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ok, I ran out of steam after three weeks worth of this drama but it keeps bugging me and I need to know: does it ever live up to the second part of Giselle? or maybe is there a scene with a FL spinning her hellish excuse of a family out of their breaths, Firebird-style? Because either of those would be a deal maker for me to try to keep watching.

how makjang is it?

come one, that's a very distinct line, there's no Leverge without it.

cannned laughter is one thing, but they really did went all the way with their canned oohs, aahs, woohoos and whatnot.

You're right, it is misleading, he's a second lead, I don't know why the synopsis focuses so much on him.

Lee So's so family zoned from the moment he appears it's not even funny.

Started Ice World, turned into dumb ways to confront your suspects manual somewhere along the way. The first part was fascinating though. Everyone's relationship was so messed up and I enjoyed wondering whether their choice of a practice piece was deliberate.

I get it has a budget that would keep a small country afloat for a year, but I still can't wrap my head around how it's not a 50 episode drama. At this point I yearn season 2, but even more so the things in between are missing and no s2 will fix it.

the power of shared screentime.

Ah, I see. Thanks for getting back and for reminding me of this show :)

Lmao, did someone decide to take that left field sense of whimsy from Black Knight and turn it into full blown political makjang? Because I'm very much in.

ok, I'll try it. Thanks anyway!

would you be as kind as to give me the link? I tried googling, but nothing comes up. Can I watch it there without loging in?

I'm stuck at the beginning of episode 9 with patchy croton's subs. Last time I checked, it was marked as subbed up until ep 12 or 13 but it stays this patchy (one line done, three left untranslated) and I can either assume they're saying something witty but unimportant in a grand scheme of things and move on or keep waiting for the subbers to go back to patch things up someday. So the question is, are the subs further on also fragmentical or is it just the beginning of ep 9?

One doesn't self-learn piano overnight.

ah, I see. Isn't this a stretch to even have it in a Related Content section then? It's kinda misleading when it's marked this way.

How is that related to 10 Miles of?

For something this serious, it has the most baffling comedic timing, complete with a crowing sound effect. /What a ride though! What a powerful, grand drama. One of the best.

Here's an idea (aka me grasping at straws): if even Google translate can get it right, maybe the writers were being deliberate instead of lazy? Maybe by twisting the grammar, the title was meant to give off an extra otherworldly feel? Not just exotic language, a language that doesn't exist in a world of mortals.

Ok, the tag list sounds much more exciting than the actual synopsis. I mean, traditional music and zombies? What can go wrong.