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Two Weeks Episode 5
Seung Woo Plans to Shoot Tae San's Leg
Tae San rushes out of the door and comes face to face with detective Im Seung Woo. Tae San tries his best to escape but Seung Woo is hot on his heels. Tae San helps a pregnant woman give birth to a baby in the suburbs. He bursts into tears at the thought of Soo Jin and In Hye. The pregnant woman recognises Tae San as the fugitive, but she doesn't tell the police about seeing Tae San because she believes that Tae San is a good man. The pregnant woman shows Tae San the way out, but he is still discovered by the police. Tae San has no way to flee on the cliff. Seung Woo plans to shoot Tae San's leg, but the assassin's slingshot diverts the path of the bullet, which lands in Tae San's upper body and he falls off the cliff.
(Source: Viu)
- Aired: August 21, 2013
Two Weeks Episode 5 Reactions
I love Ryu Soo Young, but his character is making me want to slap him...lol He's letting jealousy cloud his judgement.
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Each episode Tae San will be hiding at someone house and then the police will find him, he will run and they won’t be able to catch him. If that’s the case then this will be really repetitive. That’s why I think Tae San should come up with a plan to clear his name and put Il Seok and Senator Jo under the spotlight. Running around without a clear plan in mind will become annoying at some point.
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If Prosecutor Park Jae Kyung knows that he took the blame for one murder that he didn't do, then why is she so positive that he did these murders? Babo
If Detective Im Sang Goo even has a little suspicion that Jang Tae San could be Soo Jin's father and donor, then why is he so fired up for him to be the bad guy? Babo
Why is the only smart character Teacher Kim (or whatever his name is) and he is the "bad guy"?
At first I was frustrated with Tae San for not just telling the authorities everything, but since they won't even come close to listening or trying to believe him, then what is the point of him trying.
The acting is good. The story is contrived. I like it, but if the "good guys" don't get smarter, then I have a feeling this drama is going to drag and get on my last nerve.
All this being written it still has some of my favorite actors in it.
If Detective Im Sang Goo even has a little suspicion that Jang Tae San could be Soo Jin's father and donor, then why is he so fired up for him to be the bad guy? Babo
Why is the only smart character Teacher Kim (or whatever his name is) and he is the "bad guy"?
At first I was frustrated with Tae San for not just telling the authorities everything, but since they won't even come close to listening or trying to believe him, then what is the point of him trying.
The acting is good. The story is contrived. I like it, but if the "good guys" don't get smarter, then I have a feeling this drama is going to drag and get on my last nerve.
All this being written it still has some of my favorite actors in it.
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That guy who is called the teacher is pretty badass. At least he's smart enough to know where he is hiding...the police is just looking stupid compared to him. He's always a step ahead of the police it seems. I like his acting as cold-blooded killer so far too.
I hate how the police is being so judgmental of Jang Tae San...they are too carried away by their own emotions and thoughts to even think of this situation in a logical way. I mean why are they jumping to conclusion.
I hate how the police is being so judgmental of Jang Tae San...they are too carried away by their own emotions and thoughts to even think of this situation in a logical way. I mean why are they jumping to conclusion.
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