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its a korean show about a deadly game based on childhood plays. its on netflix. it rules. you might have heard of a tiktok trend started by it? here's a poster so the thread looks more legitimate
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episode six really put me through the loving wringer because I kept being reminded of my grandma who had dementia and a similar grasp on reality. even if he faked it. 
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Oct 2, 2021 16:50
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MiddleOne posted:What tiktok trend? Replicating the games! Though mostly the first two lmao. I agree about the resolution to the cop thread though, it really did feel a bit pointless. He was his brother! And...... that's it?
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Oct 3, 2021 16:44
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Khanstant posted:Ddakji question: Is it just a hard game of chance to win, or is there a major factor in the construction of the squares to make some of them much more effective than others? I guess what I'm wondering is if the smug ddakji man was rigging the games subtly making the squares shittier, or if he just got really skilled at it because it's what he does all day for a living. It was something that made me worry about the protagonist more because it established that he loving sucks at children's games!
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lezard_valeth posted:
Gi-hun has become communist
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