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Honestly it's not that impressive- i'm guilty of rewatching the episodes 🙈🙈🙈

Hope you enjoy the links!💛💙

The lounge definitely doesn't call for flashlights. Even i noticed over the course of the last few weeks, he seems to be getting increasingly overprotective. But he's been in BWS team for years right? (Not sure but i think i saw an old video of him running behind BWS during another fan sign thingy)

Happy to help 😊😊😊

Ikr?! I've never really been into idols beyond respecting their talemt but Lovely Runner is making me see things differently 🙈

Sol says that it's her last time because each watch has 3 turns (the dial on the watch starts at 3:00 during her first time, and counts back by 1 each time she comes back to 2022). Sunjae's second watch in ep 13 was kind of like a surprise twist (but makes sense since the watch activated the first time also after he died)🙊

True there were alot of deleted scenes. Did you see the ones TVN released? Think there were about 5 scenes accessible. They were sooo cute too but i guess they ran out of timespace allocated.🙊

Link below in case you missed them:
https://mydramalist.com/discussions/time-walking-on-memory/125229-cut-scene-officially-released-by-tvn
(Not sure if subs are on the linked videos but you probably can find them online)

Ah i see- i didn't know that.

Have they previously shared recordings from that area (or similar). Seems rather odd to suddenly decide to flash like that for no reason.

Yes, the only reason she got paralysed was because of the driver (he intentionally ran over her). Since Sol was only a random target, once Sol avoided the taxi driver and the situation, she was able to "save" her legs (it's emphasised in the last timeline specially that the driver didn't even know about her existence). So it was never an inevitable fate for her to get paralysed (unlike Sunjae's shoulder injury even after she warned him to be careful)

Since her paralysis isn't a major factor in the storyline, "lovely runner" still works (also Sol did "run" alot throughout the series :)

Number of times she went back in time : technically 3 if we extend the fourth time she went back to Spring 2008 with Sunjae's other watch (it was travelling back in time within another timeslip kind of thing). But you can count it as 4 too.

I read the explanation on MDL a while back😊

Sadly it only takes one click to cause hell ...if anything, the press/ whoever was videoing should have stopped recording him while they were going through customs🙊

It's because Sol runs to the past and Sunjae runs to the future to be with eachother
(Sorry it was phrased alot better but i can't remember it exactly now)🙈

You were clear :) The drama uses a lot of subtext so we have to focus on the drama or we can miss certain easter eggs (i noticed that i personally missed quite abit when i watched some of the episodes again/ saw the discussions here).

In my opinion, Sol ended up getting blindsided in ep 9 which was the main reason she started to get quite hysterical (understandably) since upto ep 8, she really truly believed Sunjae unalived himself due to depression- all facts from the previous timelines pointed to it. To find out that the reason why he died was indirectly because he saved her, messed with her completely. Specially to find out that it was premeditated murder/ the driver has been planning for years to have his revenge on Sunjae.

As viewers we know by ep 16, it really isn't because of Sol- it was SJ's fate to always be an obstacle against the driver, but in Sol's trauma fueled mind, it must have really hurt her alot (specially given the fact that if she didn't get the chance to time travel, original timeline's SJ life would seem even more heartbreaking because along with his depression/ guilt over Sol's accident/ anxiety and so on, he was murdered because he helped the cops catch the driver).

I agree that Sol's whole emotional tug a war with 2009 Sunjae could have been handled differently i guess- specially everything that happened in the seaside. But then again, Sunjae is also very stubbon. It's highly unlikely he would let Sol use herself as bait to catch the driver. Both POV's have good intensions, but they could have communicated it better between themselves.

Pushing Sunjae away in 2008 honestly makes sense in a way since Sol didn't know that Sunjae already liked original "sol". To her, she was messing with Sunjae's future too much, specially since as a stan, she knows how precious his "first love" story is to him🙊

💯 - the main reason why the drama thrived so much to begin with was because of the lack of expectations.

The hype while deserved for the most part, should be taken with a grain of salt, specially with viewers who normally don't like this genre.

I personally loved it but it may not be somebody else's cup of tea if they anyway don't care for the genre🙊

Subtext is sadly not for everyone 🙃

Ah right now i got it. My bad.

Guess the writer was more focussed on showing Sol's desperation- how she had to be extremely cruel at times to force Sunjae to leave her alone/ listen to her. She knew her behaviour was really rude (she secretly apologizes to him behind his back). She does later apologize to him.

To us, she was harsh, but honestly i can't imagine how I'd behave if i were in her shoes- after witnessing a loved one die over and over again because of me (in Sol's opinion)🙊

Your opinion is valid but couldn't help wandering about the bit you mentioned about a hated character..

I don't think there is a single soul here who hated Tae Sung if that's who you are referring to 🙊

Even in the drama, literally the only person who didn't like the SML was the ML for obvious reasons but even that was reconciled in both of the main timelines🙃

The only character we were made to hate was the driver from what i noticed...but that's not who you were referring to right?

Guess the success of the drama just caught most of the viewers by surprise at the time it was airing. Specially since everybody expected it to be a simple idol+fan plot but it was so much more.

At least that's what happened to me.
I started watching it simply because i usually watch k- dramas slotted at that time every week. Wasn't even looking forward to it even since while i liked the leads, I was pretty much done with time travel by then.

But the show really took me by surprise- pretty much reeled me in hook,liner, and sinker after the 2nd episode's twist at the end.

It also doesn't help that since LR ended, there hasn't been many equally or more interesting romcom dramas (i mean there are, but they aren't as entertaining as LR to me at least)

So some of the fans (including myself) are still stuck in the LR bubble 🙈🙃

Ryu Shi-Oh gets rejected by Sol

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C8Bg5dFJCoU/?igsh=MXFtcHRrN2VxNndlbQ==

Good one 🤣🤣🤣

They should have kept this!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣


I misread it for a second- thought that the dad was imaginning himself at his own memorial service as a 👻 waiting for Sunjae)🤦‍♀️

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And then there's "shoe holding"

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/Nb9VCpXLPtuNsqd6/?mibextid=JOZb8W

LMAO- i didn't know what to expect seeing your description- didn't disappoint 🤣

Tmai, only BWS can pull off such outrageous outfits🙈
I'd kill to hear his internal monologue when he first saw the outfits🙈😹

Haha yes and no (though you are n't wrong that their love is like dynamite🤣)

Destroy as in the misfortune that comes with the taxi driver that hurts both families (Sunjae's death/ depression connected to mot saving sol in time/ Sol's kidnappings,paralysis, grief from losing Sunjae)