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One of the best episodes of the drama, very touching and romantic at the same time.
I definitely will remember the "pool scene" for a long time, it was very romantic, funny and awkward at the same time. By the way, for perv girls out there, I'm sure you will also enjoy this scene ;)
The other shocking part was when Dong Hyuk goes to find the fathe who abandoned him. It was very touching and performances were impeccable. Each dialogue was so shocking, I could not help but mourn when Dong Hyuk leaves the restaurant.
Definitely this episode made me love Bae Yong-joon, I hadn't seen anything of him until this drama and I ended up loving his character completely.
An amazing episode!!
I definitely will remember the "pool scene" for a long time, it was very romantic, funny and awkward at the same time. By the way, for perv girls out there, I'm sure you will also enjoy this scene ;)
The other shocking part was when Dong Hyuk goes to find the fathe who abandoned him. It was very touching and performances were impeccable. Each dialogue was so shocking, I could not help but mourn when Dong Hyuk leaves the restaurant.
Definitely this episode made me love Bae Yong-joon, I hadn't seen anything of him until this drama and I ended up loving his character completely.
An amazing episode!!
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This episode was great. We had tense, confrontational and emotional moments. It was never boring.The best of it? The strange relationship that Eun Jae and Jeonghu began to form. I hope a sismance develops between them, it would be great to break the myth of female love rivals.
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Eun Jae started a new job and we saw this moving reunion at the flower shop.So... what the hell happened next? Instead of continuing to develop her own story, they returned her to the position of a victim. And if we were already fed up with her humiliating passivity, here we will want to pull our hair out. How did they get Eun Jae to completely ruin such a cruel scene like the one we saw? Where instead of making her empathize with the tragedy that had just befallen Jeong Hui, they stripped her of any understandable human reaction. Then when the male lead tries to calm down the poor girl, Eun Jae's face remains the same, WHERE ARE HER REACTIONS? Isn't it humane to come to help if I see a person having an attack? But no, instead we see our female lead with the same sad face as if what she was watching was a romantic scene between the other 2 characters, what have they turned her into?Honestly the only thing that keeps me watching is the side couple...
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The change in the ranking was to be expected but not the nonsense of some of the missions, it was uncomfortable to see some participants always having to show a smile at this in order not to be evil-edited. The extra segment of the epilogue was cute and fun to watch, but for the previous episode, seeing it in this one was totally out of place and it was kind of cruel that they reminded us of those who are no longer there.And although the missions were supposed to be made to create team spirit, it is contradictory that they have had the opposite effect on the individual perceptions of the audience regarding some participants ... according to everything I have read today. I blame the producer, because -regardless of the fairness of screen time- the editor probably did the best he/she could with the chaotic material he/she received. I believe that the missions could have been better planned and organized according to the supposed objective they were aimed at.
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