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* In episode 2, we see some of Seth's past work as a facilitator. In one drama, he poses as a construction worker to direct Seo-yeon's character into Joon's character's path. In another, he swaps their bags at a train station so they'll meet. [[RuleOfThree In the third]], a period drama called ''An Arrow Through My Heart'', he robs Seo-yeon so Joon will catch him - and he gets ShotInTheAss by an arrow.
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* In episode 2, we see some of Seth's past work as a facilitator. In one drama, he poses as a construction worker to direct Seo-yeon's character into Joon's character's path. In another, he swaps their bags at a train station so they'll meet. [[RuleOfThree In the third]], a period drama called ''An Arrow Through My Heart'', he robs Seo-yeon so Joon will catch him - and he gets ShotInTheAss by with an arrow.arrow, falls and quickly drags himself away.
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* In episode 2, we see some of Seth's past work as a facilitator. In one drama, he poses as a construction worker to direct Seo-Yeon's character's into Joon's character's path. In another, he swaps their bags at a train station so they'll meet. [[RuleOfThree In the third]], a period drama called ''An Arrow Through My Heart'', he robs Seo-Yun so Joon will catch him - and he gets ShotInTheAss by an arrow.
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* In episode 2, we see some of Seth's past work as a facilitator. In one drama, he poses as a construction worker to direct Seo-Yeon's character's Seo-yeon's character into Joon's character's path. In another, he swaps their bags at a train station so they'll meet. [[RuleOfThree In the third]], a period drama called ''An Arrow Through My Heart'', he robs Seo-Yun Seo-yeon so Joon will catch him - and he gets ShotInTheAss by an arrow.
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* In episode 4, we are introduced to another recurring trope in Dramaworld, [[PiggybackCute drunken piggybacks]], when Joon and Claire are walking down a street and a strange drunken girl, coming out of nowhere, gets on Joon's back and he starts carrying her. What's makes it so funny is 1) even though he carries her, he doesn't break his stride or even stop or turn to acknowledge her presence, and 2) when Claire points it out, [[UnusuallyUninterestingSight he just thinks nothing of it]].
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* In episode 4, we are introduced to another recurring trope in Dramaworld, [[PiggybackCute drunken piggybacks]], when Joon and Claire are walking down a street and a strange drunken girl, coming out of nowhere, gets on Joon's back and he starts carrying her. What's makes it so funny is 1) even though he carries her, he doesn't break his stride to pick her up or even stop or turn to acknowledge her presence, and 2) when Claire points it out, [[UnusuallyUninterestingSight he just thinks nothing of it]].
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* In episode 4, we are introduced to another recurring trope in Dramaworld, [[PiggybackCute drunken piggybacks]], when Joon and Claire are walking down a street and a strange drunken girl, coming out of nowhere, gets on Joon's back and he starts carrying her. What's makes it so funny is 1) even though he carries her, he doesn't break his stride or even stop or turn to acknowledge her presence, and 2) when Claire points it out, [[UnusuallyUninterestSight he just thinks nothing of it]].
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* In episode 4, we are introduced to another recurring trope in Dramaworld, [[PiggybackCute drunken piggybacks]], when Joon and Claire are walking down a street and a strange drunken girl, coming out of nowhere, gets on Joon's back and he starts carrying her. What's makes it so funny is 1) even though he carries her, he doesn't break his stride or even stop or turn to acknowledge her presence, and 2) when Claire points it out, [[UnusuallyUninterestSight [[UnusuallyUninterestingSight he just thinks nothing of it]].
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* In episode 4, we are introduced to another recurring trope in Dramaworld, [[PiggybackCute drunken piggybacks]], when Joon and Claire are walking down a street and a strange drunken girl, coming out of nowhere, gets on Joon's back and he starts carrying her. What's makes it so funny is 1) even though he carries her, he doesn't even stop or turn to acknowledge her presence, and 2) he doesn't even notice her until Claire points it out, and then he just thinks nothing of it.
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* In episode 4, we are introduced to another recurring trope in Dramaworld, [[PiggybackCute drunken piggybacks]], when Joon and Claire are walking down a street and a strange drunken girl, coming out of nowhere, gets on Joon's back and he starts carrying her. What's makes it so funny is 1) even though he carries her, he doesn't break his stride or even stop or turn to acknowledge her presence, and 2) he doesn't even notice her until when Claire points it out, and then [[UnusuallyUninterestSight he just thinks nothing of it.it]].
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** Claire getting her makeup done at a department storm through a raging storm of ProductPlacement for Korean makeup brands. At one point, the makeup girl is about to apply some whitener emulsion - but then realizes that Claire ''is'' white and doesn't need it.
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** Claire getting her makeup done at a department storm store through a raging storm of ProductPlacement for Korean makeup brands. At one point, the makeup girl beautician is about to apply some whitener emulsion - but then realizes that Claire ''is'' white and doesn't need it.
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* In episode 4, we are introduced to another recurring trope in Dramaworld, [[PiggybackCute drunken piggybacks]], when Joon and Claire are walking down a street and a strange drunken girl, coming out of nowhere, gets on Joon's back and he starts carrying her. What's makes it so funny is 1) even though he carries her, he doesn't even stop or turn to acknowledge her presence, and 2) he doesn't even notice her until Claire points it out, and then he just thinks nothing of it.
* Episode 7:
** While looking for Seo-yeon, Claire meets her friend, Seung-woo, and stops to look at him for a minute. She figures that he isn't the killer of [[spoiler:Mr. Park]] - because he's too minor a character.
** Claire getting her makeup done at a department storm through a raging storm of ProductPlacement for Korean makeup brands. At one point, the makeup girl is about to apply some whitener emulsion - but then realizes that Claire ''is'' white and doesn't need it.
--->'''Claire:''' Oh, thank God for product placement!
* Episode 7:
** While looking for Seo-yeon, Claire meets her friend, Seung-woo, and stops to look at him for a minute. She figures that he isn't the killer of [[spoiler:Mr. Park]] - because he's too minor a character.
** Claire getting her makeup done at a department storm through a raging storm of ProductPlacement for Korean makeup brands. At one point, the makeup girl is about to apply some whitener emulsion - but then realizes that Claire ''is'' white and doesn't need it.
--->'''Claire:''' Oh, thank God for product placement!
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* In episode 2, we see some of Seth's past work as a facilitator. In one drama, he poses as a construction worker to direct Seo-Yeon's character's into Joon's character's path. In another, he swaps their bags at a train station so they'll meet. [[RuleOfThree In the third]], a period drama, he robs Seo-Yun so Joon will catch him - and he gets ShotInTheAss by an arrow.
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* In episode 2, we see some of Seth's past work as a facilitator. In one drama, he poses as a construction worker to direct Seo-Yeon's character's into Joon's character's path. In another, he swaps their bags at a train station so they'll meet. [[RuleOfThree In the third]], a period drama, drama called ''An Arrow Through My Heart'', he robs Seo-Yun so Joon will catch him - and he gets ShotInTheAss by an arrow.
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* In episode 2, we see some of Seth's past work as a facilitator. In one drama, he poses as a construction worker to direct Seo-Yeon's character's into Joon's character's path. In another, he swaps their bags at a train station so they'll meet. [[RuleOfThree In the third]], a period drama, he robs Seo-Yun so Joon will catch him - and he gets ShotInTheAss by an arrow.
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* In episode 2, we see some of Seth's past work as a facilitator. In one drama, he poses as a construction worker to direct Seo-Yeon's character's into Joon's character's path. In another, he swaps their bags at a train station so they'll meet. [[RuleOfThree In the third]], a period drama, he robs Seo-Yun so Joon will catch him - and he gets ShotInTheAss by an arrow.arrow.
* In episode 9, after finding out that [[spoiler:his life is a TV show]], Joon has this reflection on it:
-->'''Joon:''' [[spoiler:I'm a television character. [[JerkassRealization And kind of a jerk]]]].\\
'''Claire:''' [[spoiler:Yeah, but like, the total fan favorite]].
* In episode 9, after finding out that [[spoiler:his life is a TV show]], Joon has this reflection on it:
-->'''Joon:''' [[spoiler:I'm a television character. [[JerkassRealization And kind of a jerk]]]].\\
'''Claire:''' [[spoiler:Yeah, but like, the total fan favorite]].
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