Tomorrow Episode 8 Reactions
idk why some commenters angry at Joon Woong; 1st off he a newbie & not only at the job but age wise. when u working at that kinda job for Centuries, u get jaded if u want too or not. then it's easier to say "we deal with the dead or the ones trying to end their lives. anything to do with the living, isn't our problem...". *********************************************************************most normal people would want to help & try turning to more experienced people (like their higher-ups), when that doesn't work they go to the cops. when all fails, some might give-up, but there others that will go the route Joon Woong chose. the fact he was desperate blinded him to seeing that Jin Ho was suspect. doesn't make him stupid or wrong to try & prevent further victims. *****************************************************************************************************************************************the fact Joon Woong innocent & pure hearted isn't a bad thing, sadly the world & life will rob him of that sooner rather then later. personally i love his character & i am not depressed out of my mind watching this, cause of him. so as far as i am concerned more power to him!
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This episode is, so far, one of the best episodes, and it is well-written. Joon Woong was the main MVP, and Rowoon did a phenomenal job with his characters. Song Jin Ho got what he deserved. Koo Ryeon and Park related in their past life, share a great understanding and have natural chemistry. Park, Koo Ryeon and Ryung changed since Joon Woong's arrival. This episode was such an eye-opener.
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This episode shines because of Rowoon's and the antagonist's acting. The part when Junwoong was cuffed and faced-off with the broker had me on the edge of the seat. They bring out the best in this episode.
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This episode was particularly special because of human nature coupled with Jun Woong’s role as a Grim reaper. Here, we can see the complexity of human nature—to save a bad guy, or let him perish and regret the consequences after? This episode allows for high levels of reflection to be made. Wonderful episode with detailed plannings and details. Also, they successfully expressed the “fear” element in the story, making it much, much more believable.
Also, can’t believe someone rated this episode lowly because of failed digressions in logic. As someone who isn’t suicidal and cannot bear to see other people going to the extent of actually willing to take their lives, it is difficult to even try to blend in. Don’t deduct points because he was trying to be empathetic, what kind of review even is that. It’s giving me the impression that it’s “better to see them rot and suffer than it is to give them even a small ray of hope that can pull them together (as seen from how they ended up spam calling the two grim reapers later on, showing that they have not decided to quit their lives just yet)”. Ridiculous review that was.
Also, can’t believe someone rated this episode lowly because of failed digressions in logic. As someone who isn’t suicidal and cannot bear to see other people going to the extent of actually willing to take their lives, it is difficult to even try to blend in. Don’t deduct points because he was trying to be empathetic, what kind of review even is that. It’s giving me the impression that it’s “better to see them rot and suffer than it is to give them even a small ray of hope that can pull them together (as seen from how they ended up spam calling the two grim reapers later on, showing that they have not decided to quit their lives just yet)”. Ridiculous review that was.
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This episode gives you a heads up Dont stop caring about others. I loved the acting a the feeling from actors. You must watch !!
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He joined the group of suicidal people and yet gives courage to them instead of acting but it just totally sucks seeing him being empathic towards the suicidal people tsk tsk...
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As I suspected, this episode is totally unrelated to webtoon. But I guess it was a nice follow-up to the earlier case Ryeon was dealing before as well as explained how the girl in the prev episode manage to have a gas tank at her house to kill herself. That said, drama really gave us some good bits involving JoongRyeon. Cos as far as I recall even webtoon hadn't yet covered much about Joonggil's past as compared to Ryeon's. It makes me wonder if writer Llama had a hand in providing ideas regarding Joonggil, cos that was a pretty good explanation as to why Joonggil in webtoon always had the dark shadows under his eyes. That said, Junwoong's actions was kinda reckless tbh. I wonder if drama gonna have a scene where Junwoong's real body would receive harm should Junwoong's act recklessly in his temp body. Since drama!Junwoong seemed to forget the fact that he's still a temp worker in Jumadeung who might as well become a permanent at this rate. Drama seemed to skip the Breathe arc as well as Western Sky and jump to the Puppy episode, so I guess that meant they prolly wanted to cover Ryunggu's backstory a bit later. Guess it'll be a while for us to see the Western Sky episode.
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KIM HEE SUN IS SO HOOOOOTT!!! But seriously this whole cast is too good looking. Kim Hee sun and the demon guy HAVE to have been lovers in a past life or sum bc they have too much chemistry. Also, props to that guy bc he's like 30 keepin g up with mommy kim like he's a full grown man. So hot. This show has really taken me by surprise. Once it got into its groove it started to be really emotional. The individual stories have been getting better and better. I think the one abt the married couple was my favorite, but the old man was a close runner up. I really like how they are treating the problems of these suicidal depression. Without endorsing suicide at all, they sympathize with bullying, mental illness, poverty, eating disorders, depression, and more in a really delicate yet poignant way. I will say that I think episode 8 was one of the weaker ones so far. The storyline wasn't as impactful because we didn't get to follow one specific person like we have before. I did appreciate how it ended, though. Rowoon's character is changing a lot and making a lot of hard choices. I think the message that dying prematurely is wrong even if you are evil. I'm interested to see how this ends for his character, as I don't see him going back to a desk job after this. I am most intrigued about how kim hee sun and the dude got into this business and what their backstory is. I have gotten used to some of the humor, though I still think some of it is unnecessary, a lot of it is really fucking funny. I will say that sometimes the tone change from the beginning of an episode to the main plot is a little harsh, but managable. My other main complaint is that the structure of the show is not very well defined. Is it one case per episode? Do they tie together? Why are some longer than others? Overall:great
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MAIS UMA VEZ JOON WONG DANDO SHOW , GOSTEI QUE MOSTRARAM QUE NEM SEMEPRE IREMOS QUERER SALVAR ALGUÉM , MAS ELES DEVEM FAZÊ-LO , GOSTEI QUE O TRIO ESTÃ SE DANDO MUITO
BEM, E QUE A GOO RYUN CONFIA NO JOON WOON. QUERO SABER O PQ DA GOO RYUN ESTÁ APARECENDO NOS PESADELOS DO PARK JONG GIL (O COLETOR DE ALMAS) E O PQ ELE N ENTENDE O PQ DISSO. GOSTEI MUITO DO EPISÓDIO.
BEM, E QUE A GOO RYUN CONFIA NO JOON WOON. QUERO SABER O PQ DA GOO RYUN ESTÁ APARECENDO NOS PESADELOS DO PARK JONG GIL (O COLETOR DE ALMAS) E O PQ ELE N ENTENDE O PQ DISSO. GOSTEI MUITO DO EPISÓDIO.
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