still holiday period and thats a good time to binge
But it's not Netflix, it's Disney+ though. They usually release two episodes per week. You will have to wait until late January or even February to binge it.
It's just 18 users. In 6-10 hours MDL will eat and process hundreds of votes, and it will be higher. This is how MDL usually works. My bet for the final MDL rating would be between 7.7 and 8.0. Which is kinda low comparing some other shows, but higher than the current one.
After three episodes it looks good, occasionally great, sometimes mediocre and too long. Maybe they should have done 8 episodes, and it would be better. The best parts of this drama are Sul Kyung Gu and his chemistry with Ryu Jun Yeol and sometimes cinematography. I also like some deadpan jokes and recurring gags.
No Ja is pissing me off, for a supposedly fearsome gangster, whose whereabouts have been undetected by the police,…
Because things have become personal for No Ja. He has too much suppressed rage from being deceived. I am pretty sure the entire ordeal is going to be his undoing exactly for this reason.
OMG, I just watched 5 episodes. WTF was that? 😭 It was so mysterious that at first I didn’t understand anything.…
The ML has some vulnerabilities: he was reclusive for various reasons and lived using a fake bank account, a flat formally owned by another person and so on. If you are a common person having a social life, a circle of people you regularily contact (family members, friends, co-workers, clerks in a grocery store in your neighborhood, neighbors and whatnot), it would be impossible to impersonate you.
No. I have watched three episodes, and they may or may not put some insane twist at the ending, but it would be dumb/ Right now he plays an ill-tempered cop.
The Remarried Empress has confirmed its release for November 4. It means two final episodes will be released on December 2. So I guess this drama is set for mid-to-late December then, with a huge chunk of episodes being released next year, like Made in Korea season 1. Which is disappointing.
But Jang Gun Yeong (Jung Woo Sung's character) was arrested at the end of season 1. We saw the arrest was public,…
Thanks for kind words. You know, I watched the second trailer again, and there is a line "jang Gun-Young is the new special advisor of Special Investigation unit" or "of Joint Investigation Headquarters" in another translation. Whatever it means.
Google AI says, "South Korean police and legal authorities frequently form ad-hoc Special Investigation Units (Teuksubon) to handle high-profile disasters, corruption scandals, or sensitive cases." So I guess some Baek Gi-tae's political enemy (Jung Sung-il's Cheon Seok-jung?) will establish such a unit with some vague, but very broad powers. Including having guns.
We also should remember season 2 is set in 1979, the year of the coup d'etat (technically I would say it was a chain of coups in several months) in South Korea with KCIA playing a key role. And I guess powerful figures created some potential manpower/"troops" for the critical fight for power. And I mean literally: capture of critical buildings, physical blocade of opponents and arrests, firefights, physical struggle and tussle. Some Special Investigation Unit is a great cover up for one of those "forces."
They managed to make a banner about the money they found, but couldn't have even checked any box before they put them on scene and start the ceremony. And where did Lizard get so much posters about Park Hae Gang? It looks very fishy to me. like it was staged for some plan.
Kim Jun Han and Kim Seo Hyung also joined the cast, but their roles and even the characters' names have yet to be revealed.
Teaser 2.
And here we go. Kim You Jung steals my heart. Again.
"The worst part of having a mental illness is people expect you to behave as if you don't."
🐝 Bee yourself. Just joking.
Google AI says, "South Korean police and legal authorities frequently form ad-hoc Special Investigation Units (Teuksubon) to handle high-profile disasters, corruption scandals, or sensitive cases." So I guess some Baek Gi-tae's political enemy (Jung Sung-il's Cheon Seok-jung?) will establish such a unit with some vague, but very broad powers. Including having guns.
We also should remember season 2 is set in 1979, the year of the coup d'etat (technically I would say it was a chain of coups in several months) in South Korea with KCIA playing a key role. And I guess powerful figures created some potential manpower/"troops" for the critical fight for power. And I mean literally: capture of critical buildings, physical blocade of opponents and arrests, firefights, physical struggle and tussle. Some Special Investigation Unit is a great cover up for one of those "forces."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X6kxBnz3gA