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I actually don't have a problem with the sci-fi scenes. They are clearly mystery based, so we won't know if it is a plot hole until the end of the series (*cough*LUCA*cough*) . I was talking about the action sequence plot holes (eg:- How did the Control Bureau know which building Tae Sul and Seo Hae were going to land on after zip-lining off the roof to get there before they did?) Those are the scenes that make me go, "That makes no sense."

Sa Hun... What a typical old fashioned man who wants an independent, fabulous woman as a girlfriend only for her to cook for him, look after him and not get him to do any chores after marriage. I guess he has something against an equal partnership. *rolls eyes*

It's hilarious. And it's definitely a cool concept. :D

If you want something funny, I would recommend Psychopath Diary or Catch the Ghost. They are both crime dramas, but with a lighthearted touch.

Good point. I hope they give the answers soon. Right now the show is entertaining, but quite a few times my mind goes 'that makes no sense' and I would really like to stop thinking that.

That first episode has to be one of the best first episodes I've seen in years. And the second episode didn't disappoint. The acting, the directing... the WRITING! Everything is amazing!

The irony that he always plays roles that are kind and understanding.

As a HUGE sci-fi fan, I agree with you. It's not about realism, it's about practicality. In sci-fi, you don't go "because science" as an explanation. I have a feeling the writers are those who have never delved into sci-fi or action before. I mean, the Control Bureau are basically storm troopers. They do nothing, and when they do fire, it's bad aim lol. - If the action sequences were better shot, no one would notice these problems, I think.

I guess my main issue is that in shows like Vagabond, the people after him posed an actual threat, in Sisyphus, that threat level is practically non existent. I watch a lot of OCN detective dramas, so I'm used to the whole 'a group of men standing around to attack the protagonist one at a time' thing. But they always have a reason for it: to capture that person alive. In this show, only the hand to hand combat is shot well. The people after them only wait until PSH can defend herself before they attack, and their goal is to kill her. So there is no tension from the people who are hunting them. Maybe because they casted based on good looks and not acting ability. The wire work is not great either. I don't mind the green screen mishaps, but the other stuff is just not great.

The action sequences are very badly directed. The people hunting them are like storm troopers. They wait until their target can defend themselves before they attack. lol.

Completely agree about the action scenes. Ridiculous and badly shot. As for PSH, I've seen her in #Alive and she was good. She fit that badass role too. And I've seen JSW in Stranger and he was phenomenal. I think it's bad casting.

Exactly. The cops, the Control Bureau, the assassin... They just hold their guns and wait... and wait... and wait. There is no real threat from any of them. They only shoot the guns when the people they are hunting have already left, even if their aim is to kill a person, they don't do it even if they have a clear shot lmao. The action sequences are directed badly.

I wish they didn't have so many plot holes during the action sequences. Shows like Vagabond did action right, and for a show that is 40% action per episode, there are too many logical plot holes in the action sequences for the sake of surprising the audience.

After the failures of Alice and TKEM, I really hope that Sysiphus can stick the landing.

If you didn't like the original, you won't like this one.

And his suits will always get ruined. xD

Yes, it does seem like quite a lot of content. I watched Full House, and really enjoyed it, so will try out the rest of the recs. There's nothing better than a good quality family drama.

I prefer the Cdrama version over this, but I agree with what you said 100%. While the C drama version was better in almost all aspects (acting, directing, storytelling, vibe), the main lead is far better, softer and adorable in the Kdrama version. I find it hard to get behind the main couple in the Cdrama version, but totally support the Kdrama version of the couple.

I guess it's the expectation (and the trailer). As a HUGE fan of Chief Kim and The Fiery Priest, I saw the comedy coming a mile away.

This is what I love about Park Jae Bum's dramas. Pure entertainment.