Unmasked Episodes 3 and 4 Reactions: Fans Express Their Emotional Rollercoaster on X!

Unmasked episodes 3 and 4 reactions are out and fans are crying after the latest episodes leave them with broken hearts as the first case of the Trigger team comes to an end. While the comedy does make these episodes better, it still doesn’t completely heal the emotional turmoil brought by these episodes. With another week of amazement having passed, fans take to X (formerly known as Twitter) to discuss their feelings about the latest episodes.

Directed by Yoo Seon-dong, the drama stars Kim Hye-soo, Jung Sung-il and Joo Jong-hyuk in lead roles alongside Jang Hye-jin, Lee Hae-young, Shin Jung-keun and other cast members. The plot of the show follows an investigative reporting crew and their team leader who are driven by a sense of justice to uncover the truth behind mysterious events and save their program from being abolished. Filled with intriguing twists and turns, this show promises an entertaining experience for viewers worldwide.

The episodes following the premiere week have done well in keeping the audience intrigued with the way the case from the previous week is solved. While fans face an emotional rollercoaster in these episodes, they are also looking for how the new case is going to change things for the Trigger team in the upcoming episodes. The excitement is definitely not dying down any time soon as the show has already caught our eye and all for the right reasons.

Coming back to the reactions of fans to the latest episodes, we have to begin with Moon Woo-jin basically stealing the show with his stunning performance as the psycho killer. As a fan writes, “#MoonWooJin is such a good actor! And he proved it again in Unmasked, playing a psychopath What the character did was just… wow????#Unmasked#UnmaskedEp3”, we can say that while the actor has stolen our hearts, his wonderful performance is really making us hate on the character.

Another comment about Episode 4 shows a viewer’s satisfaction over how things turn out as they write, “This drama case is really sad, especially ep 4, the daughter became a victim of sexual harassment by her father until she got pregnant, then her mother had her tongue cut off by her father, then when she killed her father, everyone blamed her???? But for the father, he was killed and finished with the help of the trigger team???? #Unmaskedep3#UnmaskedEp4#Unmasked”

Meanwhile, others are amazed by the latest episodes as another fan writes, “#Unmasked Episodes 3 and 4 were so good and heartbreaking at the same time. Both episodes got me emotional for different reasons. And that ep4 ending left me like???? can’t wait for ep5 #UnmaskedEp3#UnmaskedEp4”

But with all the amazement also comes the curiosity for what the following episodes have in store for us as one X user writes, “Did Cha seongwook father call her to WARN HER ?! Like what’s sooo Bigg about this case that everyone are keeping a close eye on her & also having to face such risks !!! Who’s behind his Disappearance & Who is that woman with burgundy nails ?! #UnmaskedEp4”

And how can we forget the comedy in the show that never fails us all as one X user points to a specific scene that couldn’t be more relatable and writes, “There are two kinds of people. A mad one for getting promoted without a salary raise or an overjoyed one for merely being promoted ???? #Unmasked #UnmaskedEp4′” The show truly is a well done mix of thrill, comedy, and emotional rollercoasters that we cannot help but be drawn to it.

As fans continue to share their thoughts on social media, we bring to you some more comments that have intrigued us. With this, let’s take a look at these comments while waiting for the next episodes together!

Check Out Unmasked Episodes 3 and 4 Reactions on X!

What do you think about the plot twist in these episodes? Let us know in the comments below!

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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