because an answer depends on the way in which we specify its elements : what kind. References to Misaeng and Bottom of the Ninth with Two Outs (also called 9 End 2 Outs). My aim was to expound the narrative of the TSPC episode, solve some. The unexpected makjang turn from the almost-throwaway character of mysterious landlady, Hwang Bok-hee. References to his previous dramas: Secret Garden, Diary of a Night Watchman, and his many hilarious faces in Warm and Cozy.ġ:14:12. References to Park Seo-joon’s previous dramas: Witch’s Romance, She Was Pretty, One Warm Word, and Kill Me, Heal Me.ġ:10:32. Their story partially inspired this drama.ġ:09:13. (The word Saya was looking for was ‘temerity’!) Reference to Choo Sung-hoon and Yano Shiho, who feature on variety show Superman Returns. Our opinions on Ae-ra’s reaction to Dong-man’s decision to go into MMA. Dong-man’s petty archenemy, KIM TAK-SOO, whose character Festerfaster compares to Arjun, the character from Indian epic The Mahabharata.ġ:04:02. We also detour to Seol-hee’s relationship with her mother, and the way her mother supported her daughter’s agency.ĥ9:37. How we felt about girlfriends Ae-ra and Seol-hee, and the group-friendship between the four of them. How great it was to see Seol-hee become a bit more badass.ĥ2:00. The Other Woman, JANG YE-JIN ( Pyo Ye-jin), and Joo-man’s mistakes and eventual growth. Laica points out how Seol-hee let the relationship swallow up her sense of self, and we ask whether she was too self-sacrificing.Ĥ8:53. How Joo-man and Seol-hee wanted different things out of life, and the way it impacts their ability to relate to each other. Laica notes how Ae-ra would moderate the friendship between them whenever Dong-man was in a relationship.ģ6:50. We discuss Dong-man’s ex, mean-girl PARK HYE-RAN ( Lee Elijah), and whether her relationship with Dong-man was doomed because of his best-friendship with Ae-ra. Segue to stalker-guy ( Kang Ki-doong), and we struggle to understand why there are all these strange men around Ae-ra.Ģ8:08. We question whether he was necessary to the show. How we felt about Choi Woo-shik’s character, the scoundrel Moo-bin, and his effect on Ae-ra. (Reference to 1992 drama, Jealousy)Ģ0:59. Dong-man and Ae-ra’s terribly awkward romance, and how it’s such a refreshing subversion of every relationship cliché ever. Saya compares him to Luke in Gilmore Girls.ġ3:34. We move onto Park Seo-joon and how his simplicity was his biggest appeal as a character. Kim Ji-won and how much we adore her, especially as Choi Ae-ra.ĩ:24. Dong-man makes Ae-ra lose her job: did he have a right to interfere with her life and decisions?ħ:27.

We discuss how we found the show much more relatable because it kept things natural and low-key.ĥ:09. How dramas can overblow mundane moments, and how Fight My Way doesn’t. Festerfaster recalls a terrible date.ģ:46. An introduction to Fight My Way (also called Fight For My Way), and how we nearly drop it because hero Go Dong-man ( Park Seo-joon) made us cringe so, so much.

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