Frankly Speaking Episodes 1-2 wastes no time in establishing the dilemma and hilarity of its main character, Song Ki-Baek.
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With its uneven pacing and need for twists over fleshing out a stronger story to stand on, Wonderful World struggles to find solid ground.
Queen of Tears Episodes 15-16 deliver all the tears required to wrap up this roller coaster ride and gives viewers closure.
Queen of Tears Episodes 13-14 slows things down, but fills its time with well-earned emotional sweetness, heartbreak, and betrayal.
Queen of Tears Episodes 11-12 tackle the concept of mortality and declining health in an honest way, preparing its audience for the end.
Queen of Tears Episodes 9-10 begin the series’ next phase, with Hae-In and her family trying to crawl back to the top.
The Impossible Heir Episodes 11-12 do little to justify the series’ existence, instead resulting in a lackluster and disappointing end.
With its nods toward its predecessor and new additions to the lore, The First Omen gives us horror fans more to feast upon and dissect.