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The story is an adventure with protagonist against her head and against aliens.

I loved the all the side characters, each group delivered different kind of comedy and events.

All the episodes are eventful and light nothing serious but still interesting.

I'll refer to hong ji-hyo as the main lead, and huh Bora as the second lead according to their appearance order.

The main lead was so good in her role, her acting felt natural and sincere which is a hard thing to deliver in a drama-comedy. I loved how she looked natural unlike female lead in Korean series where they usually act and dresses to look so pretty and cute even if it's not needed. I have seen her in night in paradise and she really stand out from most Korean actresses. She is beautiful and talented.

The second female lead was a bit over the top with her acting and hairstyle. She was suppose to be the boyish free girl, but she wore full makeup all the time withe perfect curled hair and childish outfits. Her facial expressions "even the silly ones" were camera-posing like expressions. Don't get me wrong she was fine but being in the same frame with the main characters made her acting looks tacky.

Finally, The dynamic between the leads was built on mi-school brief friendship. And the second lead is upset until now and blame the main lead for it, and that was funny and immature for grown woman. She felt the an possessed ex girl friend and it was silly. She remided me of thst one episode of friends whene ross meet a hight school friend"brad bitt" and he He makes fun about how they used to be obsessed with dinosaurs while Rosa is still geeky about it. But in this series she is still a 15 mentally. They definitely have chemistry but thats not everything.

I see others calling it boring, confusing, or just not good but I honestly loved it.

At the end of every episode I found myself thinking "damn I like this show" Watching it just gave me this unique happy feeling that I can't quite describe.

It was serious, thrilling at times, silly at times, and wasn't constantly go go go which I loved!

(Although it did have some dark themes like cults, suicide, and being drugged, so if you have a hard time with that stuff I wouldn't recommend watching it.)

You know that feeling when you finish a show you liked and you're like "ugh, well what am I gonna watch now? It's going to be so hard to find another show that I enjoy as much as this one" I finished the show minutes ago and that's exactly how I'm feeling now.

Recently I've been starting shows, getting about halfway through, then the urge to keep watching goes away and I'm left disappointed and wanting to find something else, so the fact that I finished this show AND enjoyed each and every episode means quite a lot.

I'll be honest it's not as sci-fi and has more to do with a cult than the synopsis leads you to think, I mean there's definitely sci-fi and much of the plot has to do with aliens and UFOs but there's a lot more cult action than you'd think.

I also have to add, the character (and Nana, the actress who plays) Bo-ra is SO hot. So, idk, do with that what you will

Anyways I know this review was everywhere but all that to say I very much recommend watching this. Still, ya know, just read the reviews and decide for yourself if you'd you're interested or not.

This is a really interesting show. Lots of ideas going on with just the right amount of reveal.

It's important to go into this expecting something more like K-PAX with its unexplained nuances, but with some quirky Korean humour thrown in. Because this isn't going to spoon-feed you like a lot of other content does. Which is where I think a lot of the negative reviews have come from.

That said, this isn't a show about subtlety. The acting is a little exaggerated, the twists get a little predictable in the second half of the series (assuming you're paying attention) and there's plenty of convenient coincidences. However I personally don't think that affects the overall quality of the show because it is intended to be as much. Comedy as it is a thriller. The exaggerated elements being a parody of thriller tropes. Which, for me at least, this show successfully pulls off.

Ultimately if you're after a show with a bit of a mystery but one that also doesn't take itself seriously, then you will enjoy this.

A couple of recommendations when watching this: 1. Watch with subtitles rather than dubbing 2. Make sure you don't prematurely skip the credits because a couple of episodes include a skit that offer a little more insight.

The theme of this show isn't the kind that interests me, but I decided to give it a chance.

With the exception of the stupid appearance of the alien with a baseball helmet on his head, the story isn't that bad.

Cults in Korea are a scary reality, mixed with the UFO theme and everything else, it gave the show a "Scooby-Doo" vibe, which was actually fun and interesting to watch. If you were a fan of the cartoon as a child, you'll understand what I mean. Im Jin Ah's acting, as always, is excellent, and I can say that she was my favorite character in the entire plot.

I recommend the show to anyone looking for light, fun entertainment with a hint of mystery and suspense. The special appearance by Son Sook (older Back Yoon Seo) was a very pleasant surprise, I always love all of her characters.

As is usual for Korean material we see in the West the production values of GLITCH are really high, its a joy to see such well-made television, much better in so many ways than British (I'm British) or US (which is often just a collection of production cliches that add up to nothing, aimed at a teenage audience). And again, as usual, the two female leads are brilliant, completely believable and again, a joy to watch. The plot/storyline is gripping, particularly over the first five episodes we genuinely did not see what might happen next (and we are longtime sf fans with for me over five decades of reading and films). It was easy to become completely immersed in the world of Jihyo and Bo Ra, fascinating characters with so much implied backstory, and really care about what happened to them.

OK, there are some weaknesses - Asian television always seems to have some problems with continuity and once you know you can't help noticing it, And like so many Asian serials it tends to lose a but of heat on the last lap - which brought it down from 10 to 9 star rating for me. (But then - how many Western series end completely satisfactorily - why can;t I think of one right now?) We watched this in two episode blocks over five evenings, and I have to say it was the best tv time of 2022 so far. NB - this is as much character driven as plot driven, which might not be what some 'sci-fi' viewers want.