Are You Human Too Episode 29&30 Recap
Truthfully, there was a mulling frustration threatening to boil throughout this episode, but boy, it was all worth it for that ending.
Truthfully, there was a mulling frustration threatening to boil throughout this episode, but boy, it was all worth it for that ending.
Amazing ending and cliffhanger!!!
Other than a little hiccup, this episode has a few classic scenes that really prove the drama’s worth.
I am so proud of our robot taking little teeny steps!
This episode is such a delight and a thrill to watch.
Yet another great episode – our relationship takes a little step forward and our robot is more and more of his own.
I absolutely loved this episode! Some mix of sweetness with suspense, and who can say no to a little robotic action at the end?
Yes I’m excited for the good stuff that is about to come!
I feel so conflicted whenever I watch this show because now I have fallen deeply in love whenever NamShin III is on screen (with So Bong), but anything with Ye Na inside just makes me wanna tear my hair out (I realise I say that a lot. Oh god, watching dramas is detrimental to my hair growth.)
In this episode, we finally reached the point where memories and flashbacks converge with reality (/or subconscious?).
Pretty ambivalent about this one!
So many questions and I can’t quite work out my answers yet.
I’m back finally after what may be the longest hiatus on thoughtsramble with a review for the first 6 episodes for Life on Mars!
HOW CAN IT ALL END SO QUICKLY I NEED MORE SON OH GONG. PLEASE.
Many thoughts!! But in short, Episode 20 you better give me a good answer!
I like this episode for the acting and the resolution of Guemganggo, but mostly, this is just a build-up for something else, which will hopefully be big and awesome and jaw-dropping.
Sometimes I feel like truthfully all we had going on was a love story, sometimes I’m impressed with the amount of things that happens within one episode. It’s a love story, but yet there are vital implications of falling in love in this world.
Things are getting really exciting!
Our couple is really taking the next step of committing to this Love, which really touches me for some reason. Could it be the fact that it’s such a difficult love to begin with, yet Oh Gong is fighting so hard to protect it?
In all honesty, I preferred the plot of Episode 11 over Episode 12, just because there were more ups and downs. But the slightly flatter plot line of this episode (in preparation for something more?) and the spirit has been said more than once to be a powerful evil spirit indicates that this may bring a huge change to our plot dynamics.
I really like this episode – the pace has picked up, the plot thickens (in more than one aspect) and I truly don’t want this to end.
I kinda like this episode, kinda don’t. But now that we have gotten certain questions out of the way, I think the good stuff is going to roll in!
Nothing much in this episode, but the relationship further develops, second male lead enters the scene and we also see a vengeful (somewhat) mermaid.
I love how this is all boiling towards a certain point and how we are all just waiting for that eventual moment.
It gets better and better!
This finale’s plot borders on unsatisfactory and ridiculous, but surprisingly, other than a few moments where I was tearing my hair out in frustration, I actually enjoyed the entire finale – Nam Joo Hyuk’s desperate attempts to calm down a bereaved So Ah and a devasted Shin Se Kyung were so good to watch.
Truthfully I’m holding out only because I’m just somehow very enamored with Ha Baek and Hoo Ye.
Now drama, you are way past the halfway mark so you’d better do something about the pace of your plot!
I actually quite like this episode, even if nothing much actually happened.