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You forgot to mention the flash-forwards (aka previews) at the end of the episode. Also, Spoilers!

I blame the cinematographer. Long-lens cameras always compress distances. Lots of chase scenes in many productions suffer from it. She was probably closer to 1000 meters away than 100.

FYI, Ep 5 is now available in my region. This ep's runtime is a little longer—1:08, like the pilot (the others were about an hour). Also SBS airs this with commercial breaks (20-25 minutes). Netflix drops episodes only after they have completed airing on their domestic partner networks.

To clarify, the new 66 number is the old 66's younger brother (and not AK/73's younger brother)

Put everything else on hold and thank me later.

It's streaming now!

OK, thanks!
I always thought that a show should be able to make sense on its own without the audience having to read a book (or manhwa) first.

This was all in the pilot episode? I missed so much!

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It just dropped on Netflix in my region

It was nice to finally see someone take an actual bite—in other product placements, actors meekly nibbled on the back side of the sandwich.

Yeah. I too wished to see the crippled old chaebol chairman play soccer.

Traditionally, agents take 15% and another 10% for managers—but in recent years many managers also justify 15%. It's nice that she left her former team with a generous "thanks for everything" good-bye gift.

United Artists will get to claim 15-25% of her wages from Tantara without doing anything. She should have quit before signing onto a new project. Doh!

I have to agree that DS was superior. It really captured my attention & kept me on the edge of my seat throughout its run. That said, I don't at all consider TYAL to be "pathetic garbage", as you put it.

I still have the final episode to go. But I'm still trying to get my head around the reveal that—ever since the roll of paper hit him while saving Sarasa, Nomoto Eito not only left his body and was replaced by the future soul of Neo Kosei, but that he (Eito) somehow possessed Kosei from that moment (in Kosei's past) and not from the moment that Kosei "died" falling on the stairs. So not only was Kosei not pushed, but his already lived decade disappeared in the do-over which was occupied by Eito. And also Eito comported himself in a eerily similar manner to how we saw Kosei himself had lived (despite Eito's lack of education, motivation, temperament or knowledge of the future.

That's not at all like what I had been expecting. I'm sure the finale will bring additional twists. 🤔

Yet you still gave this a 10/10 rating

MDL ratings are a joke. They are just for fun and not to be taken seriously. Anyone can vote at any time, whether they've watched a show or not—even long before all episodes have been released. Often it's fandoms who sweep in to bolster or sabotage the ratings. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Yes. Segye was a master of disguise. He even drew a mole on Seori's left cheek so the guards wouldn't recognize her.