The vlogger episode is completely unnecessary. I didn't like the ending because it appears Kyoko is now the new…
I thought that the same at first but after watching the last few episodes, it made sense that it has to be there. Perhaps, it would have been better if they made it shorter, but then again, they are banking on the silly pop girl group to have a viral music moment... maybe.
I just saw Blind as one of the recommended series. For those who have watched the series, is this accurate, is it "If you like Human Vapor, then you will like Blind?"
I hope these people are actually working with good professional, because from what I know when they have to get into these roles, they have like dedicated chefs and trainers for food and workout, so it's really feasible to drop or gain such weight. As to whether its healthy or not, I hope there are doctors and other staff that track their blood work, etc.
In any case, it's really part of their role/job as an actor. Like Zac Efron, he had to restrict himself and do all these crazy thing to get into Baywatch role - and he did say he hated it despite of him having an amazing physique.
well, he doesnt know that his kid was targeted for bullying and spiral out of this?
How? I still dont get your logic. How can she be home, and a fighting chance, when you have a high schooler gang attack by over 5 school kids and an experience thug? And if by miracle, she was able to do it, how is she going to be at home and fighting chance against a dad who will kill by order from his daughter? Either way, she will eventually end up knocking herself in that concrete or some other way and, it will still end up the same way.
And like I said, there's a reason why the writers place the scene where Kim's daughter fought back against the three girls. They made a point: she is not a pushover, she can fight. But that doesn't going to change or solve anything! Making her a judo champion or taekwondo or Physical 100 athlete will make no difference.
I think you are totally misunderstanding the whole point and motivation of Agent Kim. He chose to lay low, he wanted a quiet normal life - for him and for his daughter. And I seriously doubt, Agent Kim will put his daughter through what he been through and turn her into a "weapon".
well, he doesnt know that his kid was targeted for bullying and spiral out of this?
She? Did you forgot she brought along a boyfriend and like 6 other school kids filming the fight? You think a kid can fight a thug whose life revolves around violence and actually consider fighting a MAN in his 30-40s?
And she did fought back. In that school. She fought against the three girls. And like I said, what happened? She was cornered in some abandoned place.
Ok, sure, let's give this a benefit of the doubt, that she was taught how to fight and miraculously beat the shit out of over 5 kids and a thug. Do you really think when that b!tch girl go home, her parents wont see the bruise in her face? Do you really think that will stop anything? She would 1000% retaliate back. And what then? Triggers a viral video? News?
How does that actually help Agent Kim being in the shadow or lying low?
well, he doesnt know that his kid was targeted for bullying and spiral out of this?
i doubt the kid can do so much, you get a gang of kids with an older thug, there's really no way she can beat the shit out of them, unless you are expecting her to be trained just like her dad? Besides, she did fought back, in the closet room. But what did it do? It actually escalate things to where she end up banging her head in the concrete. None of which is actually associated with his dad being a fugitive.
It's a damn if you dont, and damn if you do situation. If the dad trained her to fight, it begs a whole lot of question that the kid needs answer. It actually requires a lot of restrained on the daughter's part. Otherwise, it just ends in the same situation, the b!tch student will just find a thug or her dad to deal with the situation - and triggers the same situation.
I think he should make more short series. Big Bet was great. And so does this series. Mainly because of him.
I hope these people are actually working with good professional, because from what I know when they have to get into these roles, they have like dedicated chefs and trainers for food and workout, so it's really feasible to drop or gain such weight. As to whether its healthy or not, I hope there are doctors and other staff that track their blood work, etc.
In any case, it's really part of their role/job as an actor. Like Zac Efron, he had to restrict himself and do all these crazy thing to get into Baywatch role - and he did say he hated it despite of him having an amazing physique.
And like I said, there's a reason why the writers place the scene where Kim's daughter fought back against the three girls. They made a point: she is not a pushover, she can fight. But that doesn't going to change or solve anything! Making her a judo champion or taekwondo or Physical 100 athlete will make no difference.
I think you are totally misunderstanding the whole point and motivation of Agent Kim. He chose to lay low, he wanted a quiet normal life - for him and for his daughter. And I seriously doubt, Agent Kim will put his daughter through what he been through and turn her into a "weapon".
or the real one goes back to the world with new body? I mean, it's supernatural show, anything can be done. lol
And she did fought back. In that school. She fought against the three girls. And like I said, what happened? She was cornered in some abandoned place.
Ok, sure, let's give this a benefit of the doubt, that she was taught how to fight and miraculously beat the shit out of over 5 kids and a thug. Do you really think when that b!tch girl go home, her parents wont see the bruise in her face? Do you really think that will stop anything? She would 1000% retaliate back. And what then? Triggers a viral video? News?
How does that actually help Agent Kim being in the shadow or lying low?
It's a damn if you dont, and damn if you do situation. If the dad trained her to fight, it begs a whole lot of question that the kid needs answer. It actually requires a lot of restrained on the daughter's part. Otherwise, it just ends in the same situation, the b!tch student will just find a thug or her dad to deal with the situation - and triggers the same situation.