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Ah, episode 6 makes me so happy. They are confirming the ship left and right and now I can watch the rest of the show with peace in my heart 🤣

I must say tho, I am 100% ot4 girl, and I rather have Elle gone than back with the team. Each time shit got bad she left. It happened with 2 teams. No guarantee she won't do it again when a new better opportunity shows up.

Also, love Yoon Se Yul too. He is mean, but in such a funny way. And his interactions with Hyun Ji and gold.

Exactly. It works coz even tho he is selfish and annoying CEO with inflated ego, we can clearly see he actually gets affected by shit Je Na does and says to him.

It's a truly great enemies to lovers type of deal 🤣

Taking into consideration they literally set this whole camp out to beat the games and always took into consideration the type of a game they are playing, them throwing the rules out of the window and just killin everyone made no sense...

He is a baby tho, and his baby face is not helping with me trying to take him seriously 🤣

Perfect example how cliche can work and be done well. First, you need actors who have good chemistry with each other. Second, you need a set up that makes sense - why is this dynamic and power imbalance possible. Third, you need to show that the interaction fuck up both parties, and it's not just a dude having fun and toying with the lady.

There is nothing more satisfying than how close to tears Jae Hyuk is from anger and frustration after every chat he has with Je Na 🤣 Nothing better than seeing him feeling guilty after his actions made him feel like trash later on 🤣

Sorry for baby idol, but he barely exists on screen.

For me it's really entertaining. While first two episodes got me in for the idol side and to see more grim reality of it, episode 3 and 4 (especially 4) interested me because of Je Na's character and her conflict with Jae Hyuk. I'm curious to see what will win - her desperation or his narcissism.

It shows the "dark side" in a more realistic way, but it still has hints of the "Disney solving conflicts" type of deal. But nowhere near what happened in Imitation.

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There is an issue with reviews on this website, that's for sure. When people write reviews even before a show starts to air, but it's good to first check all the information before accusing someone of writing a review just to get (honestly useless at the moment) coins.

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18 is adult in most countires. It's not about the legally of it. He looks hella young with his baby face. He looks closer to 17 than that 25. Also his character is for sure not 25. At best 23. Since idols usually debut in their teens. Hani's character is probably around 25 by the standards of the industry.

Anyway, the problem is not just the actors age, but also how old and mature they look. And he looks like a kid.

Hani is almost 30, he barely stopped being a teen. It shows on screen.

good to know there are more of us 🤣

I feel so lonely on this Jenna and Jae Hyuk ship 🤣
Baby idol is cute, but... he is a baby. Next to Hani he feels miscast, because he looks like her teenage younger brother.
Ad even putting aside how the characters are written, I believe Hani and Shi Yang simply have better on screen chemistry.

yes :)

Taking into consideration how serious of a matter it was, they did barely any work to present it in reasonable way. At least with the mom most characters had negative reaction to what was going on, but with the blackmail sex, how everyone focused on how Leo felt about it and not Fiat was just... gross.

when they did soft hi5 and then linked fingers in the last episode I died from laughing 🤣 so 2gether of them hahahaha

This review will not contain any spoilers because even if I try there really is not much to spoil < truth 🤣

I am honestly convinced they simply did not have enough content written for that many that long episodes. This should have been a short 8 episode 20 minutes long each, and just based on that it would be so much better, coz they would speed it up a bit and removed all the slow unnecessary elements.

I think it was because she was willing to give up everything and try the last time, she set her mind, but right when she started to believe maybe they can make it work, everything went to hell when she found out the group will be disbanded and only Je Na can stay in the agency.

So if Je Na was not trying so hard to convince them to take that last chance and work hard, it would not hit her hard. But she was convinced, she saw the hope in Je Na, but then reality slapped her in the face.

So while that reaction was hypocritical, it made perfect sense taking into consideration the situation. Especially since she did not know Je Na said: either we all survive, or we all die.

+ from the start they had different takes on it. Elle did not hide her gigs and what she was doing. She from the start was saying this is a sinking ship. While Je Na was trying to convince them all to stay and work hard together. So hearing she might survive herself while they will all be dumped felt like betrayal. Realistically speaking, Je Na should have told all of them the true, as they have the right to know what might be their future, so they can prepare.

Not sure about the "love line" being a big production plan, they had it going on even outside of the set, and I highly doubt Jessi would just fake it for month everywhere she went. I think it started as a small joke between them, but then fans loved it so they kept it up.

Also, the "pandemic" excuse is a bit meh, coz restaurants were not the only businesses affected by covid. So even if they wanted to help business owners, they still could have picked for a bigger range of topics.