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She's just simply not a nice person, so basically exactly like all her friends.

Nowhere near. Penthouse did not take itself seriously and despite its over the top soap opera narrative, it still actually had a plot and interesting characters. Hierarchy takes itself -too- seriously almost to the point that you think it's actually a spoof or parody of high school/school violence/corruption/etc K-dramas.

At first, I was rooting for her to actually have had feelings for In Han. But then as the series progressed, I was like, Nah forget it.

What were Jae-i and In Han talking about that night in the hotel room when he gets dragged out? Her "secret"? Or did I miss something?

It's not bad. But it's definitely not good at all. Especially when there's other K-dramas that do the same themes and stories so much better.

Episode 32

Omg yes! So excited!

Yeah, in one episode, she specifically talked about coming out to her mother or something.

That flowery scene at the end was just to show how they all accepted their fates and were happy with whatever. lol Which then doesn't really make sense considering Se Kyung and Yun Sang spent their final moments apart doing completely pointless things such as shooting up a club and throwing Malatov cocktails from a pier. lol

I actually wish they showed the asteroid making impact and everything blowing up. That would've actually be quite satisfying. lol

I always say to give everything a chance. It's not the worst thing ever. But it's also not good. And it definitely should not have been 12 episodes.

Technically, it's not "back" since this was filmed before his drug cases. But he's the male lead of the series and he gets plenty of screentime.

It's meh. Definitely not the kind of series or story that I was expecting coming into it. The major stories and themes that they focus on throughout the series have nothing to do with the end of the world or the asteroid. And even those stories aren't done very well. Absolutely no depth. The acting is good but it's not enough to save the series.

No he didnt die. He pops up at the end of the episode, reunites with Sekyung and is a major character until the end.

Not as funny as people rating a show they haven't even watched one minute of.

Or maybe he did and that's why it was a mess? lol

I finished it by watching on 2x speed. lol

Actually the asteroid has not arrived yet at any point of the first episode. Actually, it doesn't arrive until the end of the series. The destruction you see in the first episode is a result of a civil war in Korea. (Which sounds absolutely absurd as I type it, but that's what happened lol)

You can see the bright asteroid in the sky right before it cuts to black. So we can assume they all die.

I saw someone below mention that scene of Yoon Sang and his side. But if the cut scenes have to do with that's about, whether a govt tracker or some scifi immortality android device or whatever, then it's actually a good thing. Because no matter what that was about, it would've just been yet another random, nonsensical plot thread to run alongside all the other random, nonsensical plot threads of the series. Definitely not a loss. If anything, removing that plot thread lessened the mess of the series' overall narrative.

Supposedly, Africa and America, for example, would be safe from the asteroid's impact. But yeah. It doesn't really make sense. And its funny how they specifically show what happened to the dinosaurs as if that isnt whats going to happen to humanity here too

At what points do you think they cut his scenes. He's in it just as much as Ahn Eun Jin. And if they really wanted to limit his screentime, there were certainly a couple of scenes that were completely irrelevant to the story that they could have removed.