Never Give Up
Comedy, Drama • 2022 • 1h 6m
Episode 1
Looking for the right time to break bad news to his wife, Gu Pil-su suggests a family hotel staycation. Jung Suk pitches his startup to a big investor.
Episode 2
Pil-su hears eerie rumors about the house he just moved into. Suk loses everything overnight. Gu Jun-pyo asks his dad to send him to New Zealand.
Episode 3
Pil-su investigates the mansion's haunting secrets and finds his suspicions confirmed the deeper he probes. Nam Seong-mi bonds with the new housemate.
Episode 4
Teaming up to find a person in 24 hours, Pil-su chooses to stake out while Suk uses his app, witnessing its effectiveness firsthand.
Episode 5
Pil-su stresses over losing customers, and Seong-mi gets unexpected news. Suk and Oh Seul-gi go running, only to get tangled up in someone’s affair.
Episode 6
Pil-su sets off again to help Man-geum locate a debtor. Jun-pyo is mighty distracted, and Suk visits the Golden Cupid to find Seul-gi in a bind.
Episode 7
The search for Lee Hak-jin moves forward. Seul-gi grows frustrated with Golden Cupid's success. Man-geum refuses treatment for a terminal illness.
Episode 8
Pil-su takes Seong-mi out to a celebratory meal, while thoughts of another man fills her head. Residents of the mansion prepare a surprise for Man-geum.
Episode 9
Seul-gi has an unexpected proposition for Suk — and an opportunity. But Pil-su's idea doesn't interest Suk. And Jun-pyo gets deeper into hip-hop.
Episode 10
Pil-su’s photo on Neighbor 24 sparks a new trend. A classmate rats out Jun-pyo. Seong-mi and Hwang Eun-ho's bond deepens.
Episode 11
Seong-mi drops by Montana’s studio to see Jun-pyo. Suk enters the interview round. Pil-su goes through the phone’s contacts in search of leads.
Episode 12
At Golden Cupid, Lee Min-jae suppresses a potential scandal. Pil-su invites Seong-mi’s college friends over for dinner.
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Reviews
It had a pretty normal start with introducing the story and the characters, nothing about it peaked my interest. The story itself was too safe and tame, they didn't attempt any challenging situation even in a comedic setting. The comedy was a hit or miss, some parties were genuinely unfunny and cringe while others like Pil Soo and his one-liners were keeping it alive with a decent dynamic and comedy. Speaking of cringe, there were a handful of kids and everything related to them was painfully cringe, even with their poorly attempted satire and parody. These parts were just too bad. It kept this momentum throughout its entire runtime.
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