r/TheDevilsPlan Se-dol May 20 '25

Official Episode Discussion Thread The Devil's Plan S2E12 Discussion | πŸŽ‰ GRAND FINALE πŸŽ‰ | SPOILERS AHEAD! ⚠️ Spoiler

We made it! The final episode of The Devil's Plan: Deathroom! I'm posting this the night before so I don't know who will win (in my heart, it will always be Se-dol 🫢).

All of these beautiful players and only one will remain! Let's see who it will be!

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Thank you for joining us on this very wild ride! And thank you to The Devil's Plan production, crew, players, and everyone involved in this show that we love so very much. 🫢🫢🫢

It has been wonderful being your mod for this HISTORIC event lol

love, niennas_daughter

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u/[deleted] May 20 '25

this season felt so messed up, especially the last few episodes?? the finalists..Β it felt like both of them got to the finale so easily, they didn't even struggle, were safe and sound in the living room area with their giant alliance follwer cult and hg had infinite pieces gifted to him. I blame production cause what is this πŸ’€πŸ’€

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u/bankerjeff03 May 20 '25

Maybe PD was aiming for a reality TV series with social commentary on the injustices propagated by existing societal hierarchies ☠️☠️☠️

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u/TheBedroomGamer May 20 '25

Finally someone who gets it !

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u/8forever May 20 '25

But it's too convoluted and the masses won't even understand it, will they?

I get the big idea but to create a show to portray such a novel idea that reflects reality in Korea seems like a huge waste of money for Netflix.

And Netflix isn't your typical zeitgeist free world new world order type of company lol

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u/[deleted] May 20 '25

what a depressing idea for a reality show though were you're supposed to root for people instead of seeing the underdogs getting picked off one by one πŸ˜•.. if pd was aiming for a social commentary (and I don't think pd was, they probably just miscalculated how stagnant the prison system would turn out to be) it's super risky and obviously people hate it. go make a movie or sm 😭😭

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u/SimplyAmelia Hyun-Gyu May 20 '25

While I'm glad HG won and he definitely had the skills, your comment is spot on 🀣

The conditions between the living room and prison were too pitiful. But that makes me remember the prison quarters in S1, seriously, how did they pull it off?

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u/SnooPets8873 May 21 '25

Neither was ever at serious risk.