#It’s Ok to Not be Ok
Oh my gosh the mini black and white silent film at the end of Episode 6, and not only that but the bloopers, whoever made this show is a giant geek and I love it.

(p.s. was that the only hidden ending or have there been more and my ripped streaming service just hasn’t shown them?)

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    It was the only hidden ending for me. I wait until screen goes black in every episode just in case.

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      Okay good to know… just checking… I hope there are more though hahaha maybe utilizing other mediums of film… I would like that.

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        I think there was one after episode 2, with Kwak-dong going through this hallucinated past. I watch for them each time. There may have been another one, but I remember something strange with that, like it was in the Korean version, but not on Netflix. No other media, though—episode 6 was unique.

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    This director is quirky, I remember him doing random great things in Jealousy Incarnate too. The similarity in this and JI makes me doubt that Encounter/Boyfriend was even directed by him lol that was too plain.

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      they thought they needed to balance too much pretty with boring and slow and non experimental

      really, think they felt no one would be looking at anything else with those 2 faces in there

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      Ha! I’m not watching this but many of the comments keep reminding me of JI! Now I know why! Imagine having such an influence that it shows even through the comments!

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    there is one with JS reading zombie kid at end of ep 4

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    I’m sure you’re already watched, but just in case:
    https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=it%27s+okay+not+to+be+okay+ep+4+epilogue+

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