JEC excels at portraying detectives who are practical to a fault and have a hard edge to them but are fundamentally good people with a soft side for those they care about. First in The Guest and now here too
I was hoping for more insight into Hye-ra's backstory, it seems like we will get something. I liked this case too, it did keep me guessing and there was a genuine suspense. Very excited now for the upcoming eps, it's going to be so damn hard to wait the week out
i think the ratings were 8.5/+ but after taeri won the best actress award (i assume it's the title of the award…
It reminded me of that too lol, with everyone going crazy, only diff I'd say that IU didn't really do/say anything negative or encourage it thankfully unlike Yurim who was being a sore loser about it and not even apologizing. She was lucky Heedo was head over heels for her
I don't think past lovers, it seems like she encountered him on a case before and couldn't catch him, and probably…
Hmmm didn't notice that, I just thought it was to show that she did have a soft side apart from being the practical workaholic. But it could be the case
6 episodes in yet to see expressions on the FL's face. It is really distracting to see her wooden face with no…
Her character is like that. She isn't an expressive person and so far no situation has arisen yet that would evoke an emotional reaction out of her. I'm sure that won't be the case for all episodes.
seeing ep6 preview im more sure than ever that the villain and FL is connected, most likely past lovers
I don't think past lovers, it seems like she encountered him on a case before and couldn't catch him, and probably carries guilt or regret regarding that, based on the last scene in the episode
strong females who have unprotected sex with other men while their decent devoted husband waits at home because…
So well written, this deserves an award. The characters aren't morally perfect, they make several mistakes and questionable choices like all of us do. What makes them inspiring is their ability to get knocked down again and again, bear the consequences for their choices, and still continue to fight for what is right.
Copypasting the same reply everywhere lol. Logically, sexually exploiting young people at an industrial scale is a bigger crime than cheating for anyone with half a brain cell. So get over yourself.
the incels are alread in the comments. We need more shows about this topic! I hope there will be another season
Yup, people clutching their pearls. It's expected though, a lot of ppl don't have the maturity to handle such brutal portrayals stripped of all idealism or cinematic license
guess I should just stop reading comments. people who always want fairy tale endings, doesn't know how real world…
Exactly. In real life, if such a thing happened, you only have to look at what's going in the world right now *cough* Epstein *cough* to see that the ending is realistic. Powerful people rarely get punished for their crimes, especially when it's a crime of this nature, and evil people are rarely held accountable. Despite that it's still important to continue fighting. Sometimes battles are fought not to win but to let it be known that there was someone fighting.
Episode 11 had me going. I was ticked all around. Baek Tae J's analogy that he developed Connect In to take revenge…
I actually felt that it was consistent with Shin-jae's character to do that. Since the beginning she was portrayed as someone who was relatively rational and pragmatic as opposed to the other two who were driven by their emotions and past trauma, and also the one who protected and kept them safe while they ran off doing crazy things due to her money and power. She realized that there was no other way to do this, and honestly however morally questionable her decision was, it still accomplished more than the either two were able to so far and ultimately led to their somewhat victory
I enjoyed this, but the ending was disappointing for me, so much was left unsaid. this comment section was a lot…
This comment section is actually the biggest proof of what the drama shows. The victim-blaming mentality and the dismissive attitude people have towards a pathetic crime like sexual exploitation