The song is episode 7 is performed by Park Hae Soo. The official music video is on YouTube. It contains scenes from episodes 1-7: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gs1DV5CEgPQ
Episodes 7 and 8 were so hard to watch. Powerful acting from everyone.
I really liked that scene where Tae Ju is laughing after learning that Si Young's mother was also a bar hostess, as his bullying flashes through his mind.
I also really liked how they written the scene where Sun Yeong tells Tae Ju that in her mind she knows it was not his fault, but in her heart she still blames him. It's painful, but it's true from where she is right now emotionally.
The scene where Si Young tells Tae Ju that he's no match for him in ruthlessness was also great. For the first half of the series, he was pushing for them to be friends and partners. And part of him probably genuinely desired that. You would think he would hesitate hurting Tae Ju again. But nope, he threw him under the bus without mercy.
this is based on real story and it shows how police wasnt able to find the killer at the time and the tragedy…
There is a spoiler image floating on social media that shows who the killer is. I don't know how it got leaked, but it sucks that it did and people post it without warning.
Random guess... What if the killer is the guy who took the pic of Beom and Tae Ju at the wedding? Any nameless extra could have done it. But they went to trouble to give us the guy's name and then turned the camera to his face and then showed us the lower half of his face as he was taking the picture.
I kinda think that flashback scene will be the only instance of bullying that Tae Ju experienced by Si Yeong. It's the only one they keep showing. In episode 1, Si Yeong was like "it was a joke", so it seems like he was referring to a single incident. Maybe they were friends until that moment. Perhaps the twist will be that Si Yeong was somehow forced by others to do it that one time, and that's how Tae Ju will be able to forgive him.
I just watched Man out of Nowhere. Can any fans recommend any of his other dramas or movies worth checking out?
Guns and Talks is worth watching too. I thought it's gonna be a cliched and boring action flick. But it turned out to be quirky, charming and quite funny. I looked up the director and apparently all his works are quite unconventional.
There is one comforting thought... Someday this will be a distant past. However slowly, societies do move forward, and awareness about things like grooming is growing. Even if he wins in the court on technicality (thanks to outdated Korean laws), he can't win long-term. The p-word is a stain that will remain in his biography forever.
His "contributions" to entertainment industry are not essential viewing; they're not part of collective consciousness. There are artists of distant past who are very problematic by modern standards, but you can't erase their art from public consciousness. KSH is never gonna be one of them.
Knowing that his fame is just a passing thing and has no lasting power gives me some comfort.
That's what I hope for! His agency said something similar:
"Based on the context, we understood it as referring to the condolences paid by Won Bin at Kim Sae-ron's funeral. The informant's wife only expressed gratitude to Won Bin but did not mention receiving any specific help."
It's just singling him out looks strange and sudden, so it raised a lot of questions. Out of everyone who denied connection to the informant, this was the softest one, whereas everyone else is filing lawsuits against Garo.
In my opinion, all evidence that came before this "assassination" story is real and credible. Because it came…
The family did not file a lawsuit against KSH prior to this. They only sued LJH. But now they filed a lawsuit against KSH based on the informant's recording. If it's fake, it's not gonna end well. KSH added more lawsuits against them because of this.
I don’t care about “false” evidence and not. All I know is, there is smoke there is fire. Also, NO innocent…
In my opinion, all evidence that came before this "assassination" story is real and credible. Because it came directly from Sae Ron's phones, letters, etc. It was all going quite well despite threats and lawsuits. Victory was possible.
Unfortunately, this new development was a catastrophic misstep from Garo. It threatens to torpedo the whole thing.
Won Bin's side denied that he knows the informant's wife.My last remnants of hope that the informant was a real…
I may be the dumbest person on earth because I keep hoping for a miracle.
I actually did think at first that the informant's wife was simply referring to Won Bin's presence at the funeral. The way she described it was fitting for a funeral. But then I was like "Why single him out? Weird. You're not a relative, why do you care about his presence there?" So I assumed it had to be something else.
His side says, "We don’t understand why the informant’s wife is thanking Won Bin. Aside from paying respects at a funeral to mourn the deceased, there is no relation to this matter. Based on the context, we understood it as referring to the condolences paid by Won Bin at Kim Sae-ron's funeral. The informant's wife only expressed gratitude to Won Bin but did not mention receiving any specific help."
Is it possible that it's just a misunderstanding? That the wife WAS referring to the funeral and never meant receiving personal help from him? In this scenario, she can still be legit, with a serious case of "misspoke".
I guess I'm in the process of grieving that Sae Ron's case died because Garo fell for a con job...
It is astonishing that people believe such an obviously made fake. If there are already at least three different…
"proves that they have nothing more substantial and never had"
Just because the newest recording might be fake doesn't mean that earlier evidence is fake too. The new one came from external source. All previous evidence came from Sae Ron's personal belongings, her phones and laptops.
It's also available on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7icd7QiHU67dijWJ2tE09G
I really liked that scene where Tae Ju is laughing after learning that Si Young's mother was also a bar hostess, as his bullying flashes through his mind.
I also really liked how they written the scene where Sun Yeong tells Tae Ju that in her mind she knows it was not his fault, but in her heart she still blames him. It's painful, but it's true from where she is right now emotionally.
The scene where Si Young tells Tae Ju that he's no match for him in ruthlessness was also great. For the first half of the series, he was pushing for them to be friends and partners. And part of him probably genuinely desired that. You would think he would hesitate hurting Tae Ju again. But nope, he threw him under the bus without mercy.
His "contributions" to entertainment industry are not essential viewing; they're not part of collective consciousness. There are artists of distant past who are very problematic by modern standards, but you can't erase their art from public consciousness. KSH is never gonna be one of them.
Knowing that his fame is just a passing thing and has no lasting power gives me some comfort.
"Based on the context, we understood it as referring to the condolences paid by Won Bin at Kim Sae-ron's funeral. The informant's wife only expressed gratitude to Won Bin but did not mention receiving any specific help."
It's just singling him out looks strange and sudden, so it raised a lot of questions. Out of everyone who denied connection to the informant, this was the softest one, whereas everyone else is filing lawsuits against Garo.
Unfortunately, this new development was a catastrophic misstep from Garo. It threatens to torpedo the whole thing.
I actually did think at first that the informant's wife was simply referring to Won Bin's presence at the funeral. The way she described it was fitting for a funeral. But then I was like "Why single him out? Weird. You're not a relative, why do you care about his presence there?" So I assumed it had to be something else.
His side says, "We don’t understand why the informant’s wife is thanking Won Bin. Aside from paying respects at a funeral to mourn the deceased, there is no relation to this matter. Based on the context, we understood it as referring to the condolences paid by Won Bin at Kim Sae-ron's funeral. The informant's wife only expressed gratitude to Won Bin but did not mention receiving any specific help."
Is it possible that it's just a misunderstanding? That the wife WAS referring to the funeral and never meant receiving personal help from him? In this scenario, she can still be legit, with a serious case of "misspoke".
I guess I'm in the process of grieving that Sae Ron's case died because Garo fell for a con job...
My last remnants of hope that the informant was a real deal just died.
Just because the newest recording might be fake doesn't mean that earlier evidence is fake too. The new one came from external source. All previous evidence came from Sae Ron's personal belongings, her phones and laptops.