Death's Game Episode 5 - REACTION & Discussion
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- Not the kind of start to the episode that I expected. - I've seen some pretty avant garde art before but this is ridiculous. - Unsurprisingly, the gun doesn't work on Death herself. - So Yee-jae just became a serial killer. But Death said she would intervene if he ever tried to kill anyone. Should be interesting. - „I'll make you a very special piece of art“ - Yup, that's Oh Jung-se, the actor of Sang-tae in IOTNBO. - As if I didn't hate Tae-u enough already. - Ah shit. How ironic that he would end up on that table himself. - Man, if this show were like Torchwood, they would be showing ALL the gore. I don't know if I'd want to see that. - My man Yee-jae is losing it. Not sure if Death's intentions of teaching him a lesson even works because it seems like she's just making him go completely insane at this point 😅
Marcel Wannieck
2024-11-28 16:01:58 +0000 UTCwhat a disturbing episode. I need some sunshine in my life. Please DG let's watch something funny and heartwarming next. wow, all the way back to the day of the interview. Hee-Seung has been ruining our main characters life for almost a decade and across multiple lives. That's not how bullets work! When death picked the fully intact bullet in it's case up off of the floor after it'd been fired. At least she didn't try to put it back in the gun and refire it. Death saying that the girlfriend was destined to die there regardless of our main characters actions is interesting. Does that mean that Hee-Seung specifically targeted her or he just likes running pedestrians over every so often and she was going to be walking home regardless of if she was with our main character. I hope that our guy picked up the car's black box sim card out of the grate and not just the pen. How many times can you run someone over with your car in public and find someone to take the fall for you. Wouldn't someone notice that the owner of all of these cars is the same guy regardless of different people saying they drove them. And wouldn't he run out of fall guys. I guess that we should be grateful that our serial killer this week wasn't also a cannibal. I thought the only rules death gave him were you're not allowed to kill yourself or others. I guess suicide by serial killer doesn't count? The 2 main actors are really good. If only they were in more of the show. Every scene with Park So Dam is a delight. "Fire can't get burned, water can't get wet, death can't die." what a line! Only 3 episodes left. I'm trying my best to resist finishing this show. We'll see how much longer I can restrain myself. I still think last episode was the best of the show so far.
Jared Mathews
2024-11-25 23:05:58 +0000 UTC-i agree this episode is amazing. not as moving as last episode but this is where i really understood where death wanted to go - the big revelation of this episode is that Tae-su is also indirectly responsible for Yee-jae's death. the chain of events that took place on the day of his suicide began with the accidental death that Tae-su caused by car. because of that he missed his job interview, then lost his apartment and then went to see Ji-su in a deplorable state which made her imagine horrible things and break up with her. the factor that you forgot DG when you said that he died for "the wrong reasons" is the death of this man it is a crucial factor in his descent into hell. now you have to discover the plan of death which obviously leaves Yee-jae reincarnated in people who gravitate around "Baek Hee-sung" - the next episode is just as incredible. this episode also had a taste of Dexter or Hannibal or psychopath who confronts another psychopath
fabrice maire
2024-11-25 21:02:04 +0000 UTC
