some Lookout thoughts before heading in to the finale

– Firstly, Kyung-soo and Bomi ❤️ they are the cutest and also the adorablest. Kim Seul-gi is amazing as always and I’ve never seen Key act before but he’s perfect as the ever-optimistic hacker puppy
-Soo Ji is a badass. she’s reckless and gets herself into trouble but she’s quick to figure things out and despite what she’s been through is still a caring person. it’s refreshing to have an awesome lady in the role of a skilled detective out to avenge her loved one. Lee Si-young is a also badass and i had no idea she was a boxer too
-the priest is hot
– Kim Young-kwan’s shady character might be asking for a Mean Girls joke with that poofy hair, but he’s really impressive here. especially those moments when his conscience catches up with him
-What to Wear While Being Interrogated: A Novel by Shin Dong-wook
-although the show can be ridiculous in that everyone sucks at disguises and some things are just a little too convenient, it’s easy to look past the flaws and just roll with it. the Lookout team are all fantastic characters and there’s been plenty of twists and surprises that keep each episode exciting. i think Do-han lost too much of himself to his revenge plan to get a happy ending but there best be justice for the victims of Yoon and his trash son’s crimes.

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    Ahhh, a new Lookout fan. I will be watching for you reaction of the finale.

    Kim Seul-gi NEEDS to do a new drama.

    Yes, Shin Dong-wook was such a hot priest he spawned a hot priest trend.

    Do-han is currently disguised as a faceblind CEO with a spunky secretary. No one can tell me any different.

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      Overall I liked it! Villains were caught, there was some cuteness and laughs, and Soo Ji got to take down a whole mess of bad guys, which was all satisfying. And well-played Lookout team and hot priest, acting like something happened to Do-han. They really might have to let poor Eun-jung in on that whole CEO secret though.

      And yes, yes she does! Hopefully she’ll be back in one this year.

      Ah, so he’s to blame. Or thank.

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    LOOKOUT!!!! Solomon Park is also outstanding in this! I loved to hate him. @sicarius, what say you?

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    Yayyyy! Yes a lot can be overlooked in this drama because of the characters and the acting.

    Key is wonderful- he’s only acted in one other drama to date, which is Drinking Solo, where, in my opinion, he completely stole the show and made it bearable.
    Seul Gi, as @egads said, really does need a new drama already. She’s so good.
    KYK as Do Han in this quite destroyed me and I wrote so much on this drama, I’m still not really sure I’m over it.

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    I just binged this over the weekend and finished this morning! Had some qualms with the ending but really enjoyed it overall. Loved the cast 💖

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      Haha that’s pretty much what I did too! I usually don’t binge watch much but I was too hyped to find out what would happen next that I wasn’t gonna get much sleep anyway. The writer had to be thinking there was a chance for a season 2 with how they ended things.

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        I know what you mean–I kept telling myself, “just one more episode,” then they’d leave you hanging and I was like, “eh, one more can’t hurt.” 😄 And I agree, it definitely seemed like they were hoping for a season 2 with that ending.

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    One of my absolute favorites. The range of feelings KYK is able to show in the span of 3 seconds is INCREDIBLE. I loved the show, and I loved him, and I loved Do Han.

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      I don’t think I’ll be over the show for quite a while, especially KYK. Do-han was such a fascinating, multilayered character and KYK made every aspect of him completely believable.

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        My only problem with this show is that they said that he saw the little girl with the boy and knew something would happen but didn’t do anything to prevent it so that he could get something for his case. I don’t buy that. That is not how they have sketched him. We never see that his mind has gone that far in his revenge to completely blur such a horrible act except for that one instance. Every other time he clearly shows soft spots. So I don’t buy it. I believe we were just being manipulated. They only said this to have a reason for him feeling guilt towards her mother, to creat more angst and drama where there was absolutely no need for it.
        Anyway, end of rant. Still love the show and the man.

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          I could see how he would be tempted to not stop Shi-wan because he’s devoted so many years to bringing Yoon with an “end justifies the means” type of philosophy even if that meant covering up corruption and endangering the Lookout trio. But I didn’t see him as in so deep that he wouldn’t go back and try to stop him.

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