Su Geun was really adorable when that older man recognized him at the gas station. It's moments like these when you can see that these "stars" are really just regular humans and you make them happy by simply knowing who they are. I saw Su Geun first on this show in my life and I immediately liked him so much, but now it escalated to a whole new level. :)
And how he deceived other players at the end by pretending that he was given the job to try the keys... Priceless. :'D
Daniel was really good at the balloon game, and the Seongwoo-Solbin pair was incredible with the jumping rope!
Though there was a little addition to the rules, this episode was the easiest in finding the demon(s) and the angel because all of them announced it at the beginning and the demons and Xs didn't even bother to pretend to be angels. :'D
I really like the idea of the Don't Show Your Back game, it's fun and all, but it's getting boring now that they do it for the 4th time on the show. Plus since it has 3 rounds, it takes up so much time from the episodes. It was better when the 3 main games had more variety in them.
Sang Min is incredibly witty! How he predicted the other team's moves in the previous episode's card game with the numbers, and how he talked to people now when he got more and more information... just wow. I believed Jang Hoon until the end, even when I saw So Jin's reaction to Sang Min's tricky comment.
It's the same story that happened 2 episodes ago. Because of his looks and fame, it was easy for the 9 Xs out of the 10 to vote for Seong-woo. It was so hard to watch because I believed Sang Min from the beginning (since he said the usual angel things so desperately), but back then I thought Jinyoung was the demon because he kept on insisting that Sang Min is the demon without any further explanation. And when they showed us that Seong-woo is the other one with the Master Key, I immediately knew he was the demon - since he didn't approach people from the game's start, just like halfway through. It was incredibly painful to watch that only Jackson believed the real angel and all the others were fooled by Seong-woo when he visibly laughed the whole time he was persuading people.
The life of the angel really is hard - even though I adore Kang Daniel and couldn't even think that he's capable of lying with his adorable personality, I didn't believe his words until it was confirmed that he has a Master Key. :'D Sorry for doubting you!
Woaah, Eunhyuk did so well! I didn't expect him at all.
Also, a huge shoutout to Wonder Woman Hani - she was amazing!
What was that scene at the very end when all of them jumped out of a car and raced to something (when the subtitles said that "Team Su Geun finds out who has the Master Key")? Didn't they already know that when Baekhyun put Han Na's key in the box and it was an X?
I know it was gonna end this way, but I'm really sad that the SeungWan ship didn't sail. It was clear AF that when Seung Joon was suddenly cold towards Ji Wan it was because he realized he liked him.
Too. Much. Cringe.
How could I believe her words when she's literally almost smiling while she should act sad?! She has some good moments, but most of the time she's a really bad actress.
And I still can't get over the fact that someone thought it was a good idea to put a 30-year-old man to play as a high school teenager half his age. At least the others were between 18 and 24 years back then.
Jesus Christ, her acting is so cringey and amateur.
Why do Natsuo and Haru have similar looks when they aren't even blood-related? (Haru's biological mother is Haruko, so he shouldn't have anything in common with Natsuo who's mother was the sister of the Kaidou guys' father - who only adopted Haru.)
Way to ruin the first 3 stories: let the main character be a typical representation of women, only wanting to achieve something because it involves her crush. It's a pretty disappointing start after the other stories.
Rhydian is a real bad@ss.
That was literally the lamest ending this series could get. This episode was pointless.
I think this series should've ended with the 29th episode. The culprits went to prison and one of the main characters went away. Only the final verdict regarding Kyung Ho's innocence was left to this episode.
Though I really wanted for the two main leads to get together, it feels really forced that they only started to look at each other in a different way now when everything's settled down. There was not even a hug in the previous 29 episodes, but in this one they low-key start flirting with each other everytime they meet? And what's up with that ending? Eui Hyun is gone for less than a day, and Jung Joo suddenly remembers all the things he's done for her and questions her feelings for him for the first time? I quit.
Lol, that ending was really awkward. More than halfway through the show, and not even a hug between them? Not even after these good news? Man...
I'm feeling sorry for poor Han Joon from the series' start. He has a golden heart and would do anything for the woman he loves, but she just ignores him. :(
Original shout: Nov 30, 2017 16:54
This hit a little too close to home. But that's just one more reason to watch it besides the great acting of Boo and the looks of Simon (he's 35?! That's insane!). :3
What a great thing that the guards were right outside the bathroom to not let any misfortunate events happen...
It's so clear who's the killer, yet no one tried to question him after he received that meaningful look? [Edit: Okay, the killer's identity wasn't so obvious in the next few episodes, but then it became clear again. :'D]
And why bring in so many characters? The show is not even halfway through but there are at least 20 people with names, background stories and all, and they're expecting the viewers to remember all of them, the relations between them + all of the storylines? Come on.
Korea should really stop with these nonsense, ridiculous scenes. They're not funny, just pitiful.
Lol, this hospital cliché was so uncalled for. And the acting is getting worse and worse from one episode to another.
What's up with the ending? There wasn't even a single scene where Hai Qing was mad at Pin Jun, so why did they have that talk while eating?
This episode was a total mess.
THANK YOU AGAIN for not ruining the mains' great chemistry with lame pecks and EVEN MORE THANKS for talking openly and not being shy about using protection. I'm really glad this drama doesn't care about being low-key and doesn't portray grown adults as innocent-minded chidren.
It's also really amazing to hear JB and Jackson's duo as BGM. <3
Lol, So Ran says all she wanted was to talk about their relationship with Gyung Jae, but when he finally wants to too, she just tells him "later" and escapes. Why do this stereotyped woman thing to not answer and get offended if you've got a problem? The fact that she is so concerned about this proves she doesn't really want to break up with Gyung Jae, and she even rejected her superior so that can't be a problem either. Aish, why does she want to be special that badly?
That kiss scene though! Finally not just a little peck on the lips! Way to go, K-dramas!
This ending - again - didn't make any sense. Why was So So so (lol) afraid to meet her brother to the point she trembled when she saw him, but then when they finally met, all he did was just apologize (right after being slapped by her)? WTH?
The endings of the episodes are just ruining more and more the built-up mood.
I love how (so far) all episodes present moral questions. It adds to the show's value.
