He’s Psychometric: Ep 6 Notes

What do we know so far? A. 13 years ago fire in Yungsung Apartment was staged to cover up the death of the woman in the suitcase.  1. SungMo and his mother were being chased by the Killer #1 with a Suitcase. Mom felt that she had to die to end this all. SungMo hatched up […]

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He’s Psychometric: Ep 5 Notes continued

The second installment. I think I’ll have to add a third one. 1. The new passcode = Lee Ahn’s birthday = his parents’ death anniversary Sungmo changed the passcode on the day before Lee Ahn’s birthday. 051203. But I don’t think Sungmo thought this through. Would Lee Ahn really want a reminder of his birthday […]

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He’s Psychometric: Ep 5 Notes

I’m breaking up my random notes in two installments. Second half here: He’s Psychometric: Ep 5 Notes continued *********************** 1. Dec 3, 2005 Timeline I want things organized in my head. But it’s beginning to be difficult to keep track of the sequence of events because the director replays the same night while adding more details […]

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He’s Psychometric: Episode 4 Random Notes

As much as I like the relationships between JiSoo and Prosecutor Kang SungMo, and Lee Ahn and his classmate JaeIn, I’m keeping tabs on the cross-relationships: Jisoo+Lee Ahn and SungMo+Jaein. If I didn’t suspect SungMo of hiding a dark secret about the apartment fire, I’d eye his preoccupation with Jaein as reminiscent of Reply 1997. […]

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He’s a Psychometric: Ep 4 On Kang SungMo

Everyone and their mother has a secret. That’s the great secret this show has been trying to reveal to us from the start. All has skeletons in the closet. Take for instance, Lee Ahn. His secret is the obvious one. He’s psycho. Or psychic. It’s understandable that he wants this gift/curse of his kept confidential. He’d […]

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He’s Psychometric: Episode 3

Okay, if you haven’t started on “He’s Psychometric” yet, I’m suggesting you carve out time this weekend to do so. It’s fun to watch. I’m going to give you a few spoilers on the first 30 minutes of Episode 3 to show you how high school romance, work romance, mystery and fantasy all mixed together […]

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Haechi: Episodes 3 and 4 Wizard of Oz

The lead characters, Lee Geum, Moonsoo, YeoJi and DalMoon, remind me of Dorothy and her three companions in the Wizard of Oz. They’re imperfect. They start off the adventure searching for a missing piece of themselves: brains for the Scarecrow, heart for the Tinman, courage for the Cowardly Lion and home for the homesick Dorothy. […]

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