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I think originally, the drama was supposed to have 50 episodes, but was later reduced to 40, and that made the last half so crazy rushed.

Same. I'm really rooting for them.

Solid episodes this week. Loving the melo family oriented vibe of this drama. Sticking with this drama for all these weeks is finally paying off. I'm really rooting for the main leads and the second leads.

Preach. So much truth in what you've said. Sunk cost fallacy and escalation of commitment sadly describes way too many of my drama relationships.

Since the main characters in the drama have a big age difference, it'd be weirder if the actors were closer in age. They've addressed the character's backstory and age difference in episode 2. I'd recommend you give it a chance, and then decide.

The screenwriter of this drama also wrote "Five Enough". I seriously love that. Now I've got my hopes up for this one. Also, this is low-key reminding me of the US series "Younger'

IKR, I can't even believe this, too good to be true. LOVE IT.

Completely agree with you :)

Same. Very overused trope, especially considering there were a bunch of body swap dramas aired so very recently.

It's the other way around. Korean age adds 1 to 2 years in a person's age, because in Korea, everyone is 1 from the day they are born. And everyone gets a year older on New Year’s day. So a person's Korean age is always either one or two years older than their Western age. So that means that Kim Yoo Jung is 18 or 19 in Western age, if she's 20 in Korean age. Having said that, she is still a legal adult and it is her professional choice to be in this drama, so people should respect that and just chill out.

Through A+ acting \^.^/ :D

I hear you so much. As an IT professional myself of over close to a decade, this kind of lazy sci-fi story telling is just unacceptable. I know the sci-fi genre doesn't always have to give scientific theories and explanations, but then in those cases, the backdrop of the story usually makes it clear that in the world where the story is taking place, such advanced technology is possible. I don't get mad at Star Trek for not explaining to me how the spaceships work Faster Than Light, because the universe of Star Trek is shown to be that advanced and that kind of tech is ubiquitous in that world. Here, from the general public's reaction in the drama to the game and Jin Woo's close friends even being unable to believe him, it's clear that its some breakthrough technology, that See Jo has come up with all on his own. So yes, some explanations were in order. That charger analogy is so funny and spot-on.

Exactly, that's the part that kills me. That Cha is going to appear no matter what and there's no even hint of an explanation for how that's possible in the drama, technologically speaking.

That could be the reason. Hoping the finale will have at least some good explanations.

The game is so advanced, it seems like its from 5019, not 2019. And yet, the servers take longer to shutdown than Windows 95? I know its sci-fi fantasy. But even fantasy worlds in books explain the set of rules that govern them, and then stick by those rules. When Jin Woo fell from the stairs, he wasn't even wearing lenses, if I remember correctly (pretty sure I do), and even then the glitch continued. And so it did when Jin Woo was getting treated in America. This server knows no bounds.

The glitch in the game continues even when the servers are down. That Se Joo hid in the game for more than a year and his body just disappeared into the game? If the glitch in the game can only be contained by killing off the players involved in the glitch, how come Se Joo was able to escape the game? Because Jin Woo is the master now? whatever that even means. Also, that's not much of a bug fix. It could happen again with other game players who have murderous intent. The game needs to be shutdown for good, that means. With one episode left, I don't have much hope of having any of this explained in a logical way. Not to mention, just the fact that the game is this artificially intelligent and sentient. I'm all about suspension of disbelief, but this is taking its toll.

Grasping at straws here. I never expected the writer to be able to explain and square away everything about the plot, but it's just killing me that...

Thank you. A+ TED Talk ;)

I'm enjoying it. It's a good family drama. I actually wait for it all week. Yeon Jung Hoon is really good in it, love his character. And I'm really rooting for some of the side characters too. Though you might have to look past some typical k-drama cliches.

Thanks for the info :)