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Too many clichés and too slow-paced for me.
It was on my watchlist for about 3 years, and I finally started watching it mostly because of So Ji-sub.
To be honest, it was a fine drama for its period, and I really enjoyed the backstory of the ghosts.
I think the drama should've ended after they caught the culprit — the last three episodes were just extras, full of clichés and nonsense 🙄
But after all, as I always say, taste is subjective :)

Haha, now I see what you mean! He's giving that effortless 'masculine yet elegant' energy — very Yibo-coded.

How about Kim Sang Ryeol? I know he's already married, but they shared a nose kiss together (E32) 😂

Yeah I get you but maybe it wasn't that important either for writers to focus on 🤔

Another best drama of 2026
Really loved it
Totally recommend:))

Guess what! This is supposed to be a happy ending drama — K-dramas have proven that they never spoil the big moments or deaths in previews.

Fair point, but honestly with films like this — especially the ones adapted from webtoons or novels — you really can't expect much logic. Just chill out and enjoy the action and comedy :)

Probably because North Korea found out South Korea took Ri Eung Ryeong in, and "66" is his bodyguard, although they easily found the safe house.

Yeah... I wish I could have an uncle like him- my father has 2 sisters

Yeah it's not a thriller but it's a good action-comedy.
In my opinion it's one of the bests in 2026.

This episode was amaaazing! Especially the surrendering part with the white sock — couldn't stop laughing 😂

I can't wait for next Ep
I'm dying to see what happens next

Mr. Kim's coworker
SPOILER!!!
But she is an undercover agent

The movie was good, but it could've been better. That said, the voice cast was incredible — honestly, I enjoyed them more than the movie itself. Some of them I could guess right away, and others felt familiar even though I couldn't quite place where I'd heard them before. And wait… was the GOD on the cat's collar meant as a g.o.d reference?? The way Mr. Joo read it (the name(GOD) → g.o.d → 신이) was so clever, and it clicks even more once you see Joon Park(as the eagle) in the voice cast. Please tell me someone else caught this too.

I haven't watched that drama yet, but I get what you mean.
Sometimes you need an exciting watch, sometimes a romance, and sometimes a series that feels completely real — like "When Life Gives You Tangerines". So when I pick an action, it means I'm in the mood for it. And if the series doesn't deliver the way it should, no matter how good it actually is, it ends up disappointing me.

Drama guide:
No body = no death (still alive)
Scene skip = outsmarting the villains
BTW: What I mean by "scene skip" is when the show teases something — but skips over what the character actually decides to do, then cuts back later to show what really happened.

This series is finally over — and the finale actually delivered on the action I'd been waiting for throughout the whole show (even if it was a bit over-the-top). Still, they wrapped things up a bit too abruptly at the end, but overall it was still good:)

Honestly, it depends on the drama. For example, I binged "UDT" all the way through after it finished airing, but with "50s", I might've dropped it if all episodes had dropped at once — the pacing was just too slow.
This drama, though, has solid pacing and great momentum. So if it dropped all at once, I'd honestly be thrilled — waiting week to week is genuinely painful. 😭

And to answer your question: yeah, each episode is about 1 hour and 5 minutes including the opening, ending, and "next ep" preview.

Harsh but true.
Also, about the tracker — the writer has decided to portray him as a boomer who not only has a flip phone but doesn't even know what Telegram is! So how would he know how to install one?

The slow pace of a movie tends to bore me — but the more action there is, the more excited I get.
Honestly, the 50s felt way too slice-of-life for me, even though I was expecting action. This one, on the other hand, is meeting all my expectations.
At the end of the day, though, taste is subjective, right? :)