@nayakabang wasn't there a fic about baekjin with 2 adopted daughters working in a restaurant or something? i don't remember if it had the amnesia trope but i'm pretty sure something like it does exist 😭
LIKE HELLO...... this is either about to end up as a fantastic bl (unlikely) or the biggest queerbait in all of korean cinema (sadly what's probably gonna happen)
took a 2 min scrolling break from studying only to be hit in the face with the gay ass promo happening on tvn's instagram page for four hands... this show is so fucking bl coded idk how there's gonna be any ending other than junyoung and song kang's characters dating 😭
BROOOO WAIT???? hyunwook’s ideal type is actually jihoon?/&/&&/
hyunwook’s ideal type: “바른 사람” (a person with good character)
he tagging jihoon with caption: “바름어린이” (a kid with good character)
WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK CHOI HYUNWOOK????
@weakestblossom they can also include the inner functioning and stuff and also introduce all the characters that were there in the webtoon like jimmy bae, kingsley, jack kang and the others, there's so much they can expand on (they can also show suho recovering and being happy i'd like that🙏🏼)
Patrick Ball talks about the relationship between Dr. Langdon and Dr. Santos and his apology to her in Season 2 in new interview with Deadline:
“Here’s the thing. I think it’s very important to me, and I think it’s very important to Scott and John, Noah, and everybody writing it, to show that recovery is a lifelong journey. Addiction is a lifelong disease. It’s important to not show that, as much as Langdon wants to come in the door and project to everyone around him that he has done the work and he is healed, that he is not Buddha on a lily pad. He still has a lot of fears and resentment for the person that put him out of work and almost ended his marriage. As much as part of his mind can say, “I did it to myself,” the other part of his mind is like, “You almost ruined my f–king life. You almost killed me. You almost made me lose my wife and my kids.” Like, “By the way, I was doing a good job, I came in the middle of a mass-casualty event and saved a lot of lives. And I walked out of that mass-casualty event a pariah, having to now be a loser in the eyes of my wife and children, and all of my coworkers, and lose all trust and respect and a community that I feel like I’ve done a lot of work to earn respect from.” So, there is a lot of ego injury there that takes time to get over and it doesn’t happen like that. Langdon didn’t go away and all of a sudden come down from the mountaintop having seen the light. He will continue to be an imperfect person, because this is a cyclical lifelong journey.”