“I… don’t think all the things Woo-jin has shown me have been lies,” she says. He gives each of them a chance to say a few words first, starting with Da-jung. While Jaime and the other eliminated contestants watch on nervously, Director Jang announces the modified rules for this extra final round: No dodging will be allowed, everyone gets fifteen hearts, and they have only thirty seconds to either load their gun or choose to shoot. Go PD Lee!īefore the round begins, Da-jung watches from afar as Do-young acts chummy with Woo-jin, which only corroborates Director Jang’s lie. “If you try to influence the game in any way, you’ll be making a huge mistake,” she warns him, before throwing her phone into the briefcase where all crew members have been ordered to deposit theirs. PD Lee takes control of the broadcast when she finds one of her crew members reporting secretly to Director Jang, and tells him that she’ll be the only one giving orders to her team.ĭirector Jang is incensed as he asks her if she’ll take responsibility in the event of a broadcasting accident, but PD Lee isn’t cowed. The network wants you to win.” His advice is for her not to trust Woo-jin, and to shoot him if she feels he’s betrayed her.

“Hundreds of other people were scammed along with your father.” He makes a compelling case against Woo-jin when he claims that he plotted with Do-young to get him into the game (it’s true that Woo-jin voted him in, but not for those reasons), and that it’s no coincidence that Jaime and Dal-goo were eliminated.ĭa-jung still doesn’t want to believe him, but Director Jang is relentless: “The way I see it, Ha Woo-jin will betray you. “That’s not all,” Director Jang continues. We rewind to the bathroom conversation between Director Jang and Da-jung, and how she refused to believe in Woo-jin’s treachery based off a video testimony that could be made up. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Guckkasten – “변신 (Transformation)” Īudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. If that means I’ve transcended from fan to superfan, it’s only because the drama transcended into a higher plane of existence first. I think I’m still in denial that it’s even over, because I’ve latched on so tightly to the idea of a second season that convincing me otherwise will now be next to impossible-even if the actors sign a contract in blood stating that they’ll never touch this material again. And in traditional fashion, everything you think you know about the small set of characters who’ve become near and dear to our hearts these past six weeks will be thrown on its head.

Good news! Liar Game won’t be going down as yet another good show ruined by a bad ending, because this finale delivers. 217 NovemJanuLiar Game: Episode 12 (Final) by HeadsNo2

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