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gen

Guys ❤️ it’s GimBap/Kimbap not sushi. It’s cooked food wrapped in seaweed 💪🏼

Maisie

I was not expecting the award for "Most Realistic Depiction of a Period" to go to Extraordinary Attorney Woo but dang it, I feel so seen! 😂😭

Annika

The big headphones also suggest the noice cancelling function because that helps autistic people to not become over stimulated by sounds, especially when she’s out and about, on public transport etc. Sensory issues are a big thing, maybe you remember the new outfit in the first episode that the dad got for her.. he left the message that he cut off all the labels for her, as it can be another sensory issue :)

Mari

1 episode a week is not enough but what to do. I love rewatching this with you guys Its more fun. All characters in this series are so colorful.

Knightmare

That long shot of the dad at the end made me tear up 😭

Mari Vaz

The suiting for men in this drama is 🔥🔥🔥

Dylan Hearts

The scene with Young-woo's dad easily was the highlight for me, deeply moving. And I like how this was elevated more by all the humor throughout the episode. Reminded me a reverse situation with Weak Hero where occasional humor made us feeling more hopeful and emotionally warmer after all the dramatic and violent scenes. Such a great way of representation in EAW: it's very obvious and loud with humor (all these music cues lol), but careful and humble with depicting human emotions, dreams and fears that dad and daughter shared together (and this episode we saw a big difference between two fathers - one who's more of working class, a widower and all these years sincerely supported his child; and another is clearly more privileged, spoiled, arrogant person who takes his child as some bargaining cheap at life casino - you start to appreciate things that were taken as granted before [in my stupid teenager years lol] more because you see how much proper parenting matters in a child's life). It's a simple scene, nothing fancy in terms of screenwriting, but it just so profound and realistic that it stays with you. That's the main reason (among others) why EAW is beloved by K-drama community, it's simple, but effective in its messaging about Korean society and individual cases, about universal things in parenthood and growing up in your 20s, about what it takes to be independent and when it's allright to depend on somebody else, about the law and the morale which is not always flows together, about so many other stuff that us surrounds, confuses, overwhelms and mostly surprises - it feels like every day we discover something new in the way relationship, society, world works, and EAW does a perfect job to showcase the feeling of discovery - while learning to deal with life, we also learning a lot about ourselves in the process. And this specific journey is the extraordinary feeling for Woo Young-woo for whom life never will be ordinary and full of (whale and beyond) many wonders.

Vanessa

Taking bread in the bathroom after a brown shower scene is diabolical and disrespectful. 😂

ParkMinJeon

I was thinking the same thing. This week went by so slow 😭 feels like we should be a few episodes in by now

Aria Isara

The subtitle says sushi hence why they said that too

Aria Isara

OMG I love the actor playing the bride's dad! He was in I Hear Your Voice (2013), one of my fav kdramas. Lots of other famous faces in secondary roles here. The actress playing the lawyer at the end is well known, loved her in Love In Contract. The one playing Han is a great actress too as I mentioned on last episode (I saw her in Awaken, Mad For Each Other, Mystic Pop Up Bar...). Also the actor playing the co worker was in Happiness, a unique zombie drama.

ImaKatPerson

I don’t think it was meant to be a period…

Lauren

This is the episode where I fell in love with Jun-ho. Everyone should be like Jun-ho.

Terri Cooper

I love rewatching the show with you guys. This show is so well done that one episode actually caused a change in the country. I look forward to your reaction to that episode. My daughter is 21 and autistic so this show holds a special place in my ❤️.

melrr

@ Aria The subtitles say gimbap the scene this episode with woo and her dad at their restaurant in the beginning the subtitle says gimbap. There was in the previous episode parts where they say sushi and gimbap idk why netflix shitty subtitles be mixing up those two words so it just kinda flew over the guys heads lol.

gen

I’m aware? there’s no judgment in my comment LOL I just wanted to share that it was in fact NOT sushi

Marie RammGirl

I'm usually revulsed by bathroom scenes of THAT nature, but I see why this one was necessary so she could overhear some useful information for their case, LOVED your reactions when Jun-Ho saw Woo in the wedding dress, he certainly seemed smitten by the look on his face, also who else watching finds it absolutely endearing everytime Woo talks about whales to someone, I think we're all like Jun-Ho & developed a soft spot for her adorable character after only after 2 eps, was an interesting case about a wardrobe malfunction, with a unexpected twist at the end! the Father of the Bride was a greedy/selfish man, but admit his facial expressions was great. Also couldn't help having a cheeky giggle over Quinn's "watching something quick & dirty" comment when discussing currency conversion with Oak. 😉

Maisie

Yeah could go either way--but it lasted multiple days, made her to run to the bathroom doing a funny walk and grabbing her stomach, made her have...fireworks, and required her to change her pants in the middle of the day. It may not have been meant as one, but still a pretty accurate interpretation either way! 😉

Midnight Lion

The convo between Junho and Sooyeon in the car is a good example of how sometimes subtitles fail to properly convey the nuances of language (this isn't to imply the dub is better tho bc the dub would just do the same and also probably be worse lol). What I mean is, the subtitles have Sooyeon saying, "Let's just call each other by our names!" but what she actually calls Junho is "Junho-oppa," and he responds by offering to call her, "Sooyeon-ah." Oppa is something a girl/woman calls either her elder brother or her older male peer and can either be standalone (used in place of a name entirely) or added at the end as a suffix, while -ah (or -yah, if the name ends in a vowel) is a suffix you add to the end of a name in a gender-neutral way. Both are indicators of a close, friendly relationship. The more formal alternatives are "sunbaenim" (gender neutral), -nim added to the end of their surname (ex: Kang-nim), or -ssi (pronounced like "she") added to the end of their surname (ex: Kang-ssi). -nim and -ssi are gender-neutral and -nim is more formal than -ssi. This won't be the only instance of the subtitles failing to convey the nuance, lol. No spoilers, but there's a part in another episode where someone makes the jump from "-nim" to "-hyung" (what a boy/man calls his elder brother or older male peer) with someone he basically just met and it's a faux pas, and the subtitles don't do the best job in conveying how truly unprofessional of a moment it is. But that's what comments are for😂😂

Maisie

I wonder if the guys know that there 16 episodes to this rather than 8 or 10...

Maisie

The female coworker too!

Midnight Lion

For some context regarding the after-work "work" meal at the end! It's a meal called hoesik (회식), usually a meal between coworkers + sometimes their boss. The frequency depends on the work-culture of the job; sometimes weekly, sometimes once a month. They're usually considered compulsory and not attending can be seen as rude. Just like how different jobs can have different work-cultures (friendly, casual, formal, healthy, toxic, etc etc) so can hoesik, and we see in this episode an example of a healthy hoesik wherein no one is being peer-pressured into drinking alcohol (as seen by Han telling them they don't have to if they can't). It can also be a great time for coworkers to bond. But in a toxic work environment or even an overly-casual one, hoesik can become burdensome quite quickly, with peer-pressure to over-drink. Once you know about them, you'll notice them often in kdramas!

Mari

Did we have 2 ep a week for the Glory?

Badd Medicine

We only did 1 for the glory. We typically only do 1 if it's shorter. If it's longer like game of thrones, then it would be 2. This will be 1 per week. 👍

Vanessa

I wouldn’t survive. My work hours are from 8 to 4:30pm. I don’t want to see any coworkers after hours, especially not once a week nor once a month. Sales conferences are enough. 🤣

Aria Isara

I hate it when they don't properly convey the oppa/unni thing. When I watched my 2nd kdrama and knew nothing of korean, a girl said to the main girl "unni please" but they translated by Ji-A please, Ji-A being her name. But I distinctly heard she didn't say Ji-A. And since the lead girl made a displeased face and repeated "unni??? I understood that it was probably a familiar word, maybe like Didi (sis) in Hindi. Most people don't really listen to the words though so IMO the subs should keep the "oppa" as such or for "unni" they might use "sis". And when people go "what's oppa" then they can either look it up or after a while they will understand on their own.

Bekka NoyB

This show came out of nowhere to become on of my faves of this decade! Park Eun-bin won grand prize at The Baeksang Arts Awards for this role. The look on Jun Ho's face when he saw Woo in the wedding dress! 😍 Woo's 'wow' expression after the client came out to her dad. 💜 Like the scene where Woo gives her dad food & hopes that he'll get married one day. The look on his face! Great acting! 👍

ShaniaBADDIE4LIFE🤘🐶🐱✨

I had that same look on my face when he saw her in that wedding dress holy shit she looked so beautiful ❤️🥺🤘

bluehef

very beautiful and her smile

Rawaby 1204

I am so excited i can’t wait till you dive into the plot even more

muichirotokito

I switched to patreon because I really love your reactions but I am a little disappointed, I cannot watch it like "Full screen" 😞

Reese Singh

When will Mason Quinn Ace Attorney be coming to patreon? The people want... no the people need it.