little pillow princess

My guess is that someone will die eventually but not Great or Tyme.

Not if he's dead, but let's not go that far (sorry).

I agree with you, but I'm not very well known as a patient person. I really, really try to stay out of it most of the time, but at some point even I lose it.

But didn't this clock mark change from ep1 to 4? I swear, if it changes to 11:05, I'm done! 😁 My understanding is that he's been given time to change things and the end result will be out of his actions.

We all are immature idiots at some point 😁 but I still think that "repeat offenders" should just be called out instead of blocked. I hate to see cast and crew being bullied because someone didn't have enough coffee in the morning. I'm sure, sure that as insignificant as MDL seems to people, production/crew are reading through these comments.

Tyme is definitely not genuine right now. If he'll fall for Great later on, possibly but not necessarily. Tyme knows Great is his one way ticket to getting Nan out, I don't even think he knows Korn has taken the rains on that business. Korn is also hesitant to harm Nan, which is something that needs to be considered, too. Funnily, and you gave me an idea, I think now Great and Tyme only exists in one timeline. But what Great does in the other, his dream, parallel or whatever, does affect the outcome in the first one.

Just my 2 cents. For me, nothing that Tyme does is casual or uncounted for. It's precisely calculated to meet his goal. He was very particular to meet Greet on the stands, get to make him fall for him and get the information he needs. If the styling team didn't screw up, in that bar scene Great is wearing the same outfit as when they met in the hospital, so they might as well gotten a drink after that. Again, another way for Tyme to get to know him and get what he wants.

I read the comments that the way they kissed was "love". I'm not buying it. This is not a high school drama. Tyme has an agenda and he's pursuing it.

I cannot agree more.

I probably used the wrong wording. They're the tools for this story to unfold and continues. And yes, these characters have a particular place in that story so we cannot easily ignore them and swipe them under the rug. They need their time to show us why exactly they're in it. Halfway through the series, I think the writer did a great job, she just didn't expect that people would prefer a simple story.

As much as I agree with you, by the time I need to block someone (unless there are novel spoilers, which is not the case here) I've already read their comments. I think kpenthusiast's point is that this is a mature series and people should act mature about it. It's rated at 18+, which is considered "for adult" audience.

And also, speaking about me, I hate in my guts these fandoms, whatever people call them these days. These should be kept on Twitter/X for all I care.

I never thought I would live the day where we'll be expecting the supporting cast to under perform. That much I can say. I'll sound like a broken record but yes, that support cast is actually driving the story FOR NOW AND FOR A REASON that we don't know what is, yet (let me make this clear).

The only other "problem" is that this series is not your average no-brainer and the story doesn't unfold in the first episode, or how I like to say it - I wrote that script, meaning I know from the beginning how it will end.

I said it before, I'll say it again. It's the unrealistic expectations set from fans for the cast that make them disappointed. Add the impatience with 1 episode a week and that's the result. I think all of them are doing a great job in each role. Yes, I have my faves too but it doesn't mean I'm not looking forward to all of them each week. So far, it's a pretty good series, which makes your brain move for a change.

Eh? Someone wants the actors to have another series and you jumped on the bandwagon, if I'm not mistaken. No idea what do you mean by "set up for drags".

I finally found the time to finish DFF and I must say, even with that little screen time Tonkla had, his acting improved greatly in 4M. It's like watching a different person. And Win is such a babe in DFF, trying to be bad. I'm glad they're given the opportunity here as their growth is quite impressive, given the very few projects they were in so far.

Bitter much, newbie? 😁

Let them be salty, I'm a fan, too. 😁

Ouch, there go the complaints down the drain. 😁 I would have preferred it color coded but this works, too.

There are a bunch of us that actually loved it. 😁

I'm soooo team Harry Potter! Him spilling the beans had me this episode! 😁

I'll have to agree with you, contrary to popular opinion. Life is never black and white, she's young, easily influenced by her emotions. Add the alcohol in the mix and we have her cheating on Tae. Of course, cheating is completely wrong, I could never support it, but showing us real life situations is what I liked about this episode. Also, both her and Tae managed it in a pretty matured manner. Edit: And this story was needed to show the viewers that Jane is not going into a relationship with Ryan any time soon. The difference between Judy and Jane is just what the series is about.