![]() ![]() Love quickly became a fan-favorite character when she was introduced in the second season. Then again, in a show as chaotic as You, maybe there’s a chance Love actually survived. “Hi Joe,” Love says in the trailer, while sitting inside Joe’s iconic clear cage and holding a book.Īs Joe experiences hallucinations of people from his past, it's likely Love is a figment of his imagination. For those who remember the Season 3 finale, Joe killed Love and faked his own death in California. In a new trailer released Tuesday morning, Joe is reunited with fan-favorite character Love Quinn (Victoria Pedretti). Part 2, which consists of the season’s final five episodes, is dropping on March 9, and it seems Joe’s past love is coming back around. 9, the hit Netflix series released Part 1 of the season, which finds Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) in London. ![]() Love is in the air - and likely on Joe’s mind - in the second half of You’s currently airing Season 4. So, I may be unfair to the series because of one character but, sometimes, one character can spoil an entire series.The following contains spoilers for Episodes 1–5 of You Season 4. Because, of course, we can't have an ending with the two brothers being happy together. I can go on and on with her.Īlso, she is the reason I hate the ending. She also prefers that her attacker run free just for her to stay in Tanwa's home. She never hated him and, even though, she doubted his innocence in the first few episodes, she never disliked him, on the contrary. She says to Pathomkarn that she hated Tanwa at first which is a total lie. She also is and admits to be a criminal herself because she's a stalker but the male lead doesn't seem to be put off by this news. she is a cop but she's scared on a crime scene. But I don't remember hating it that much! That Thai version seemed to have worsened the female character. I re-read my comment on the Hello Monster series and I was already saying at that time that I didn't quite like the romance. She was insufferable from the start and, from episode 4 or 5, I couldn't see her on the screen anymore and I had to skip all of her scenes (especially the ones with the male lead). And maybe because it was a long time ago but I remember liking the Korean series. I remember some scenes (especially the fantastic acting of Do Kyungsoo) but I don't quite remember the rest of the series so I couldn't really compare with this one (except the beginning of the plot). To be fair, I've watched Hello Monster a long time ago and I don't have any memories of the series at all. Ps: There is no OST or song in the remake (hence the 1 point in Music) but I'd rather have cinematic soundtracks than OST that is put in wrong moments. Now that I have watched the whole drama, I think it was great that the first quarter was slightly boring since the main character did not know or even have hope that his brother is still alive to be so motivated. Also, the characters are reimagined very well and I love them passing the first quarter (sorry but the original characters were sometimes off from what they are suppose to be like female cop, little brother etc. The most important thing in conclusion is it gives the spotlight on the main relationship - the brothers amongst the less important one the original pushed it to. Plot holes in several occasions in the original were filled and improved, unnecessary plots/storylines were trimmed, characters finally have more realistic feelings, and the ending is a close ending (I won't spoil it). It shows me the potential the rest of the drama is and I am glad I didn't give up on it. To be honest, I was unimpressed by the first few episodes as they are somewhat a bland replica of the original until I discovered the plot fix in the first crime case they solve together. The first quarter may not be as amazing introducing the characters and their chemistry as the original but making it pass halfway will be worth it. ![]() Upon hearing the Thai remake of a high potential drama, I had a high expectation going into Remember You (2021). When Mouse (Korean Drama) came out, I am blown away by how amazingly tight knit a crime drama can be while showing more realistic characters' reactions. Not to say that the original was bad, it was very good in the chemistry between the characters and introducing an intriguing story in 2015. However, if you are into a bubbly crime solving drama then that one is for you. It could have been better if there were some clarity as to why the characters suffers their fate or act a certain way. ![]() Watching the original, I was very much disappointed by all the plot holes and excessive plot they have between the main storyline and the side stories of crimes and romance. Smooth storyline without the extra romance in a criminal, investigation drama The drama is an adaptation of Korean drama Hello Monster (2015), but it very much has improved the storyline in the original. ![]()
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