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Netflix never streams special episodes. These weren't part of their original contract with SBS, and they don't continue the story.

And I can only think of one example of a special episode that actually contained additional scenes which expand the story. Mr. Queen had two special episodes, the first was the usual BTS, cast interviews, & outtakes but the second one (Mr. Queen: The Bamboo Forest) presented several dramatic "secret stories" of different characters. But it never appeared on Netflix. (I think it might be on Vicki or YouTube.)

She plays a Main Lead while his is a Supporting Character.

Two.

I really like many SYFI Channel original shows, regardless of their modest budgets or the state of the art of CGI at the time. Quality storytelling wins every time!

I'm impressed by her range. She just recently went all-out in Wonderfools, and also played unique characters in Castaway Diva, Hyper Knife, and (of course) Extraordinary Attorney Woo. I think she portrayed other over-the-top characters in some other dramas, also.

People are also saying AI was used during the flashbacks to NK training in eps 1 & 2.

But also, I've noticed people tend to conflate AI with CGI and forget that we still have humans creating special effects imaging too.

The backstory scenes were also very reminiscent of the movie 'Secretly Greatly' (2016).

Someone posted that his daughter & the ahjussis aren't in the next chapter(s), which makes me think they might skip ahead and adapt something from later on, when they return to the story.

'Agent Kim Reactivated Season 2' officially in talks
https://news.mydramalist.com/article/agent-kim-reactivated-season-2-officially-in-talks

No. I made that all up. I haven't read the webtoon, myself, and don't actually know any real spoilers. I just couldn't help myself. Sorry.

What were the aspects of the Kopiko product placement "that may have made viewers uncomfortable"? Was it the bit about how the caffeine candy helps snipers stay awake? Or was it when they gave some to a child? Sure this wouldn't have worked in a regular drama, but in a comedy-action caper, I think it was funny.

Yeah. Sorry my sarcasm has been on subtle mode. I actually agree with everything you said. I too consider this premise to be tired, and not "refreshing" at all.

Putting adults in school uniforms was already overdone long ago. They should cast more young actors in these roles instead. What was the drama where the boomers dressed up as school kids and reenacted scenes from 25/21? That one was funny because it poked fun at the trend!

I think it must be why Lily Alice called this "refreshing", above. Where else have we seen a 29 year-old actress playing a teenage schoolgirl? 🤔

Minji actually did die from that head wound in S1 but a nefarious international criminal organization cloned her. They rapidly grew her clone and also transferred all her memories from her corpse brain to her new one. But her soul is up in heaven. There's actually a dozen or so clone copies and we will get to see her die as many times in Season 2, each in a different gruesome way. This only makes Agent Kim madder and even more lethal. But he will never get his daughter back. He actually shoots the last clone himself after realizing that having a near-perfect-but-soulless copy of his daughter is actually worse than not having her at all. 😢

SEASON 2 SPOILERS

Hoping someone in SK can tell us what is featured in the two special episodes airing on SBS.

But she's also playing an old lady in the Joseon flashbacks, so it all balances out.

Kim Alim is the name of the writer who is adapting the webtoon into a screenplay.

Maybe he will come back to life in the final episode? 🤞🏼

But this one is set in a High School!

SPOILER The scumbag protagonist deliberately grifted the Loan Shark and hid himself after having defrauded a large number of other people, too.