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The Morgue
So the one who was behind this mystery is a supernatural being after all but it's a vampire not a witch and Suou's familiar with her from previous years or something. Now, I am curious: Who's Reira? And why would she make people give her sacrifices and turn them into vampires? I saw that she has the same necklace as Suou which means that she can fight her desires so why's this?
Shiho died after all, it's not like she didn't deserve it since she got herself involved in this messy story.
I believe that the next episodes will be interesting with Reira taking part in it, I think she's the one who turned Suou into a vampire, let's wait and see.
Shiho died after all, it's not like she didn't deserve it since she got herself involved in this messy story.
I believe that the next episodes will be interesting with Reira taking part in it, I think she's the one who turned Suou into a vampire, let's wait and see.
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I also want to believe that the witch is another trick but if it's not a supernatural being how did she knew about Suou? I think Shiho's friend is behind this and can I say that I am pissed off at Shiho? She barely made it from the vampire incident and now she's getting involved in a witch story Baka Baka chi! Hopefully next episode will show us a reasonable explanation for what's happening.
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I am glad it's not supernatural or magical, he was only using poison to kill them or make them commit suicide. Ever since Diana said that he was laughing when he burnt his house and got all the insurance money from his parents, I knew that the grim reaper was actually a sick person who likes to kill people for his own ill satisfaction.
Anyway, I still think that this is the most interesting case so far. Hopefully, the upcoming cases will be equally captivating...
Anyway, I still think that this is the most interesting case so far. Hopefully, the upcoming cases will be equally captivating...
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Okay, I think this is the case that got my full intention ever since the drama started, it's full of mystery and I can't find a logic explanation to how did he make those girls commit suicide or end up getting into a deadly accident, does he use superpowers? Hallucinations? Some sort of magical tricks? Too many questions going through me and I need to find the answer, what makes this case interesting is the mystery within.
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Nine: Nine Times Time Travel Episode 19
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He didn't die, right? The old Sun Woo can't die that way! Woah this drama is pure awesomeness! I can't believe that he met Min Young in his last moments, that was unexpected and yet beautiful.
Where's the young Sun Woo? Why can't he do anything about the old him? Or maybe even if the 2013 version died, the younger version will keep on living? This is too awesome, what a creative plot!
Oh, I also felt bad for Ji Cheol in his last moments; it's all the mother's fault, if she told him that Jung Woo is actually his son, none of this would've happened.
One more ep to go, satisfying ending please!
Where's the young Sun Woo? Why can't he do anything about the old him? Or maybe even if the 2013 version died, the younger version will keep on living? This is too awesome, what a creative plot!
Oh, I also felt bad for Ji Cheol in his last moments; it's all the mother's fault, if she told him that Jung Woo is actually his son, none of this would've happened.
One more ep to go, satisfying ending please!
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After the major development between Sakura and Hiroto, she had to find out the truth on her birthday and from Chioko who always hated her.
Well, Hiroto deserves it, he should’ve told her about everything since the beginning, he knows Chioko and he also knows that she’s a selfish person who doesn’t care if she hurts other people’s feelings.
I also liked the way Miki and her husband reconciled. Also Shima and Miki; they have a great friendship.
Well, Hiroto deserves it, he should’ve told her about everything since the beginning, he knows Chioko and he also knows that she’s a selfish person who doesn’t care if she hurts other people’s feelings.
I also liked the way Miki and her husband reconciled. Also Shima and Miki; they have a great friendship.
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Special Affairs Team TEN Season 2 Episode 3
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Professor Kang paid for his sins but why did it took him 20 years to commit self-execution? Maybe because he wanted to wait until Jung Nam Soo’s time in jail is over and he can start a new life. It’s true that he took some burden away from him by being his pen pal but that doesn’t deny the fact that he took 20 years of his life and gave it to another person: You’re not God you know!
So Kyung Tae is prisoned as F while he’s not? It’s not fair even if Ye Ri wants Ji Hoon to forget; they can’t imprison someone for something he didn’t do!
And where the heck is Do Sik? I miss that guy, it’s like the team is nothing without his presence.
So Kyung Tae is prisoned as F while he’s not? It’s not fair even if Ye Ri wants Ji Hoon to forget; they can’t imprison someone for something he didn’t do!
And where the heck is Do Sik? I miss that guy, it’s like the team is nothing without his presence.
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I really didn’t see it coming, the whole current time thing I mean; I must say that I knew there will be Yeo Wool incarnation since Kang Chi said when we will meet again then…
But it’s unbelievable that everyone reincarnated after 422 years; plus Soon Shin and Gon came at the end; it’s like a new mission for the gumiho Kang Chi is coming; I guess this means they're setting the ground for a second season but I am not sure if it’s worth it.
But it’s unbelievable that everyone reincarnated after 422 years; plus Soon Shin and Gon came at the end; it’s like a new mission for the gumiho Kang Chi is coming; I guess this means they're setting the ground for a second season but I am not sure if it’s worth it.
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Special Affairs Team TEN Episode 5
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Well, this episode was really well written and highly fascinating; and the reason I enjoyed this so much was because I knew that the coffee guy at the mountain is 90% the murderer and I was right!
Although I didn’t like the twisted way of killing by hunting his prey like an animal but after finding out the reason behind it, I came to understand. Of course, I didn’t come to understand murder because it will always be a wrong thing no matter what’s the cause and no one has the right to punish other people like that. However, the way his daughter was killed in board day light like with everyone looking at her was terrifying, I don’t think such a thing can happen in real life but it gave a very dramatic feel to the story.
Revenge blinded the father; I am not with murder but for once it’s not a stupid reason to kill people even if no one deserves to die that way.
Although I didn’t like the twisted way of killing by hunting his prey like an animal but after finding out the reason behind it, I came to understand. Of course, I didn’t come to understand murder because it will always be a wrong thing no matter what’s the cause and no one has the right to punish other people like that. However, the way his daughter was killed in board day light like with everyone looking at her was terrifying, I don’t think such a thing can happen in real life but it gave a very dramatic feel to the story.
Revenge blinded the father; I am not with murder but for once it’s not a stupid reason to kill people even if no one deserves to die that way.
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That was such an amazing ending! It left me with a big smile on my face and with happy feelings that I got the chance to finish this wonderful drama. The baseball team disbanded from Aoshima but it still made a comeback in Kido Estate so they will always play baseball. On the other hand, the business management won it all and it’s even developing a new image sensor for smart phones with Japanix.
It’s not like all of this came out of the blue, actually I predicted the whole thing to happen from a very long time ago but that never ruined the pleasure. That’s because this drama’s screenwriter is a genius when it comes to making simple events too darn exciting!
And there it goes, the best 2014 drama I watched thus far.
It’s not like all of this came out of the blue, actually I predicted the whole thing to happen from a very long time ago but that never ruined the pleasure. That’s because this drama’s screenwriter is a genius when it comes to making simple events too darn exciting!
And there it goes, the best 2014 drama I watched thus far.
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I knew it! Sasai is not that stupid. Of course he knew that Itsuwa was playing Aoshima. Of course he cares about his company the most. As he mentioned, he will be the antidote to Hosokawa because that’s how both of them work. That little bromance between them left me with very endearing feelings. And who knew that Saisai cares about the baseball team that much! Woah, I can’t wait to see him watch the final game against the arch enemy Itsuwa with the chairman and Hosokawa!
But Itsuwa will never hold back, they carry a ticking bomb so if they’re going to be destroyed anyway then they will be bring Aoshima down with them. It’s a life or death competition now so I expect pure excitement in the last episode.
But Itsuwa will never hold back, they carry a ticking bomb so if they’re going to be destroyed anyway then they will be bring Aoshima down with them. It’s a life or death competition now so I expect pure excitement in the last episode.
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Really now, I will repeat it again: how can Sasai not see Bando’s poisonous tries to bring Aoshima down. He never thought of Aoshima’s merit at all. All what he thinks about is his own gain. Maybe, just maybe Sasai is having a secret plan, because he said “I think of Bando as a great businessman partner” after he saw him so I am still having the hope that he will counter him back in the end. Please tell me that’s the plan.
On the other hand, the baseball team will disappear sooner or later and the news came right before their important game against Itsuwa. I know it’s kind of predictable at this point, they will try to quit the team to search for jobs then they will come back to play their last game together then by a “miracle” the baseball team may get to survive. I want to see that happen even if I know how it will unfold.
On the other hand, the baseball team will disappear sooner or later and the news came right before their important game against Itsuwa. I know it’s kind of predictable at this point, they will try to quit the team to search for jobs then they will come back to play their last game together then by a “miracle” the baseball team may get to survive. I want to see that happen even if I know how it will unfold.
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You know what? I love that line so much. Therefore, if any character says it then I am going to smile without even noticing it. This time it had an even bigger effect; Hosokawa is one heck of a smart dude only too practical for a human being. Like Kamiyama said, he’s changing now so it’s really a shame that Sasai can’t trust him any longer.
Itsuwa’s trump card is Sasai because of his envy of Hosokawa, he’s trying to go for his personal gain. He cares about the company but I can’t believe that an established director like himself can’t see Itsuwa’s hidden attention behind all of this, and those two board members are being so ridiculous by following his decisions blindly. If Hosokawa can convince him that he cares about Aoshima just ike he does then I am sure things would be a lot different.
The whole Okihara past thing was a bit too obvious but I really loved how his team-mates suffered for him. That’s how team playing is supposed to be like.
Itsuwa’s trump card is Sasai because of his envy of Hosokawa, he’s trying to go for his personal gain. He cares about the company but I can’t believe that an established director like himself can’t see Itsuwa’s hidden attention behind all of this, and those two board members are being so ridiculous by following his decisions blindly. If Hosokawa can convince him that he cares about Aoshima just ike he does then I am sure things would be a lot different.
The whole Okihara past thing was a bit too obvious but I really loved how his team-mates suffered for him. That’s how team playing is supposed to be like.
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Now the pace is picking up little by little. It's definitely not exciting like the end of the previous three seasons, those were downright thrilling and awesome! But this one took a different turn, I just hope that the final episode will be satisfying.
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That last scene left me speechless. What the heck does that mean? Da Mi is Jin Woo's mother? Is this some crazy ass cloning game or something? Did they take her genes to make him and why is she small? Did Jin Woo's supposedly mother did that? She's totally a part of that "Bodies' that the dude was telling Kyung Hee about it. I can't wait to know the truth.
The case was fine but the main focus wasn't based on it anyway, more than half od the epsiode was about the main case of this season. Han is in serious trouble now!
The case was fine but the main focus wasn't based on it anyway, more than half od the epsiode was about the main case of this season. Han is in serious trouble now!
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