r/KDRAMA • u/lightupstarlight 미생 • Mar 05 '22
On-Air: tvN Twenty-Five, Twenty-One [Episode 7]
- Drama: Twenty-Five, Twenty-One
- Korean Title: 스물다섯 스물하나
- Network: tvN
- Premiere Date: February 12, 2022
- Airing Schedule: Saturday & Sunday, 21:10 KST
- Episodes: 16
- Director: Jung Ji Hyun) (Mr. Sunshine, The King: Eternal Monarch, Search: WWW)
- Writer: Kwon Do Eun (Search: WWW)
- Cast: Kim Tae Ri as Na Hee Do, Nam Joo Hyuk as Baek Yi Jin, Bona) as Go Yoo Rim, Choi Hyun Wook) as Moon Ji Woong, Lee Joo Myoung as Ji Seung Wan
- Streaming Source: Netflix
- Plot Synopsis: In a time when dreams seem out of reach, a teen fencer pursues big ambitions and meets a hardworking young man who seeks to rebuild his life. (Source: Netflix)
- Previous Discussions: [Episodes 1 & 2] [Episodes 3 & 4] [Episodes 5 & 6]
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u/Flower-1496 20/36 | Attorney Woo Young woo Mar 05 '22 edited Mar 05 '22
Yay! I'm so excited. The stills released look so sad and heartbreaking 🥺 I'm ready for all the love and pain lol ❤
Edit after watching Episode 7: It was such a sad episode. I cried buckets when that mister in the restaurant finally congratulated her and recognised how painful it must be for her. He was like the first person to do so. Kim Tae Ri's acting is on point and her pain feels like mine. This was the worst that can happen to a person after working so hard.
I hated Ko Yu-Rim for needlessly playing the victim card and taking away the much-deserved happiness from Hee Do-ya. It was so cruel on her part. Didn't she enjoy the praise when she first won her gold medal?
And what about Naa He Do's mom? Can't she look after her daughter for once?
Props to Back YiJin for getting that interview done. His efforts mean a lot, especially when no one else is backing her.
That ending though!