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it's like a weird version of the Adams Family

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on Viki there is still one more episode. Did you already saw all 16?😢

Found it! 😅 Sungeun Lee 이싱은 Superstition 😌

Not knowing the song or artist name for the lyrics: "They're no superstition, hope that in turn you know. The little troubles we had, be free and just flow. da,da,da,da,da dahhhh. "Cause only letting go can bring back what's missing, you know. " is driving me crazy. Does anybody have leads?

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I missed that 🤭

I missed the explanation. I'll watch it again and hope the subtitles don't fail me. Maybe it was a part when I fell asleep. Although I know it's fiction, it's nice to have a bit of reality when watching something that does not have super beings in it.
Recent Facts:
~Is Cloud Cytoma real? A Google search reveals the rare disease doesn’t exist and was likely made up for dramatic effect in the K-drama
~Episode 5, her doctor reveals the treatment involves removing her immune cells and transforming them to be put back to help kill the cancer.
~Episode 14 They explain they use C2R ultrasound and microbubbles to help break away tumors like in Hae-in’s case. But, there’s a side effect, the operation could cause Hae-in to lose all her long-term memories.
~Interesting: researchers were able to destroy the tumor by injecting nanobubbles into the bloodstream (as opposed to what has been until now, which is the local injection of microbubbles into the tumor itself), in combination with low-frequency ultrasound waves, with minimal off-target effects.

So yes, she wouldn't need her hair cut 🤷🏾‍♀️. My bad!

This drama becomes toooooo cringe when pre and post-brain surgery is done with a full set of hair. Ootoke'? How ? where they do that? and don't respond Germany 🤣🤦🏾‍♀️

is it me or is the Korean Disney not kid friendly 👀😂

So many people lives and careers are destroyed simply from accusations , no facts. Unfortunately, it's world we live in.

Bullying has to stop all together. And all school systems and workforce should harshly discipline bullies regardless of hierarchy .
Korea is a country built on respect, down to the formalities in the language, however, respect amongst each other, based on the dramas, is sad. Just me opinion. An outsider looking in. A victim of bullying that recognize that the accusers can be the bullies themselves.

No, a crime is a crime. But where were their voices 15 years ago? She has been acting for well over 10 years now. I get that some information takes time but bullying behavior is usually manifest and doesn't just go away, So if she never got counseling and wants to be a better version of herself. She would still bully the people around her today.

Most bullies, stay bullies. I have a sister for one so I know. But, the real question is how Song Ha Yoon treats the staff around her now. Her character off-camera will reflect her past self if it's prominently there.

In these situations, it is hard to identify the bully. Bullies play both the Antagonist and Protagonist. It's the acting hunger for conflicting hurt. Acting as the victim is also bullying.

Also check out https://mydramalist.com/10760-parasyte-part-1 and part-2

APPLAUSE! This was great. I enjoyed it very much, especially the end. Great story writers as they wrote in-depth, indirectly explaining how as Humans, we are parasites. What is our purpose? 👏🏾👏🏾

1) most likely worldwide
2) yes, but she is not the only one who is half. The special guest at the end is also. He is the original Japanese character from the parasyte series.
3) He started to kill his own kind for power when that was not the original plan for their species.

You're not human if your eyes did not tear up Ep. 10 epilogue. I think I ran out of tissue.😭🥺

I'll have to check that out. Thanks for the referral. "Snowdrop" for me was her star typed best cast roll for me. I've seen her only in 4 other dramas and about 2 drama's where she was featured. Not a fan quite yet. She may grow on me though. 🤔