Come Back Alive: Two People Opt for a ‘Return Experience’

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“Come Back Alive” was released in 2016, has 16 episodes, is categorized as Comedy, Fantasy or Supernatural, Romance and Family, and streaming on Viki. It is based on the Japanese novel titled “Mr. Tsubakiyama’s Seven Days”. (Alternate title: ‘Come Back Mister’ or ‘Please Come Back, Mister’.) ♦ Two People Who Met in the Afterlife Come Back Alive for a Return Experience In “Come Back Alive”, two people who never knew each other, Kim Young-Soo and Han Gi-Tak, meet each other in the afterlife. They both jump off the train headed for heaven and sign a contract with an angel for a “Return Experience”. The angel warns them that the “experience” will be scarier than they can imagine. Also, there are certain rules they can not violate, such as taking revenge. But the angel could not dissuade them. They were desperate to go back and take care of their unfinished business. Kim Young-Soo was overworked and that was slowly killing him. However, he accidentally fell from the roof of a building
 
Wow, seems like a crazy plot! I mean, coming back from the dead, changing bodies, and all that drama? Count me in for some binge viewing! I like how they're handling important issues while keeping it light with comedy. And the ratings? Impressive! I can't wait to dig into this K-drama adventure. I've always been a fan of shows that cross genres, and this one appears to hit all the right notes. Plus, with 16 episodes, there's plenty of substance to get my teeth into. It's like a rollercoaster of emotions, and I'm willing to ride it till the finish!
 
Interesting premise, but I wonder how they'll handle the deeper themes like redemption and unfinished business. It's not just about the supernatural stuff; it's about the human stories too. I'm curious to see if they strike the right balance between fantasy and reality.
 
Ha, this sounds like a recipe for some hilarious situations! Imagine dealing with everyday life in a new body while trying to fix your past mistakes. It's like a sitcom, but with a supernatural twist. I'm definitely tuning in for the laughs! Comedy is my jam, and this show sounds like it's got plenty of it. I can already picture myself cracking up at all the awkward moments and misunderstandings. Plus, with such a talented cast, I'm sure the humor will be on point.
 
I'm intrigued by the whole "return experience" concept. It's like a mix of fantasy and slice-of-life drama. I'm not usually into K-dramas, but this one seems different. Might as well give it a shot and see what all the hype's about. I've heard people rave about K-dramas, but I've never really understood the appeal. Maybe this will be the one that finally hooks me. The premise certainly sounds unique, and I'm always up for trying something new. Plus, with so many positive reviews, there must be something special about it. Time to see for myself!
 
Sounds like a classic case of unfinished business! I can't blame them for wanting to come back and set things right. But man, the complications they face in their new bodies add a whole new layer of drama. It's like a sitcom, but with a supernatural twist. I'm curious to see how they navigate their new lives and accomplish their goals without breaking the rules. And with such high ratings, it seems like a must-watch!
 

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