#Prison playbook ep 3 english sub crack#

another inmate gets angry and tries to get ko into trouble by sneaking a wrench into his bag. one of jae hyuk' cellmates, prof ko, sends a whistle blowing letter regarding this, and the prison guard and head inmate are reprimanded. the head inmate in charge of the factory appears nice and gives him a baseball but in reality corrupted together with the prison guard to withhold the overtime pay. jae hyuk is sent to make furniture with the rest of the inmates (and fails terribly at it), and they work overtime without pay. if he had been that chatty during their dating days, they would still be together ji ho still continues to visit jae hyuk and she comments that he has become chattier. we meet the rest of his cell mates for the first time, and they appear menacing and seem to be plotting to escape the prison, but in reality, they were just trying to hack the hot water machine to make ramyun second generation chaebol, the dim inmate from the small west prison is also transferred to the same room subsequently he is transferred to the large prison after jae hyuk was stabbed, he appeared to be fine to the doctor. i really love the male lead who is basically Garbage+Chilbongie+Choi Taek rolled into one, and upgraded. lolĮp3 quick summary, i don't have very much time so just point form for now:

#Prison playbook ep 3 english sub crack#

Hi guys, caught up to ep3.it's been a long while since i last watched drama cos my last crack drama was unbeatable (in my opinion). Prison Playbook is a good example of this in that there seem to be two current Netflix dramas with the same title, but the Korean one is shown on Netflix Asia (as reported by Ahmad Kamil), and the other, on Netflix somewhere-else (or whatever the latter is called.) I don't even know where this other drama comes from - the synopsis reads like a Japanese manga/anime.Ĭome to think of it, audiences in some countries are not used to subtitles, so Netflix might have stuff dubbed into some other languages than the original one. So the language of the subs could depend on the location/country the client is in, as identified by the client's (network) address. The problem is that Netflix seems to be pretty global nowadays. Yes, we have to pay for Netflix (I think it's something like USD10 per month.) And I'm pretty sure there are subs on Netflix – however, I'm not sure which language they are in. Do we have to pay to watch? And will it be subbed on Netflix? or will there be no subs available at all? I am interested in watching this drama and am saddened that there are no subs.