Xerophytes

Avatar date is so stupid. Instead of helping, they are like sabotaging the date. I get it's funny and all, but at least do it so it can be helpful for the cast. Also, the whole lesson/ppt presentation of the previous cast member was not really useful, it's just so odd.

Ridiculous. Dude went back to his apartment to clean up, the investigator/police didn't try to find him after they were attacked in apartment?

I want to like it, but it felt overtly long.

Dude was hard in first episode. it's already a give away.

Ryu Sung Joon is such a horrible detective/police. And so does his "team". At some point, he figured out that there's 5 kids, and even wrote it down in the board - but he later didnt question the identity of number 13? All along I assume that they already knew number 13 is the culprit and going after, then they try to throw a twist at the end, but the logic falls down because Ryu didnt question why the heck there's two number 13?

much better than s1

Wow, that was great. I'm just 3 episodes in.

Concept is great, execution is not so much, they wasted potentials of great actors, especially JCW

Im guessing the North Korean plot is not going away, the SD card is still a question.
The "payment" of Kim to the guy in the pool too.
Kim's name is still a mystery.
I'm guessing there could be more North Korean spy/operatives that they can have.
Villain dad in S1 should just go away.

Can someone explain to me the significance of the SD card?

We assume it's with the brother of the Kim's friend? I have the impression that he lied to South Koreans or at least he didnt divulge all information.

5 episodes in, and I don't feel connected to any of the characters. -_-

I cant help but to compare with Gyeongseong Creature, which I feel that I care enough for some characters and root for. Even the horror aspect, feels better.

My tolerance is too high hahaha. I thought it will be scarier.

Kingdom is most appropriate

People were calling this scary? -_-

(1) My first impression of the series was it might have an inspiration to The One (novel and British series).

(2) Cinematography and music = top notch.

(3) The series seems to be pushing real James into Jordan's character, so blatantly obvious. Australia. Music. Bar owner. Heck, even Poblacion.

(4) The villain Valerie have strong resemblance to young Claudine Barretto.

(5) Hoping for LGBTQ+ couple representation.

(6) I didn't like the angle that financial struggle angle of the company. I was hoping for her to be a multi-millionaire CEO, but down to earth. Anyway.

That's my opinion from watching the pilot.

Thought at first that was James from Physical : Asia.

Yah, it's on my list, just didnt have the motivation to watch it, since I'm focusing more a lot on shorter series. But thanks for the heads up, I might just watch it sooner lol

They have communication jam, then they used EMP.

And... the guy can use his cellphone? Uh, okay?

In a few hours, after it aired in S. Korea

the special effects quite impressive lol