Nothinggggh

12 Episodes, 28 whenever guests, full of laughter, entertainment and emotions....
Waiting for season 3 with new games....

It might look as an excuse, but they can't do anything about that as they have to end filming as it scheduled.

LXQ???

Yoo MC's will be back with a new season in May

Well they can't stick to original novel, its wild.

They rushed the ending due to packed schedule...

Infidelity is not only about physical intimacy, deep emotional connection with someone outside the relationship is also considered cheating....

It is flop in South Korea,
What you call a successful show is definitely a good storyline and good watching experience, but in the case of high budget show viewership matters.
This is what you call a successful show.
1. Queen Of Tears- started with 5.9% and reached ratings of 24.8% (10.964% on its third week).
2. Crash Landing On You- started with 6.074% and reached 21.7% (8.730% on its third week)
3. Mr. Sunshine - 18.1% (10.835% on its third week)
4. Mr. Queen - 17.4% (11.337% on its third week)
5. Crash Course In Romance - 17% (9.145% on its third week)
Normal weekend shows like "The Midnight Romance In Hagwon had decent ratings than this, its started with 5.169% nationwide, (4.231% on its third week) hold decent rating till its run and reached 6.596% on the finale episode".

Writer said that due to limited time and packed schedule they rushed the ending...

Is it getting better? I'll wait until all episodes are out.

Even Yoo Yeon Seok is not satisfied with the whole argan sequence...

So Soo Bin - Last Chance

At the end they are just business partner, they will only do it if there is profit, and in Korea all profit will go to MBC...

I really wished that they made it 14 episode instead of 12, writer Kim Ji Woon had vision for the Argan sequence. https://x.com/woovelyfan/status/1879414485833900184

I am at second episode, Seok Ji Won and Yun Ji Won teenage self were acting more mature than they are are now. Two adults bickering like kids, and I am loving it.

Netflix*

That's why MBC didn't addressed the issue of mistranslation by Netflix, because MBC is not responsible for any other language except Korean.

Yes Love Scout is on Netflix, SBS recently partnered up with Netflix, maximum shows that are being broadcast under SBS will be on Netflix too...

Netflix only has rights for its international release, For Korea it is MBC who has all the rights.

But sci-fi is not something that is popular among older generation.