Pandora: Beneath the Paradise
Drama, Action & Adventure • 2023 • 1h 0m
Episode 1
Jae-hyun is touted as a presidential candidate after Hatch presentation. Tae-ra regains her memory.
Episode 2
Tae-ra cannot believe that she is No.50. At Hatch, Red gets murdered. Hae-soo meets an informant.
Episode 3
Jae-hyun declares his presidential candidacy and Kim Seon-deok appears. Tae-ra is troubled.
Episode 4
Hae-soo cannot accept that Tae-ra killed her father. Tae-ra chases the person who manipulated her life.
Episode 5
Yu-ra is found dead, and Do-jin becomes a suspect. Hae-soo suggests Tae-ra appear on her talk show.
Episode 6
Hae-soo reveals Tae-ra's identity on the talk show. Sung-chan finds an unexpected item and joins Tae-ra.
Episode 7
Tae-ra learns Pil-seung is her younger brother. Hae-soo and Do-jin discover Jae-hyun's suspicious past.
Episode 8
Pil-seung confesses to assassinating President Ko Tae-sun, and Tae-ra tries to take the blame.
Episode 9
Kim Seon-deok dies in Tae-ra's hands at the banquet. Meanwhile, Hae-soo decides to reveal the truth.
Episode 10
Tae-ra saves Hae-soo. The two finally face the truth about what happened fifteen years ago.
Episode 11
Jae-hyun cannot read Hae-soo's intentions. Tae-ra and Kyo-jin try to stop Hatch's second presentation.
Episode 12
Tae-ra and Hae-soo cooperate in finding Jae-hyun's weakness before the second Hatch presentation.
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Reviews
Where would you even begin with this crazy hot mess? The first 3-4 episodes were acceptable despite moving too fast and creating many gaps. However, as the drama unfolded, it became clear that it was biting off more than it could chew. Right off from episode 5, the drama became an irrecoverable mess. The pacing was erratic, jumping between weak fabricated plot twists, jarring narrative and bloated segments with no sense of cohesion. The drama was throwing everything at the viewers to see what sticks. Action, thriller, fantasy, sci-fi, mystery, melodrama, the drama couldn't decide what it wanted to be nor it managed to mix any of them well. The characters felt like caricatures rather than fully developed individuals, and their motivations often seemed arbitrary, inconsistent and generally weak. If the drama wanted to go for stupid ridiculousness then why not raise the stakes to match? Not even the ending could measure up to its intent despite its "supposed" twist.
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