Alas, I have given up waiting for a second season of Life on Mars. 😞

Echoing @gikata (above), there's a difference between a cliffhanger and an open ending. For me, Signal falls into the latter category.

I recently watched Intern Detective Oh Kyeon-Sik, a so-called "tv movie" that was clearly intended to be a multi-episode series. It ended just as the main plot was getting started. The abrupt (non) ending didn't exactly leave me angry or heartbroken, just a little disappointed. I thought it had the potential to be a really fun show.

Haha it's been a while, but it did seem more like a horror type.

I endured this scary drama due to Kim Jae Wook and Kim Dong Wook and then came out liking the whole story. ^^

Definitely watched it in the daytime though. XD

I consign dramas ending on a cliffhanger with no sequel to the same level of hell as noble idiocy! 🔥👿🔥

And the fact that he gave Ji Wook a heads up and advice to fight against the CEO was a nice twist.

The use of Mr. Yang could have been typical and boring, but again, the show made this character fun with his little quips and snark. The fact that he insulted his boss to his face was so funny and unexpected.

Yeah I thought the post was too generic and sus.

@db-staff

Yes I love the bed shopping scene - and the dialogue is brilliantly written.
"You are the king of your domain. And in this kingdom, you're the only subject."
"My kingdom has just been taken over by a neighboring country." 🤣🧡

I love the way they petty-bicker and make-up too!

Again, brilliant situational comedy & great lines - the whole exchange with the disgruntled female co-worker who quarreled with her hubby (aka "Not on My Team" phone contact name) is priceless comic scripting!

CUE TO: apology letter ("I promise never to kiss Song Hae-Yeong ever again!")