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Why does the amazing Chan (I will miss seeing him when all this is done) have a gun out in that scene with Porsche and the family? Can someone explain that?

I love this season, more than season 1. They are both a mess and I think it's great. Ji Woo's ex-girlfriend is way more interesting than most BL gals and I am very curious to see if everyone can pull this off -

** why is Ji Woo behaving this way - is it that Seo Joon is just too much? Or is there a deeper reason?
(the line from the last episode - "I was so lonely when I was with you." Ouch. I need to know more.)
** will Seo Joon just get fed up and give up? (doesn't seem so)
** will Ji Woo put his foot down about all Seo Joon's antics?
** will Ji Woo just cook some Korean food please?

I actually like the little girl though she is really too precocious. Her mother is a bit of a mess, though. I don't know, it's all coming together for me in a quirky way. And I am rooting hard for the boys, I am really invested. So - working for me.

I put my hand over the screen. Unusual for me since I made it through Old Boy and I Saw the Devil - two of the most violent films ever. I think it was just the surprise.

I was glad he walked off, too. I will say that the scene between Porsche and Porchay was the least satisfying of the whole episode. I felt like Porchay wasn't angry enough and Porsche wasn't sorry enough. It is one of the very few times I felt like Apo didn't pull it off. And the script may be the culprit.

I watched Ep. 2 just the other day because of having to wait a week and do you remember the scene where Chan walks Porsche by the infirmary and says - the docs will fix you up if you get hurt but if you die, well..." That sorts of sums up the reaction for me to Big's death. Which I hated.

Yok is everything. I adore her. I adore her.

YES! The queen reigns.

Exactly this - "fine - go out on the street and get yourself killed Tawan. We'll eventually figure it out." This episode was the weakest of all of them so far for me. I did love them taking the 'sponging down the body' trope and playing it for fun.

He does seem to be kind and loving. I am smitten with him.

I am embarrassed to admit how many times I have watched that scene. And I laugh hard every time, it never gets old for me. I only know Tong from TharnType - he is a revelation in this series. I also love him in the reaction video for Ep. 6. So tender.

I want someone to punch Tawan. Preferably Porsche. And yes please to Tankhun and his bodyguards.

Same.

I believe I could do it, too. Or at least understand every word without the subtitles.

The wait is interminable. In my neck of the woods, 29 hours until ep. 9 drops. Are any of you lucky enough to watch the show with friends? If yes, then I envy you. Yesterday, my best friend and I watched the music video for the 1986 movie Top Gun, which was truly horrible. We howled with laughter. How great would it be to watch KP and have all the feels with a fellow fan? So great.

Fiery Priest - when the white limo drives up in the last scene - I just fell out laughing.

FOE is a tough sell, for sure. There is - SPOILER - the most ridiculous and great "wake from a coma" scene ever in it. So bonkers and I loved it.

US recs - How about The Leftovers on HBO Max? One of the greatest TV shows of all time. And also Justified, on Hulu.

I despair of recommending anything you haven't already seen, though. :)

OK, how about - 1) Fiery Priest - hilarious action 2) Flower of Evil - such a crazy story line but they pull it off. I think I will rewatch #2 later this year.

I'm watching Woori the Virgin, too, and liking it so far. That Raphael - oo-la-la. And he is so kind and honest. Have you ever watched Secret Love Affair? It's a kdrama on Viki, a bit older, and while I know that an affair story line is a turn off for some, this is the most romantic show I have ever seen. And it has the marvelous Yoo Ah In as the ML.

Me, either. I loved Ep. 8 but I am ready for some beat down to happen in Ep. 9. Also eager to see jealous Porsche.