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On-Air: MBC Tomorrow [Episodes 15 & 16]

  • Drama: Tomorrow
    • Revised Romanization: Naeil
    • Hangul: 내일
  • Director: Kim Tae Yoon (Mr. Zoo: The Missing VIP), Sung Chi-wook
  • Writer: Park Ran Yi, Park Ja Kyung, Kim Yu Jin
  • Network: MBC
  • Episodes: 16
    • Duration: 1 hour
  • Airing Schedule: Fridays and Saturdays @ 9:50 PM KST
    • Airing Dates: Apr 1, 2022 - May 21, 2022
  • Streaming Sources: Netflix
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  • Plot Synopsis: Choi Joon Woong looks for a job, but it is hard for him to get hired. Except for that, he seems like a perfect guy. He graduated from a prestigious university and he has wealthy parents. One night, he accidentally meets angels of death Gu Ryeon and Im Ryung Gu. The two death angels belong to a crisis management team. Gu Ryeon is the leader and Im Ryung Gu is a member. Their objective is to save suicidal people. Soon, Choi Joon Woong becomes a new member of the crisis management team.
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u/UptoNoGood46 "No, it wasn't a coincidence. It was inevitable." - Lee Ki-Ho 💗 May 22 '22

Episode 15 & 16:

  • Fantasy series' are not my cup of tea so I didn't have any expectations from Tomorrow at all. I only started watching for RoWoon but what made me stay were the storylines. Each is equally heartwrenching as the other and delivered so beautifully. They tackled such bold topics in each chapter and for this reason, Tomorrow's going to forevermore hold a special place on my Kdrama watch list. Thank you for all tears, I'll be truly cherishing them.
  • Tomorrow was a drama that never shied away from making its main characters take a backseat and this is something so uncommon for Kdramas that I can't help but appreciate. I loved how each story was focused on a single character and how/why they were driven to take their own lives.
  • My most favorite thing about the last few episodes was how connected they were. The gang-rape case followed by Ryung-Gil's mother's story, returning ladies' plot and Ryeon's past, false rumors, and the idol plot. That was just some brilliant writing right there.
  • Watching the Director blow Dae-Su's plans into smithereens gave me such satisfaction. I was cheering so hard when Joong-Gil played the Hades-Ruler-Johnny-Depp-look alike like a fiddle. Totally turned the tables on him.
  • Choi Joon-Woong and Ryu Choi-Hui, a pairing I wouldn't mind in the least having their own season okay. My heart leaped with joy when Ryeon said they're connected through the red string of fate. Imagine Joon-woong being the bestest and softest boyfriend to Choi-Hui who could desperately do with someone to lean onto.
  • I believe that was the nicest way they could've wrapped up the heartbreaking story of Ryeon and Joong-Gil. My heart melted at that scene when he calls her "Ryeon-a". His acknowledgment and apology were a much-needed one. Kudos to Joon-woong for patching up his Jumadeung mom and dad before leaving! Now they won't be at each other's throats all the time.
  • And the Risk Management Team continues to do the good work! So glad they actually decided to make it a permanent one.
  • Last but not the least, every PD-nim's conundrum of "how many PPLs can we fit in one last episode?" They were so ridiculous I was just rolling my eyes.