Hey, I'm sorry. It was doing good until episode 15. I love it until episode 15. You were almost there until episode 15. All you have to do is to end it properly until episode 15.
You know… this was meant to be a comedy, so I'm ignoring the silly hostage scene. ROFL.1. The suspect used his…
Hey, I'm sorry. It was doing good until episode 15. I love it until episode 15. You were almost there until episode 15. All you have to do is to end it properly until episode 15.
You know… this was meant to be a comedy, so I'm ignoring the silly hostage scene. ROFL.
1. The suspect used his hand with the knife to point. The hostage could've fled already at that point; or elbowed him.
2. The suspect threw the hostage to the floor. He was wide open, and the police holding guns were just there, standing.
3. They will not shoot him first? A freaking hostage taker who just hurt a hostage and was wide open and wielding a knife like a lunatic? Okay fine, twisted application of human rights.
4. The suspect stabbed his hostage. Hooray! We can shoot him now.
5. The snipers shot him in the leg. The police still did nothing. They all just stood there. Which gave him enough time to point his knife to his own neck.
6. A CIVILIAN, the HOSTAGE, who was STABBED, had to act cool and be a hero to stop the suspect from committing suicide.
He also had to ORDER THE POLICE, "HURRY!" [Don't f*cking stand there!]
I'm ignoring all those because this was meant to be a comedy =))
I'm laughing not because the script was laughable, but because the hostage taking scene was the silliest I've seen in the 21st Century to date.
Dang. Is she really dead already? But why is everything that's happening still somehow in her favour? She can not possibly be a person who perfectly plotted everything that if even she died everything will proceed the way she wanted it to.
The only possible way is she had an accomplice. They planned everything. If she is killed, the accomplice is in charge of going through their plan, or her plan, by the letter. The accomplice could be reading instructions she wrote earlier.
If she doesn't have an accomplice, and she's truly dead, she's god-level.
Fake Tae Young is trying to set up fake Seung Cheon to have a better job and everything else so that when they…
Also, it's ironic. Fake SC survived. He pushed on with life with his own abilities and stayed true to his principles.
Meanwhile, Fake TY only focuses on money. He sees money as the be-all-end-all to everything.
If these two characters were not switched when they were babies, their situation is one heck of a huge irony. Fake SC deserves where he is, his fake father is a webtoon artist. And Fake TY fits perfectly where he is, he's appearing worse than his fake father when it comes to how they treat money.
2. He was holding it correctly (the label side) then made it appear it was a mistake and showed the back side. It was like “this is how you do it, don't make it obvious”.
I'm telling you, the serial killer is the screenwriter. He's sending us on a wild goose chase, but there is no…
The real serial killer is either: 1. blackmailing them to work with him; or 2. there's a group of them who agreed to take revenge.
For #1: One good blackmail is the serial killer knows where their missing child/relative is. If they don't bite, the serial killer probably said he'll kill them if they don't do as ordered.
For #2: Majority of the victims are either a child of someone involved in Hope Center (or worked there); or people who have wronged the kids (like their traitor friend).
Yu Na seems to be an exception, she was a replacement for the life of Eun Ki. So basically, Eun Ki's mother has paid already and is off the target list.
Fake Tae Young is trying to set up fake Seung Cheon to have a better job and everything else so that when they switch back, he'll have everything.
But no.
The world is blocking all his efforts. He will never have an easy way out.
Also, fake Seung Cheon is truly owning his identity as Seung Cheon. He started pursuing his own talent in drawing, which fake Tae Young doesn't have. If fake Seung Cheon establishes himself as an artist, it's definitely going to be a very bad issue.
The web of mystery just got bigger; and the six degrees of separation broader (or tighter?)
I'm telling you, the serial killer is the screenwriter. He's sending us on a wild goose chase, but there is no serial killer among them because it's the screenwriter. Hahaha =))
oh but also if they were not picked they can't continue the show so if they're too good for judges to train are…
Re: reply above.
Sorry. I was confused, I was thinking of Artistock (which I recently watched) when I replied.
Yes, I think there's elimination in Great Seoul Invasion. It was not part of the rules they were told beforehand, the way I understood it, even the panel of judges is surprised.
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Re: Onewe. All of them deserves to be in the show, especially since they picked ones who are already actively performing in the music scene.
As with most talent shows, and depending on the format of judging, most of the time it all comes down to the taste of the judges and the audience. In this case, the audience happens to be the other bands.
My only comment is on the side of the bands, some of them give scores based on “competition” when they were told to grade each other based on their skills and performance. Giving a low score because they are band is a strong competitor is… well… for me, it's being dishonest.
What I think is the reason they were allowed to grade each other is to test their honesty and judgement. Are they good fellow musicians? It's one thing to be polite and because “it's a competition” but it's totally another to being fair and judging each other as fellow musicians who supposed to understand it.
For me, they're not amateurs. They also have experiences. They deserve to be there.
(P.S. I haven't watched all episodes yet, so the rules may have changed.)
yes lol.... just a hypthetical guess, could RSH stabbing is just mainpulated one?(not sure)
It's my suspicion as well, I think that stabbing scene was a show to give SJ a reason to stop suspecting him (SH).
If so, SH is either the serial killer; or SH is being forced to work with the serial killer to protect his family, and SJ (otherwise, the serial killer will kill them as well because they're deeply connected to the Hope Center).
Asian wiki chap asked how can any juror go out to kill if they have pol protection? Good qn...
If I understood it correctly, someone from the other site is wondering how the jurors can go on a murder spree now that they have police protection, or at least being monitored [for protection].
It's a good question. If the serial killer can continue with his plans, then:
1. he's far too good; 2. knows every move of the police 3. he's not a member of the juror team (more likely, he was one of the audience during that court trial)
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In short: episode 15 ruined the entire thing.
In short: episode 15 ruined the entire thing.
1. The suspect used his hand with the knife to point. The hostage could've fled already at that point; or elbowed him.
2. The suspect threw the hostage to the floor. He was wide open, and the police holding guns were just there, standing.
3. They will not shoot him first? A freaking hostage taker who just hurt a hostage and was wide open and wielding a knife like a lunatic? Okay fine, twisted application of human rights.
4. The suspect stabbed his hostage. Hooray! We can shoot him now.
5. The snipers shot him in the leg. The police still did nothing. They all just stood there. Which gave him enough time to point his knife to his own neck.
6. A CIVILIAN, the HOSTAGE, who was STABBED, had to act cool and be a hero to stop the suspect from committing suicide.
He also had to ORDER THE POLICE, "HURRY!" [Don't f*cking stand there!]
I'm ignoring all those because this was meant to be a comedy =))
I'm laughing not because the script was laughable, but because the hostage taking scene was the silliest I've seen in the 21st Century to date.
Hahahaha
The only possible way is she had an accomplice. They planned everything. If she is killed, the accomplice is in charge of going through their plan, or her plan, by the letter. The accomplice could be reading instructions she wrote earlier.
If she doesn't have an accomplice, and she's truly dead, she's god-level.
Meanwhile, Fake TY only focuses on money. He sees money as the be-all-end-all to everything.
If these two characters were not switched when they were babies, their situation is one heck of a huge irony. Fake SC deserves where he is, his fake father is a webtoon artist. And Fake TY fits perfectly where he is, he's appearing worse than his fake father when it comes to how they treat money.
1. He made it obvious (traditional method)
2. He was holding it correctly (the label side) then made it appear it was a mistake and showed the back side. It was like “this is how you do it, don't make it obvious”.
Hahahaha.
1. blackmailing them to work with him; or
2. there's a group of them who agreed to take revenge.
For #1: One good blackmail is the serial killer knows where their missing child/relative is. If they don't bite, the serial killer probably said he'll kill them if they don't do as ordered.
For #2: Majority of the victims are either a child of someone involved in Hope Center (or worked there); or people who have wronged the kids (like their traitor friend).
Yu Na seems to be an exception, she was a replacement for the life of Eun Ki. So basically, Eun Ki's mother has paid already and is off the target list.
But no.
The world is blocking all his efforts. He will never have an easy way out.
Also, fake Seung Cheon is truly owning his identity as Seung Cheon. He started pursuing his own talent in drawing, which fake Tae Young doesn't have. If fake Seung Cheon establishes himself as an artist, it's definitely going to be a very bad issue.
Sorry. I was confused, I was thinking of Artistock (which I recently watched) when I replied.
Yes, I think there's elimination in Great Seoul Invasion. It was not part of the rules they were told beforehand, the way I understood it, even the panel of judges is surprised.
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Re: Onewe. All of them deserves to be in the show, especially since they picked ones who are already actively performing in the music scene.
As with most talent shows, and depending on the format of judging, most of the time it all comes down to the taste of the judges and the audience. In this case, the audience happens to be the other bands.
My only comment is on the side of the bands, some of them give scores based on “competition” when they were told to grade each other based on their skills and performance. Giving a low score because they are band is a strong competitor is… well… for me, it's being dishonest.
What I think is the reason they were allowed to grade each other is to test their honesty and judgement. Are they good fellow musicians? It's one thing to be polite and because “it's a competition” but it's totally another to being fair and judging each other as fellow musicians who supposed to understand it.
For me, they're not amateurs. They also have experiences. They deserve to be there.
(P.S. I haven't watched all episodes yet, so the rules may have changed.)
If so, SH is either the serial killer; or SH is being forced to work with the serial killer to protect his family, and SJ (otherwise, the serial killer will kill them as well because they're deeply connected to the Hope Center).
It's a good question. If the serial killer can continue with his plans, then:
1. he's far too good;
2. knows every move of the police
3. he's not a member of the juror team (more likely, he was one of the audience during that court trial)