Thanks @pkml3! I trust you and your family are having a great outing or series of outings with a hike to walk and apple festival to attend.

Hi All!!!
I’m checking with all of us (I think again) … how do we feel about our next Rewatch show being the cdrama, ‘Mobius’???? The link to info on the show from MDL below. It seems it’s also called ‘Give Me Five’ – as in give me 5 chances to change the outcome, I’m guessing.

https://mydramalist.com/766293-give-me-five

I completed this show around two weeks ago and enjoyed it. I liked that it did sort of give an explanation to something ‘supernatural’ and that everything made sense in that drama world.

Half an hour more to our Party!!

Hello….anyone there?

Hi @FF

Hi @GB

Hey @SD!! Please see my first comment and let us know if you’re game to rewatch ‘Mobius’ or want to suggest another show for our next Party.

Hi GB, SD, FF.

Hi @WE.

New bad guy is a teatcher-writer.
Because of a little luck, the elevator doors open?! hum.

Hi @WE.

@GB, I do not have any other dramas in mind at the moment. I have mostly been trying to stay on top of a long list of dramas I have never seen while rewatching ones I find comforting (LOL). I would be willing to try this one, but am also open to others.

@FF, I like that Snake-y Lee puts evil writer in his place. He was trying to be too entitled.

Timestamp 6.53? It was just the Snake and Writer Moon … which Van Gogh are you referring to? The self portrait?

@GB. I couldn’t read this thread about “wish”.
But I will read that after rewatch.
I couldn’t watch “Mobius” yet but I could find the drama, so it’s just a question of time.

It’s supposed to be a complex time-travel drama, then, it would be nice for a rewatch.
I still have a doubt because it’s a cdrama, and I hope it’s more worth a rewatch than “reset”, and only you know it for now.

@WE, I feel that ‘Mobius’ is okay for a rewatch, however there are some scenes that are so full of stuff going on, that we might end up watching more than commenting.

Lee YB always takes on snakey cases. He must have a reputation for defending dubious characters.

@SD, LOL. I really don’t know that much art but I kind of know some Van Gogh.

So this week JC gets a chance to have the home care that he resented Woo Tak receiving before. However, it does not go according to plan. HJ’s mum is behaving strangely.

This episode is so poignant. The young boy collapses in the middle of the four adults ribbing one another.

Since I am watching this for the first time (and was out of town last week), I have not yet finished this drama. I got stuck on this episode. Some of the research projects I was working on when I was employed where transplant patient projects and even when you are just looking at numbers, it is a difficult business. I will finish this episode with you all today,

@FF, yes LYB seems to only want cases where the bad guys are in his debt and he has power over them or can get a load of cash.

This episode it’s not only HJ’s mum, but HJ herself who’s acting a bit weird, and JC’s imagination is going crazy.

@SD, yes, this is a poignant and sad episode. Such a fine young man, gets ‘killed’. Heart-breaking that his father chooses the man’s own birthday to be the day they pull the plug on him and harvest his organs.

At the same time we have a young child who needs a kidney.

Confort scene with sheep and couples in a field.
I like the OST song on this.

@WE, I’m not sure but this actor who plays the dying boy’s father was also the dad in the show (Signal?) where he shields his son although he knew his son was a murderer?

Now both Woo Tak and HJ realise that they are dreaming about the same thing that JC will have to face. At least it’s more than 1 person who dreams the same incident and they can talk about it.

@WE, Now HJ is into avoidance… going to a farm to run away.

I love the nonsense scene of the other couple being irritatingly affectionate and cutesy in public. They were in another show together and are really hamming it up to show up JC’s less romantic style.

@WE, I remember that field as being much later in this episode. What I liked about that scene with the obvious two paths (each of which lead to JC not being a prosecutor) is that the couple is in the middle, up the hill, suggesting a path through the field, i.e., a more tortuous path that might avoid the pitfalls of the obvious choices.

@SD, oh yeah? So there would be a flashback later?
I forgot, I’m curious to see that now.

The girl in irritating couple is Lee Sung Kyung?

HJ is trying to prevent JC from going to work, so that he does not have to take on the case of the writer and his student and the organ donation situation.

@FF, Yes that was Lee Sung Kyung. She and Yoon Kyun Sang did a cameo for this show. I thought at first they had played a couple in an earlier show but I cannot find it in MDL.

From JC’s brother’s conversation with his schoolmate, we get the hint that Lee YB is involve in fabricating evidence causing an innocent doctor to be wrongfully indicted.

LOL JC dressed to the nines in suit and tie, with hair all slicked back and pretending to be dressed for the beach. They both know that they cannot ‘not’ face the dilemma.

@FF, yes, I like how this Writer sets up early for the future scenes. Like the one on fabricating evidence. It popped up really early and also last episode.

Now fortunately Woo Tak has the dreams and can save the little boy from Writer Killer Moon.

Hand on shoulder, romance on the way. Ahaha.

So no beach trip after all. The writer is sick in the head, mentally tormenting a child.

ok. I am at the irritating couple scene with their matching pink outfits and the pink flowers. I noticed at the bus stop that JC and HJ also match; her pumpkin colored skirt matches his shirt nearly exactly. He only offers her a bit of seeded grass though, LOL, understated couple as they are.

For some time now we see that JC’s colleagues don’t really like his style of working. He’s careful about investigating etc. But in the future, his style is what makes a difference to a case and everyone should feel ashamed that their criteria for work well done was only that they had no tall piles of cases, unlike JC.

@SD, yes they had matching color outfit too, their colors seem richer yet their interactions are mild.

JC wisely calls in all the prosecutors to discuss the dilemma so that he’s not alone in deciding … ultimately of course he does have to decide. He learnt this from Mr Choi from the previous case ie to let the senior prosecutors in on giving advice.

On the one hand we have LYB acting like ‘god’ carelessly getting culprits off… while herewith the prosecutors we have more caring people who want to be just and fair. It’s a struggle but we see Prosecutor Son agreeing that the autopsy should be done, even though it costs her greatly.

Such an contrast to what LYB does. Oh dear silly Pros Lee is shouting again. He’s nothing except an ball of emotions and gets all worked up uselessly.

@GB, I have been meaning to watch the Omniscient Reader movie. My youngest son had it on his phone so I loaded it as well, though I am not very far in it. I always get bored looking at my phone…

@SD, Omniscient Reader will definitely look better on a big screen. It’s so chock full of stuff and action. It’s hard to catch it on a phone screen.

@WE, Yes, delaying the reveal of the good idea is definitely a better decision. Also delaying showing us that HJ had also advised to choose the middle path or to do both the autopsy and save the lives of 7 people.

@FF yes… and I’m impatient to watch the next episode even though I’ve watched it already!

@WE, Yes, I can imagine how frustrating it is when the film maker has made the show for the big screen with so much detail but people miss much of the detail because they watch on their phones.

It was not anything special but a satisfying watch nevertheless and the CG was good.

@GB, good night.

Goodbye everybody. It’s time for me to go now too.
I wish you all a good week!!

Hello everyone — I am so sorry I missed the session, I got my days mixed up and was out.