Daldajang

Sometimes the rage-bait last scene gets resolved within the first few minutes of the next episode.

Yeah. It was more obvious last season. That big hall can only accommodate 40 cooking stations, and the judges can only taste so much food at a time.

Chaebols everywhere are above the law. But it does seem that SK culture still tolerates abuse from above, much as there still persists different language to address seniors & juniors.

OK. I forgot this point. Thank you.
But also, these moms turned out to be excellent employees.

It's not just she lied to get the job, but that she prevented an actual mom from getting the job. It's like when that white US Senator stole a college scholarship from the indigineous candidate by falsifying her application pretending to be a Native American. That qualified candidate got denied an opportunity & a better life and continues to suffer for it.

What happened to the other black spoons? It seems as though only half have competed so far, but they've already moved on to battling the white spoons!

For me—with Kang Han Na—it's assured. (She is such a scene-stealer!) I couldn't care less about the other villain or their masked henchmen. I hope she gets a terrific death scene.

Her job is as an accountant. She needs to manage his money which literally slips through his fingers whenever he uses his powers. When he's broke, he's weak & vulnerable. Together they need to increase their stash of cash through prudent investments (e.g, gambling in backroom fight clubs), or by soliciting donations from wealthy philanthropists.

It will be almost impossible for a vegetarian to win the entire competition, but it is always awesome to observe (& enjoy) elevated non-meat cookery.

It's also the fetus' body. This is a tough and challenging decision & topic, which is why it is worthy to be featured in the screenplay. Not everyone agrees that a zygote is just a clump of cells. Yet everyone deserves to have agency over their own body and decision-making. Very tough issue!

This will be a fast, fun superhero romp where the heroes need to resupply in order to stay ahead of the villains.

This drama will be different than the webtoon where the heroes focus their energy on helping everyday folks. They get their power from the quantity of cash they possess (cashero), booze they drink (alcohero), and calories they consume (calohero). In the webtoon, the cash does not get consumed when the cashero uses his powers (let alone coins raining down as change). I guess the drama included this to raise the stakes and maybe also to add parity with the other heroes consuming booze & food. In the webtoon the power can be willingly transferred from one to another. In the drama it appears that the power can be forcibly taken—at least the villains believe this to be possible.

It's nowhere nearly as bad and unbearable as the constant lies & gaslighting from the FL to the ML from episodes 2-9. If you can get over this, then the 2ml ain't no thing to get hung up about.

Maybe in the last 15 minutes of the final episode?

I love that stolen kiss GIF from Tale of the Nine-Tailed. That 2nd couple was very entertaining!

In that case, I can highly recommend the J-Drama about Rugby, No Side Game. It's available to watch (in my country) on Netflix.

https://mydramalist.com/33350-no-side

Watching this again on Netflix. This has a high rewatch value for me, which is uncommon. Someone suggested it could be the subtitles.

He also did Potato Lab, immediately after completing his service.

By the time this goes into production her name will be Woo Old-Woo—amirite?

yeah, they will weather this storm—hopefully together

I'm just saying, don't expect it to be tied up in a pretty bow just yet. Trouble is coming to the Mother TF team fo sho.