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I'm loving it so far. Park Eun Bin actually makes you feel like she is a psychopath, she's so believable imo. Both episodes I didn't even pause

It was such bad blackmail too lol. What's she gonna do? Go to the cops and tell them that she was the surgery nurse for an illegal surgery? She'd be in just as much shit as Se Ok, more so actually since she has priors

Apparently, the plastic didn't do a damn thing lol. No point on putting plastic down if all the bloods going to hit the floor anyways

The moment I saw him staring at her the first time, I knew he was the next victim as soon as the anklet came off lol. At least she's only targeting assholes, at least so far

Eun Bin is an insanely talented actress. She is so believable in every role and every personality I've seen her in

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I haven't seen 8 since it dropped the first time, but I could have missed it.

First meeting with mom is still in progress, but she looks as mad as expected. I don't really get why they were texting each other in the car though, everyone in the car is already in the know and nothing about the conversation was really personal or anything, plus it would have been helpful to Shan as well as Chong

Shan and Duo are so sweet together. To me they are the stand out couple of the show, even more so than Zhi and Chong tbh

like 30 minutes into his lesson, the little boy is already better than Zhi lol.

Channel makes more money by airing the major event happening next Tuesday than they would airing Ep 12. Usually, they will push the episode to the following week, but instead of pushing it they just moved it up. No drama, no matter how popular, is going to make as much money for them as a once a year sporting event

Some major sports competition that is taking ep 12s time slot. it's very common in SK for the channels to push dramas for major events because it's a lot more advertising revenue and ratings for those than for any drama.

Using the US as an example, if you were a channel would you air the new episode of Chicago Fire(any show, just first that popped in my head lol), or the Super Bowl? Easy choice

I agree, but to be fair she was hurt in the very recent past and her first impression of 2ML is that of a playboy. She heard the conversation with his ex, he didn't care about that relationship ending, and slept with her that night. I think he's proven himself personally, but I can also see where and why she would have hesitations

There's a sports thing or something idk what on tues, so instead of pushing the last ep out, they are just releasing both on Monday

I've respected her ever since she called out the KBS on a live. Don't remember the wording, but basically told a commentor not to strive to look like her, it's unhealthy and unnecessary and she only maintains it because it's her job

I'm sorry that happened to you, but I was agreeing with you and saying it's a cultural thing in China, really Asia in general it seems. It's disgusting, but expected was my point.

Yep lol, and I don't even watch everything. I'm guessing they get like a bulk discount with the broadcasters or something though, it's the only way it's feasible to me for Kopiko

Yeah, there's other benefits for the company in the US if you quit over getting fired, like unemployment, severance(depending on company) etc. At will does make it easier to fire someone, but there are still stipulations to it and the person they want to let go might not meet the criteria

Driving undesired employees out by making work so unbareable they quit is global. I (US) worked for a company that had an a-hole supervisor who always got the "problem" employees that they didn't have a valid reason to fire in the hopes that they would quit

10 shows a year is VERY conservative, it's probably closer to 30 minimum. I've already seen them in 5 dramas that started in 25