The video montage, and after he wrote the message on the dry erase board...man tears.
Those MBC kids are really a class act, I will cheer my heart out for them from this day on. Hyungjun's gregariousness wore off on them as the show went on, it was nice to see their true selves. Nowhere else do you get such insight into the personalities and humanity of our e-sports heroes. I wish I could erase it from my mind and watch it over again fresh 100 times.
Jaedong and Hiya were great too. Jaedong is so shy, his awkwardness is endearing. Hiya is like the polar opposite, cracking jokes and being an extrovert. They give me an Odd Couple vibe; I'll bet the OZ house has a pretty interesting dynamic. OZ draft Hyungjun please for Season 2!
I'm so sad this is over...I hope it was successful enough to warrant more shows like it. A thousand thank yous to the Sub team. I appreciate the hard work.
Mantears (ones you can't punch back). That's all I have to say about that episode. A fanboy can still hope for a 'Hyungjoon the Progamer' series... no one can take that from me. (Sea is even greater, love his comments) (Hope that SS501 stays together... contract expired a while back )
Oh God... So I watched the full episode now. And I bawwwweedddd during the montage scene. It was embarassing because my sister walked in the room and asked me a whole lot of awkward questions.
I'm so glad this is over. It was entertaining to watch just because it was related to SC, but wow... Hyungjoon is almost impossible to watch. It seems like almost everybody on the show was told beforehand by their coach or boss or whoever that they need to smile and be nice to the kid because they're doing it to promote e-sports, but inside they can barely stand to be around the guy. The whole thing just seemed so phony and did a terrible job of showing any real side of pro-gaming.
I would have had tons of respect for the guy if he was serious about practicing, but it seems that as soon as he saw that he'd actually have to put any work into it, he just wanted to go out and have fun and was uninterested in any rewards that weren't handed to him on a silver platter like everything else in his life. Ugh.
On June 19 2010 03:58 nickycakes wrote: Thank you to the sub team for doing the last EP.
I'm so glad this is over. It was entertaining to watch just because it was related to SC, but wow... Hyungjoon is almost impossible to watch. It seems like almost everybody on the show was told beforehand by their coach or boss or whoever that they need to smile and be nice to the kid because they're doing it to promote e-sports, but inside they can barely stand to be around the guy. The whole thing just seemed so phony and did a terrible job of showing any real side of pro-gaming.
I would have had tons of respect for the guy if he was serious about practicing, but it seems that as soon as he saw that he'd actually have to put any work into it, he just wanted to go out and have fun and was uninterested in any rewards that weren't handed to him on a silver platter like everything else in his life. Ugh.
I agree with most part except the last one, SS501 went through a LOT before they become famous.
On June 19 2010 03:58 nickycakes wrote: Thank you to the sub team for doing the last EP.
I'm so glad this is over. It was entertaining to watch just because it was related to SC, but wow... Hyungjoon is almost impossible to watch. It seems like almost everybody on the show was told beforehand by their coach or boss or whoever that they need to smile and be nice to the kid because they're doing it to promote e-sports, but inside they can barely stand to be around the guy. The whole thing just seemed so phony and did a terrible job of showing any real side of pro-gaming.
I would have had tons of respect for the guy if he was serious about practicing, but it seems that as soon as he saw that he'd actually have to put any work into it, he just wanted to go out and have fun and was uninterested in any rewards that weren't handed to him on a silver platter like everything else in his life. Ugh.
And yet it's still better than 99% of american tv reality shows.
Many thanks to the sub team, we got a cool glimpse not only into MBC team, but also parts of Korean culture :>
Ahhh, this was a good show. Thanks for the subs, and I'm sad it ended. Tons of great moments in this last episode. I loved how awkward Jaedong seemed, lmao.
On June 19 2010 04:35 StorrZerg wrote: could someone explain how 369 works?
Each person takes turn saying a number in numerical order. Any number with 3,6, or 9, are represented by claps instead of numbers. So if you say a a wrong number, say your number when it includes 3,6, or 9, or clap when your number does not contain those 3 numbers, you lose. There is often a penalty for losing.
For example:
First person starts with 1, next person says 2, the next person claps, next person says 4, then 5, clap, 7, 8, clap, 10, 11, 12, clap, etc. 30~39 are also claps, and 33, 36, 39 are two claps.
On June 19 2010 04:35 StorrZerg wrote: could someone explain how 369 works?
Each person takes turn saying a number in numerical order. Any number with 3,6, or 9, are represented by claps instead of numbers. So if you say a a wrong number, say your number when it includes 3,6, or 9, or clap when your number does not contain those 3 numbers, you lose. There is often a penalty for losing.
For example:
First person starts with 1, next person says 2, the next person claps, next person says 4, then 5, clap, 7, 8, clap, 10, 11, 12, clap, etc. 30~39 are also claps, and 33, 36, 39 are two claps.
On June 19 2010 04:35 StorrZerg wrote: could someone explain how 369 works?
Each person takes turn saying a number in numerical order. Any number with 3,6, or 9, are represented by claps instead of numbers. So if you say a a wrong number, say your number when it includes 3,6, or 9, or clap when your number does not contain those 3 numbers, you lose. There is often a penalty for losing.
For example:
First person starts with 1, next person says 2, the next person claps, next person says 4, then 5, clap, 7, 8, clap, 10, 11, 12, clap, etc. 30~39 are also claps, and 33, 36, 39 are two claps.
l10f HAS TO DRINK!
What? Don't see anything wrong. It's not multiples of 3, it's numbers that contain 3, 6, or 9.
EPT
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I loved how awkward Jaedong seemed, lmao.
