Maybe Disney+ has decided to recut 10 60-minute episode into 12 50-minute and it might make sense in term of the storyline/twists/cliffhangers at the ending of every episode.
It's a third South Korean production about noise in apartments this year. It's this movie, "Noise" released in June and The Noisy Mansion from February. And that's just I can remember. Are you okay? Is the noise that much of a problem?
I bet the new female teacher has something to do with the glasses. She might have killed all her partners, so…
I wouldn't be surprised if the homeroom teacher is a supernatural being, some kind of demon who tries to make a fuss in the world. It would explain absence of S-lines.
Or, a more cliched option, she was traumatized by cheating of her partner, so she decided to punish promiscuity in such way. And yes, she killed her partner(s). She is definitely too flirty for a virgin of her age.
does the show have any inappropirate scenes? I'm a minor.
It depends on what you consider inappropriate. Me and my peers watched much more revealing things on TV in our teenage years, but, of course, it was another time and another culture. There aren't genitals/nipples or any real nudity from characters, except some skin revelation (like backs/legs) from noname extras in the intro. There are a few scenes with clothed characters kissing.
Is it just me or is the uncle (the detective) kinda cold towards his niece?Like, in most dramas, when an uncle…
Well, I agree with you. The ML just isn't a really good person. We see he is relaxed about work. His boss asks him why he is late, and it seems not the first time. He sent his coworker to a trap and hasn't even apologised for it (despite the guy mentioning it specifically later), nor has explained himself. He is okay to have sex with his coworker and the fiancee of one of his another coworker/friend. And so on.
i think its both? ever since what happened with her parents, i think shes isolated herself from the world, given…
If she went to school with the niece, she is a minor, isn't she? Why does she live alone then? Shouldn't have the child protection services taken her to the system years ago?
He could be standing there with a shovel, duct tape and a tarp...I've got friends that would get into the vehicle…
A lot of people aren't. You can read about Ted Bundy, an American rapist and serial killer from 1970s. He was considered handsome, and many of his victims went with him voluntarily. Furthermore, after Bundy had got arrested many women became his fangirls and one of them even gave birth to his kid as he was waiting his capital punishment. It's disappointing, but it's reality.
Lee Dahee's character has no S lines on her head, does that mean she is a serial killer, just like the guy with…
Is she even a human? I wouldn't be surprised by some supernatural element. Well, I mean S-lines themselves are a supernatural element in the show, not sci-fi. Maybe she is a demon and it's her goal to make the world burning.
Fourth. The plot is heavy. They sent a lot of messages with just two episodes, and you can pretty much guess what…
I think it might be the homeroom teacher's dealings. In the preview of episode 3 she told she would reveal everything and see the world burning. For example, giving glasses may be some kind of test. Is a person worth it? Yes, Seon A was bullied. But does it mean she is a good person? Bullying is bad, but being bulled doesn't make you good by default. Hyeon Hop is the opposite.
First things first, if the niece really died, applause because it's very rare it happens in live-action. 😂😂😂But…
In the preview for episode 3 the ML talks to the homeroom teacher and he asked her if it was a suicide. Furthermore, at first Sin Hyeon Hop sees the S line of Seon A, but in next shot there is nothing. Maybe it's because it wasn't from her point of view, but maybe she is dead. I am not sure, if Seon A is alive.
Not defending him, but how can he be a cheater when he is single? In addition, so far he's only doing the deed…
He literally had sex with his coworker and his friend's fiancee in episode 1. She invited him to her wedding. I guess from preview for episode 3 the groom will be given those glasses, so he will see it.
I wonder what his next work is, since I don't see anything coming up for him.
To be honest I am pretty sure there is no project yet and it was a polite excuse to save faces for all sides. Either it was a creative conflict about Song Kang Ho's character/the general storyline, or they weren't able to negotiate an amount of work and amount of money. The company said they changed their minds about dividing the show into two parts. Maybe they even have shortened the show from 16 to 12 episodes too.
Delusion starring Suzy mentions Huh Joon Ho as a supporting character. Notes from the Last Row has just 6 episodes. Its filming is set to finish in early September. And Delusion is set to finish filming in August. Both cases fit to so called "2-3 months for reorganizing the schedule" for "Insiders." So both Huh Joon Ho and even Choi Min Sik are going to be available, at least in theory. By the way, Huh Joon Ho and Lee Ki Chul, the writer of "Insiders," worked together in "Escape from Mogadishu."
On other hand, Kim Yoon Seok worked with Lee Ki Chul on "Escaped on Mogadishu" as well as with Mo Wan Il, the director of "Insiders," on "The Frog." So it might be Kim Yoon Seok, because both creators know him. I am not sure I will be convinced, but it's possible, and the dude doesn't have any large project now.
Yoo Joon Sang has five big projects now, he is even busier than Huh Joon Ho. Han Seok Kyu might be a good choice in term of talent, but I didn't see him in a role of a powerful man in position of authority.
Lee Kyung Young might be some funny and kinda cliched option. But isn't he still low key cancelled?
P. S. I remembered Lee Kyung Young was in the original movie, so it wouldn't work.
Why did he took out the internal organs? what was the motive. Like we've seen in mouse that the head was cut out…
Yes, I agree.
However I think there also was a power game from his side. They didn't say it clearly in the show, but they threw hints a few times.
Yun Jo Gyun was an extreme narcissist who, for example, couldn't tolerate people who allegedly or truly disrespected him. He killed Eun-Seo's mother, because she left and married another man. He killed the rude/deceiving client of his laundry/dry cleaning after she had tried to extort money from him and humiliated him. A murder was a way to punish "rude people" and "take power back" from them.
His way of killing was paralyzing the victim by pancuronium, It's also a way to feel power, I mean it's a common thing in BDSM -- to bind/handcuff your submissive partner. Jo Gyun enjoyed them being helpless.
At the beginning Seo Se-Hyeon said the killer treated the dead bodies like objects, things, they were nothing more to him (she didn't know about the perpetrator being her father then). It's also a sign of an extreme narcissist, they just don't see other people as human beings (except their biological kids/grandkids in some cases, even less likely other family members).
Maybe the show's creators should have articulated it more clearly. But they were clear enough for me.
Or, a more cliched option, she was traumatized by cheating of her partner, so she decided to punish promiscuity in such way. And yes, she killed her partner(s). She is definitely too flirty for a virgin of her age.
On other hand, Kim Yoon Seok worked with Lee Ki Chul on "Escaped on Mogadishu" as well as with Mo Wan Il, the director of "Insiders," on "The Frog." So it might be Kim Yoon Seok, because both creators know him. I am not sure I will be convinced, but it's possible, and the dude doesn't have any large project now.
Yoo Joon Sang has five big projects now, he is even busier than Huh Joon Ho. Han Seok Kyu might be a good choice in term of talent, but I didn't see him in a role of a powerful man in position of authority.
Lee Kyung Young might be some funny and kinda cliched option. But isn't he still low key cancelled?
P. S. I remembered Lee Kyung Young was in the original movie, so it wouldn't work.
However I think there also was a power game from his side. They didn't say it clearly in the show, but they threw hints a few times.
Yun Jo Gyun was an extreme narcissist who, for example, couldn't tolerate people who allegedly or truly disrespected him. He killed Eun-Seo's mother, because she left and married another man. He killed the rude/deceiving client of his laundry/dry cleaning after she had tried to extort money from him and humiliated him. A murder was a way to punish "rude people" and "take power back" from them.
His way of killing was paralyzing the victim by pancuronium, It's also a way to feel power, I mean it's a common thing in BDSM -- to bind/handcuff your submissive partner. Jo Gyun enjoyed them being helpless.
At the beginning Seo Se-Hyeon said the killer treated the dead bodies like objects, things, they were nothing more to him (she didn't know about the perpetrator being her father then). It's also a sign of an extreme narcissist, they just don't see other people as human beings (except their biological kids/grandkids in some cases, even less likely other family members).
Maybe the show's creators should have articulated it more clearly. But they were clear enough for me.