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Good points. I think WTSG setting itself in the present with primitive space technology was in total conflict with the premise of k-drama in space. Among other things of course. It was a total train wreck. I also stopped after part 2, the writing was on the wall.

True. I can't believe how cynical I've become *. Whoever funds this web site's making sure we don't forget him in between projects.

* I'm not getting past Kim Sae-ron. By the time I do I'll have moved on. I'll stop commenting.

What?

I suddenly got hopeful that one of them had withdrawn, it's a bad pairing. IU deserves to work with A-players. No offence, this guy's good, but he's a B-player.

I never insult people for that reason. I write based on how I feel about their comments, maybe if they're pointless, unconstructive, virtue signalling, whatever it may be. I can't stand pointless waffle. People use words for impact, there's no need for caveats, disclaimers, explanations - when someone refers to KSH as a pedo they get their point across and their disdain, all in one word.

The op had no point to begin with

It's going to tank, sounds rubbish. How patronising to the people of SK to churn out another lazy gumiho feature with lazy casting that puts familiar faces on the poster, but quite thoughtless - I can't envisage any rapport between these two.

Yay, I haven't seen him for hours!

I hope that was the case. She got fired from her job though, once she was identified. Do we know that journalist, do you have their profile to hand?

Thanks - this is a comment section where the everyday meanings of words are used. Only a**holes quibble over terms on here.

If the police or a proper reporter investigated him, they might find a trail of such cases, dead bodies and ruined careers behind him. Maybe someone's already on the case, someone like the founder of Garosero who was onto something before his demise. I never accept suicide verdicts at face value.

But you read it and even commented on it. What sort of idiot would identify a piece of shit on the road, then step in it? Go away.

Yeah, your definition is wrong, where did you read that? The gaslighting dictionary?

Listen to yourself. Who are you?
"I just hope they reflect on their own past decisions"
Their child died, they're reflecting on the last 25 years in agony, they're trapped in that reflection for the rest of their lives, you moron.

Hmm. It sounds like you don't trust your children at all. With the limited knowledge we have about the family dynamic and circumstances, should we make judgements? Generally parents don't talk like that about other parents - it always comes back to bite us and it makes us look shallow and snobby in front of our friends. To talk like that about bereaved parents is a total faux pas. Are you a parent really - you need to qualify your opinion on parenting? Why? If you're a parent, you wouldn't feel the need to announce it - you'd have enough confidence to know what you're talking about and make a constructive point. If someone challenges you, then maybe you'd say you have personal experience of parenting a famous teenage actress - but even then, you should use a good argument to convince others rather than waving your credentials to force acceptance of your opinion.

I must have missed that... you mean that nonsense story about Kim Sae-ron's mother being worried about Kim Soo-hyun's mental state? I remember seeing it right at the beginning.

You're right, they're not looking for a criminal conviction. It's an apology and culpability they want. Regardless of the law, it's as indecent in South Korea as any other civilised country for a 27 year old man to groom a 14 year old girl.

If KSR was still with us, she'd have information of actual criminality that may have taken place, and her word on it may have been enough. After all, consent is a word that's up for interpretation, more so when the party is a child. Children are more suggestible than adults, for example.

Other issues like harassment are at play, and the media campaign - once those are tied to a party there could be legal ramifications. It cost a life.

Noted.

Right. That sounds like one of Lee Jin-ho's stories.

What happened after her dui?