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Teague
1 month
Can't believe it takes 20+ days for it to go down from gold to silver 😭
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Dijon
1 month
Yeah I was thinking the same. A week I understand from Diamond to Gold/Silver but 20+ feels like a lot
Quin
1 month
It's not from gold, though. I have access to gold, but this show seems to just go from diamond to silver. That's probably why it's such a long wait.
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Teague
1 month
You're right, that's what I meant
Dk_music
1 month
Ya I love there content but I think the tiers are kinda unfair.
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SøvuOwO
1 month
The price difference is pretty big, makes sense that the gap is also big.(still stinks tho)
desibear54321
1 month
So something I did not realize until now is that the MC, while purposefully tricking Il-Nam, knew how much the man had and kept betting low numbers on purpose to draw the game out. This episode is so gut wrenching and I love it.
ShadowWalker
2 months
Damn even after all these years this episode still got me crying.
Shalah
2 months
I think y'all (and Bree too) should watch Goblin: The Great and Lonely God (also sometimes called Guardian) as like a palate cleanser if you want to hop into K-Drama world. It's one of the best, has Gong Yoo (the guy from Train to Busan) and is a fun romantic comedy with supernatural elements.
Shalah
2 months
Fun fact for Eric - "moving the blur back and forth" is called "racking the focus"
Shalah
2 months
212 isn't necessarily calling the guys "babe", she's calling them all "oppa/오빠" which is a term for a guy older than the speaker and is often considered overly juvenile when women her age use it as a term of closeness with other men. (Hence some of the cringing early on when she was flirting with snake tattoo guy.) She also calls the one woman "eonnie/언니" which is a term for a girl older than the speaker. In literal translation they mean older brother and older sister and are gender specific for use by girls/women.
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Shalah
2 months
The actual terms used for "honey" and "babe" are used usually only between established couples, "yeobo/여보" and "jagiya/자기야". I don't quite know why they aren't used as terms for flirting, I've only seen them used between long term couples, usually married.
TheLastRunicorn
2 months
Even knowing Ali was gonna die while rewatching this with y'all, it still felt like i watched him die for the first time i fucking hate it
DKThunder
2 months
I'll tell the tell. Seony's voice gets high (usually with a question) and he plays all coy when that stuff happens =P
Lotus
2 months
Season 1 was a standalone season and complete show,season 2 only exists because of how massively popular it was creator didn't even particularly want to continue the show and got annoyed when ppl asked him if there'd be a sequel season lmao
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Unstablebeast
2 months
Not necessarily, he didnt get annoyed that people wanted a season 2 or even at making a season 2, he was annoyed near the end of production because his whole life for 2 years was nothing but making the show, even when you love your creation, it can get annoying if its all you focus on
Deli
2 months
season 1 literally ends on a cliffhanger
rin
2 months
11:35 Boom yelling kiss was unironically hilarious seeing as sae-byeok & ji-yeong are shipped hard together lol
Nike
2 months
When done with Squid Games or Alice in Borderland I'd recommend All of Us Are Dead and Extraordinary Attorney Woo. Both are some of my favorite K-dramas alongside with Squid Games and Alice in Borderland, and I'd love to see your reactions on them!
Raptor
2 months
For anyone who watched Season 1 of All of Us Are Dead, let’s acknowledge Lee Yoo-Mi’s acting ranging from having the audience hoping for her death since the start of one show, to being sad that she died in the one episode she was in another.
hurryupmode
2 months
In the previous episode, Sang-woo tells Ali to call him 형/Hyung, which is loosely defined as 'older brother', but it's also used between older and younger male friends who are close.
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rin
2 months
which makes what he did hurt sm worse
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Shalah
2 months
LITERALLY!!! When he says "Hyung, I wouldn't do that to you" to Sang-woo's accusation of cheating my heart LITERALLY broke
Can't believe it takes 20+ days for it to go down from gold to silver 😭
Yeah I was thinking the same. A week I understand from Diamond to Gold/Silver but 20+ feels like a lot
It's not from gold, though. I have access to gold, but this show seems to just go from diamond to silver. That's probably why it's such a long wait.
You're right, that's what I meant
Ya I love there content but I think the tiers are kinda unfair.
The price difference is pretty big, makes sense that the gap is also big.(still stinks tho)
So something I did not realize until now is that the MC, while purposefully tricking Il-Nam, knew how much the man had and kept betting low numbers on purpose to draw the game out. This episode is so gut wrenching and I love it.
Damn even after all these years this episode still got me crying.
I think y'all (and Bree too) should watch Goblin: The Great and Lonely God (also sometimes called Guardian) as like a palate cleanser if you want to hop into K-Drama world. It's one of the best, has Gong Yoo (the guy from Train to Busan) and is a fun romantic comedy with supernatural elements.
Fun fact for Eric - "moving the blur back and forth" is called "racking the focus"
212 isn't necessarily calling the guys "babe", she's calling them all "oppa/오빠" which is a term for a guy older than the speaker and is often considered overly juvenile when women her age use it as a term of closeness with other men. (Hence some of the cringing early on when she was flirting with snake tattoo guy.) She also calls the one woman "eonnie/언니" which is a term for a girl older than the speaker. In literal translation they mean older brother and older sister and are gender specific for use by girls/women.
The actual terms used for "honey" and "babe" are used usually only between established couples, "yeobo/여보" and "jagiya/자기야". I don't quite know why they aren't used as terms for flirting, I've only seen them used between long term couples, usually married.
Even knowing Ali was gonna die while rewatching this with y'all, it still felt like i watched him die for the first time i fucking hate it
I'll tell the tell. Seony's voice gets high (usually with a question) and he plays all coy when that stuff happens =P
Season 1 was a standalone season and complete show,season 2 only exists because of how massively popular it was creator didn't even particularly want to continue the show and got annoyed when ppl asked him if there'd be a sequel season lmao
Not necessarily, he didnt get annoyed that people wanted a season 2 or even at making a season 2, he was annoyed near the end of production because his whole life for 2 years was nothing but making the show, even when you love your creation, it can get annoying if its all you focus on
season 1 literally ends on a cliffhanger
11:35 Boom yelling kiss was unironically hilarious seeing as sae-byeok & ji-yeong are shipped hard together lol
When done with Squid Games or Alice in Borderland I'd recommend All of Us Are Dead and Extraordinary Attorney Woo. Both are some of my favorite K-dramas alongside with Squid Games and Alice in Borderland, and I'd love to see your reactions on them!
For anyone who watched Season 1 of All of Us Are Dead, let’s acknowledge Lee Yoo-Mi’s acting ranging from having the audience hoping for her death since the start of one show, to being sad that she died in the one episode she was in another.
In the previous episode, Sang-woo tells Ali to call him 형/Hyung, which is loosely defined as 'older brother', but it's also used between older and younger male friends who are close.
which makes what he did hurt sm worse
LITERALLY!!! When he says "Hyung, I wouldn't do that to you" to Sang-woo's accusation of cheating my heart LITERALLY broke