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Today, we’ll be discussing Episode 2 of See You In My 19th Life, the hit K Drama on Netflix starring Shin Hye-sun as Ban Ji-eum, Ahn Bo-hyun as Moon Seo-ha, Ha Yoon-kyung as Yoon Cho-won, and Ahn Dong-goo as Ha Do-yoon. We discuss:

• The songs we heard during the recap:
  • Horo by Go Go King
  • Star by Colde
• How we rewatch the first few episodes of a show to truly understand the show.
• Comments from listeners on the blog.
• The differences between transmigration, regression and reincarnation.
• We wonder why Ban Ji-eum says her 18th life is her most memorable and why she remembers her memories from her previous lives
• How Ban Ji-eum finds Moon Seo-ha in trouble, grabs his hand, tells him to run and then later asks him to marry her; she does this as a 9 year old and now as a 24-year old.
• The 3 proposals in the show: 1 by Moon Seo-ha and 2 by Ban Ji-eum
• We learn a lot about the relationships between the character through Lee Ji-seok, the son of the Daehwan Group Chairman.
• Why Moon Seo-ha ultimately gave Ban Ji-eum a job at the hotel.
• How Moon Seo-ha remembered Ban Ji-eum from his past and how he kept the handkerchief that she had used to tie up his bleeding hand.
• How Ha Do-yoon seems to be a spy for Seo-ha’s father, the Chairman of MI Group.
• The many encounters between the sisters in this episode and how Ban Ji-eum wonders what Yoon Cho-won’s feelings are toward Moon Seo-ha.
• How the MI Grand Hotel CEO Jang Yeon-ok was having an affair with Seo-ha’s father when his mother was sick!
• When Moon Se-ha lays the flowers at the grave of Yoon Jo-won, Ban Ji-eum, for the first time, realizes the pain of the people she has left behind during her many lives.
• The many K Drama elements in this episode, including the many flowers we see and the wrist grabs.
• Our 2 new elements: the gay teasing element, and the long wait for love.
• The amazing Park So-yi, the young actress who plays a young Ban Ji-eum; we love her!

References

• The Difference Between Transmigration, Regress and Reincarnation
• Go Go King on Spotify
• Colde on Spotify