Not yet since there's 10 minutes left of the episode airing. Check back in about 30 minutes to an hour. I usually post a link if I can find one, either raw or subbed so check back!
not yet that I can see! I've checked the usual websites and still nothing. Just wait unless you have VIP for WeTV. I'll be checking like crazy since it technically doesn't air for me until 8:00
hopefully its Jang Eui Soo/Kang In Soo. Thats a hot pairing
ohhhh I'm down for that but it doesn't look like that's the pair since the poster seems to have Kang In Soo and Lee Se Jin, but I'm REALLY hoping it's Kang In Soo and Jang Eui Soo <3
Yeah, the 7 minute special is happy endinghttps://twitter.com/acknyeo/status/1374322762064404486https://twitter.com/manggaetteok96/status/1374322617109377032
OMG THANK YOU! TT__TT SO BEAUTIFUL! GOD BLESS YOU! I'm so happy! I wonder how they became immortals!?
Okay so lots of people are saying that there's a happy ending but I didn't see one at all. I watched the raw ep 36 and ZZS and WKX are together while WKX transfers his powers or energy to ZZS since Ye Bai Yi taught him how when WKX passed out. But the thing is his hair turned white and he didn't move... I thought he died? And people are saying there's a 7 minute special somewhere and I'm wondering if it'll be available for others soon since we have to pay for it. I only saw an Older Cheng Ling or something? And I didn't see ZZS or WKX so is that really a happy ending? We don't know what happens to them. If someone has seen the so called special episode or knows what happened to WKX and ZZS please SPOIL ME! I NEED TO KNOW! Since ep 36 felt like a sad ending and honestly felt like everything I watched wasn't worth such a sad ending TT__TT
Thank you so much for the insight into the music! I looked up the piece and listened to it, and you’re absolutely…
Yeah! It's a beautiful piece of music. I play it every once in a while and I knew of the meaning behind it was intense so I just had to share since it was so thoughtful and had way more meaning for the scene and to most people they wouldn't care or know about it. It was too good not to share and just makes my appreciation for the staff and direction of this show 10 fold.
Thank you for your explanations about the music. I noticed too that in this drama, the songs and musics are quite…
Yeah most of the time piano is just for emotional scenes or background noise but in here I was like WOW! I play this piece so I was super confused since it's such a sad piece and then the content of the scene hit me and it was like a light went off in my head!
The more I think about it and after reading your comprehensive post, the more it feels like we're trying to solve…
I totally agree! It took me a few minutes to sit down and rewatch the scene since I was sitting there like "Why are they playing Chopin? And why this piece? It's so sad." and it clicked right when the context of the deal was laid out. Man I swear I might be over thinking but this season has been one big puzzle that us fans have been trying to piece together! Here's hoping next week's episode is more detailed in the story!
Firstly I'd like to point out that regardless of the slower paced story reveal of season 2; the acting is explosive and much more mature compared to the first season. I must give credit where credit is due towards Sam and Yu in terms of their acting. The mature "cock tale" after-taste of this season is both welcomed and messy which reflects the character's current state of relationship. The writing, although not as strong as the first season, is still enjoyable and I still appreciate the show immensely. I still think that some people are taking things too seriously, drinking on set etc, and other things aside, the show in itself is still wonderful to watch.
Although not original in terms of the parents being the "villains" in the LGBTQ scene, the way it's written in here is more mature. Shu Yi's dad genuinely loves and cares for him, unlike in WYEL, he is loveable, dorky and we can assume he had a great relationship with Shu Yi. Although the way he expresses his love for Shu Yi is misplaced we can tell he's doing what HE KNOWS and thinks is right for his son. In episode 3 we can see that he finally sees how serious Shi De is for his son during their interaction at the bar when Shi De said that Shu Yi wouldn't be happy if his dad didn't approve of their relationship. The dialogue is much more powerful beyond their words and I can see both sides of the dad's reasoning.
In terms of Shi De and Shu Yi not being able to talk or communicate well, I can understand everyone's frustration but now it makes more sense if Shu Yi gave his phone to his dad and ignored/didn't receive any of his texts and Shi De not responding. Although I was angry that the clarification of that blonde woman and the baby was not given, and that the reasoning for the lack of communication was still a bit weak as well as the medication from the special episode was not discussed, I'm choosing to give this show the benefit of the doubt since I've yet to be disappointed; confused, and angry yes, but not disappointed.
Finally THE MUSIC IN SEASON 2 IS SO GOOD. As a classical musician whose been playing piano for 21 years, I instantly caught onto the piano piece that was playing in the background in the beginning of episode 3 during the "dinner" between Shi De and Shu Yi's dad. I REALLY want to emphasize the importance of the piece playing. To the non-trained ear, the piece is nothing more than background noise, however the piece being played is Chopin Etude Op. 10 No. 3 Tristesse. Why should we care? Let me tell you HOW IMPORTANT this piece of music is. Right from the bat the music is telling us how the whole scene between his dad and Shi De will go down even before anything is said. I'm honestly SUPER IMPRESSED with the subtly of everything that this scene gave us with JUST THE MUSIC. Tristesse is translated to Sadness or "Farewell (L'Adieu)" and we know that after their talk Shi De MUST PART with Shu Yi in order to get his approval but there's MUCH more to it than that. American music critic James Huneker (1857–1921) believed it to be "simpler, less morbid, sultry and languorous" which can pretty much sum up Shi De and Shu Yi's relationship up until ep 3; sour, morbid in the loss they experienced, sultry due to the left over sexual tension between them and how Shu Yi was "seducing" Shi De in ep 2 and finally languorous which means characterized by tiredness or inactivity, especially of a pleasurable kind or an oppressive stillness. The oppressive nature of their relationship is suffocating both Shi De and Shu Yi. They both have lost the pleasure of their relationship; pleasure of love, pleasure of happiness and fulfillment and pleasure of each other as a couple.
Last thing if any of you read this far, PLEASE appreciate how much THOUGHT was being put into JUST THE MUSIC GUYS. Most of the time classical music is just thrown in for background noise, but the amount of care, whether intentional or not, is PHENOMENAL and honestly BLEW ME AWAY when it clicked. We need to seriously take in how much impact the writers and director made with the song choice. My respect for this show spiked after my initial confusion and lack luster response to this week's episode but hands down wonderful job~
Exactly!! Why was he in America longer it didn't explain that he didn't meet Shu Yi's dad until after he came…
exactly! And what was up with the medication that Shi De had on his bed in the special episode? They had a reason for zooming the camera in on it and focusing on it but we don't know anything and it wasn't even mentioned out side the special episode. It makes me wonder if they forgot or were not planning out the special and season 2 properly to match up.
Ok so Shi De knows that Shu Yi came to America and saw him with the girl so why didn't Shi De explain it to Shu…
honestly I was so frustrated that we didn't get to find out who that girl was and who the baby belongs to! I was so angry because everything else was cleared up but we still don't have the full story and there's only 2 episodes left. It has me worried if they plan of doing this stuff for season 3. I just think they're dragging on this misunderstand for way too long. Based on the preview for ep 5 things seem to be getting better between Shu Yi and Shi De and they want to try to get back together BUT I would still like some clarification! It's just frustrating that a whole season is dedicated to their misunderstanding. Don't get me wrong, the acting and music is way better in my opinion but story wise I feel like it's weaker than season 1.
this might have been posted by someone else a while ago but here's some sneak peaks into PSY and YZX relationship for season 2 in a MV that shows roughly what might have gone down and how they met! Enjoy this!
me too! it just finished airing on tv about 3 minutes ago so wait about 30 minutes maximum 1 hour and it should…
no problem! I was desperate to get my hands on the link to share with everyone so I'm glad that I was of help! Honestly I was worried for a minute too with the ending but it was STEAMY and I love it <3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTl6VxVLrOc
Although not original in terms of the parents being the "villains" in the LGBTQ scene, the way it's written in here is more mature. Shu Yi's dad genuinely loves and cares for him, unlike in WYEL, he is loveable, dorky and we can assume he had a great relationship with Shu Yi. Although the way he expresses his love for Shu Yi is misplaced we can tell he's doing what HE KNOWS and thinks is right for his son. In episode 3 we can see that he finally sees how serious Shi De is for his son during their interaction at the bar when Shi De said that Shu Yi wouldn't be happy if his dad didn't approve of their relationship. The dialogue is much more powerful beyond their words and I can see both sides of the dad's reasoning.
In terms of Shi De and Shu Yi not being able to talk or communicate well, I can understand everyone's frustration but now it makes more sense if Shu Yi gave his phone to his dad and ignored/didn't receive any of his texts and Shi De not responding. Although I was angry that the clarification of that blonde woman and the baby was not given, and that the reasoning for the lack of communication was still a bit weak as well as the medication from the special episode was not discussed, I'm choosing to give this show the benefit of the doubt since I've yet to be disappointed; confused, and angry yes, but not disappointed.
Finally THE MUSIC IN SEASON 2 IS SO GOOD. As a classical musician whose been playing piano for 21 years, I instantly caught onto the piano piece that was playing in the background in the beginning of episode 3 during the "dinner" between Shi De and Shu Yi's dad. I REALLY want to emphasize the importance of the piece playing. To the non-trained ear, the piece is nothing more than background noise, however the piece being played is Chopin Etude Op. 10 No. 3 Tristesse. Why should we care? Let me tell you HOW IMPORTANT this piece of music is. Right from the bat the music is telling us how the whole scene between his dad and Shi De will go down even before anything is said. I'm honestly SUPER IMPRESSED with the subtly of everything that this scene gave us with JUST THE MUSIC. Tristesse is translated to Sadness or "Farewell (L'Adieu)" and we know that after their talk Shi De MUST PART with Shu Yi in order to get his approval but there's MUCH more to it than that. American music critic James Huneker (1857–1921) believed it to be "simpler, less morbid, sultry and languorous" which can pretty much sum up Shi De and Shu Yi's relationship up until ep 3; sour, morbid in the loss they experienced, sultry due to the left over sexual tension between them and how Shu Yi was "seducing" Shi De in ep 2 and finally languorous which means characterized by tiredness or inactivity, especially of a pleasurable kind or an oppressive stillness. The oppressive nature of their relationship is suffocating both Shi De and Shu Yi. They both have lost the pleasure of their relationship; pleasure of love, pleasure of happiness and fulfillment and pleasure of each other as a couple.
Last thing if any of you read this far, PLEASE appreciate how much THOUGHT was being put into JUST THE MUSIC GUYS. Most of the time classical music is just thrown in for background noise, but the amount of care, whether intentional or not, is PHENOMENAL and honestly BLEW ME AWAY when it clicked. We need to seriously take in how much impact the writers and director made with the song choice. My respect for this show spiked after my initial confusion and lack luster response to this week's episode but hands down wonderful job~
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aByzR4oZPdE