I love it when this show goes full circle and shows you how things were planned out since the beginning. So fantastic.
I suspect Gabi would still be annoying as fuck, even if she wasn't a brainwashed fanatic.
Flat out amazing cast (Michaela Watkins and Rob Corddry is stacking the deck to an obscene degree), but it's a bit difficult to see what's going to make this show stand out beyond its ensemble. I guess it's not going to be too much of a hardship to watch these fine actors hang out and be silly for twenty minutes each week, but they basically resolved the conflict of the central concept within the first episode.
This building is evidently very high security, covering up high tech shenanigans... but you can easily get in by pulling a couple wires in a box in the parking lot. oh and no guards.
Looking forward to read the book after this series is finished, but I loved that Park Chan-wook has chosen another TV project right in the same wheelhouse as his last one (The Little Drummer Girl), concerning the real and the artifice of spy craft with the director's signature magnetic style. The premiere might come off information-overload on paper, but Park's crosscutting montages and transitions make the story go down smoothly with the characters' emotions and humanity intact.
What I can say for real, I think I'm gonna rewatch this ep a lot bc it's really perfect, touched my heart and made me happy while im having some bad time, Everything about was perfect, Soundtracks makes u feel that you are in another world and for sure the drawing beside the ep storyline,,,, Just so perfect,, And away from all of this, This scene when snake told them about his name, I felt that happines to degree you cant imagine, SO yah this ep that touchs your heart definitely
Why the hell wouldn’t they use time to buy a toilet and put it in the common space? :smiley:
