PACHINKO Season 2 Episode 1 Ending Explained

[@BrainPilot]

What did you think of Pachinko Season 2 Episode 1? Let me know your thoughts in the comments!

[@wezibota1995]

I genuinely feel like I am watching of the greatest stories ever told on television

[@chaisepomme4070]

Loved the episode…engaging story, interesting/compelling characters and visually stunning to watch. What more can one ask for?

[@Liverbird-zp7yg]

Really enjoyed your review of the first episode, which I also enjoyed immensely. I’ve loved this show since it was first broadcast in March 2024 and it quickly became my favourite show of all time. There simply isn’t a weak point to it - every cast and crew member performs their role to an incredibly high standard. I can’t wait to see the rest of season 2 and I’m hopeful it will get some very much deserved recognition by way of awards.

[@BrainPilot]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@아짓_8]

I feel so sad when I think about the many Korean families who had to live through those terrible times. I saw the devil in the Japanese who were happy after the Sado mine, where Koreans were forced labor, was listed by UNESCO.

[@dangerouskoala6611]

I was hoping two episodes would be available to watch

[@donaldsmith8648]

I've never heard of this show.. but nice breakdown

[@BrainPilot]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it

[@donaldsmith8648]

@@BrainPilot your welcome 🤗 my ninja

[@msofia8810]

Watch it, it worth. I on seson1 ep 7, such a beautiful show, one of the best i saw so far.

[@Beeno-b1y]

Excuse me but where can I watch this show but not on Apple TV ? Is there is any link to watch it ?

[@PoonamJajoriya-e6x]

Myasiantv

[@Liverbird-zp7yg]

It only on AppleTv at the moment. It’s one of their original productions.

[@ecru8488]

Can watch on dramacool

[@KP-zd3hc]

As a Zainichi Korean, the cake shop scene was a bit too much for me. It’s like all my mother and father’s anecdotes coming alive all at once. Interestingly, my grandmother, a first-generation Zainichi Korean, lived in a countryside near Hiroshima, but away from the epicentre. She remembers seeing the clouds and the flash. I empathised with Noa the most. It’s like I’m in his shoes. Especially when he was advised by a pastor (maybe he meant it as a joke) that he should just stop being a Korean. Edit: I wanted to stop being Korean to the point I no longer associated with other Koreans or even my mother, who was quintessentially Korean.

[@secretvodkaroses]

Humbly requesting you return to Chernobyl. Are you going to continue, pretty please? 3 weeks on and I YEARN for completion, Mr Brainpiolot, sir.

[@JobjobJob-f6e]

I see none humbleness in you. Stop coming to the channel.

[@secretvodkaroses]

@@JobjobJob-f6e Good thing your unsolicited opinion doesn't matter, ma'am. Have the day you deserve :)