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We felt this betrayal in our bones. Yet, these episdoes had a pretty big reveal: Bojji and Kage are both cursed?

Two episodes filled with misogyny. Good thing Woo Young-woo is a badass. 

Hope everyone had a nice holiday weekend.  We're surprisingly sad to see this show go. 11 seasons - some great and some not so - culminated in a satisfying finale that nicely set up the spinoffs. 

Can we please stop shooting the Grimes children? Who will kill Pamela? Will Rick and Michonne return for the finale? Are we even ready for this series finale?

One of the things we really love about this series is how it highlights serious issues in South Korean society. This week it's the push by parents to have their kids be successful in school and the lack of care and understanding given to folks with autism. 

Itaewon Class comes to a very satisfying conclusion. In 16 episodes it examined class status, prejudice against the trans community, and who gets to be considered Korean. Oh, and some good old-fashioned revenge. 

As Negan considers a deal with the warden, Mercer considers the future of The Commonwealth. 

Rumors of Attorney Woo's special treatment swirl around Hanbada thanks to Attorney Kwon. The team takes on a case to keep a very special town together. 

With Geun-won in prison, Geun-soo looks to be getting his villain clothes ready. There's a surprising connection between Toni and Mrs. Kim, and it may be the answer to Saeroyi's problems.

Pamela Milton has Eugene hunted for the death of her son. Meanwhile, Maggie, Darly, Carol, Rosita, and Gabe find the others have been taken to a very familiar place. 

We look forward to supporting all of Rhaenyra's war crimes in season 2.

In which we devote our hearts to Prince Bojji, first of his name. 

Y'all weren't gonna tell me walkers are climbing ladders and turning doorknobs now?

When Hanbada takes on a case involving ATMs, it cements for Woo Young-woo the type of attorney she wants to be. Episode 6, "If I Were a Whale" focuses on a North Korean defector and the power of a mother's love.  

That castle was dark, dank, and full of treason. Delicious, frustrating, dragon-killing treason.  Alicent is ready to usurp Rhaenyra's crown before she ever gets to wear it based on a misunderstanding, but draws the line at not being involved in the planning all along... despite knowing ALL ALONG this is what her father was going to do. Criston Cole continues to murder with impunity and Rhaenys is...

Saeroyi helps those around him in order for his new business location to succeed; after Geun-won messes up again, Jang has to choose between his son and his company.

Vaemond said the quiet part out loud. War soon come.

Carol and Negan rush to find leverage against Hornsby. 

There was so much treason going on. And that child just colonized a dragon. 

Saeroyi stays a step or two ahead of Jang with the help of a not-so-secret-anymore alliance. We finally get a bit of Toni's storyline and the prejudice and racism he faces as a Black Korean. 

Attorney Woo defends an autistic young man accused of murdering his brother, and we see the origins of the bestest besties.

Ten years later and Criston Cole is still employed and still a whiny, masogynistic bitch and petty Queen Alicent is only too willing to fuel his insecurities as he fuels hers. 

I'm not holding my breath that I'll get it, but I'm shipping Saeroyi and Yi-seo something fierce. Saeroyi continues to be the type of character who brings out the best in those around him -- making him the natural enemy of someone like Jang who poisons everyone -- and it's going to be interesting to see if his ragtag crew can really pull this off.   

So happy I got the family to sit down and watch what has become one of my favorite k-dramas. Here, we get to know Woo Young-woo, the first autistic attorney in South Korea, through her first two cases. 

No one wants off this mortal coil more than Viserys Targaryen and we get it.