Ransom, Romance, And Everything In Between Make For A Messy Mix In ‘Kidnap’ Episodes 3-4!

Kidnap

Kidnap’ is continuing its exciting run with its story about unlikely love, complicated families, and the many layers of its complex cast. Let’s take a look back at episodes 3 and 4 and relive all the excitement!

Episode 3 – Debt And Desperation

This episode picks up right where the last episode left off: Q proposing that Min demand ransom from his father and keep the money. Min is hesitant, but Q insists that he thinks about it before walking into the house as the opening credits begin.

The next scene begins with Min waking up without Q by his side, only to discover that he was with Mhen, eating pizza. This puzzled Min, though, as he wondered who bought them. As if on cue, James, Min’s accomplice in the kidnapping and supposed murder of Q, walked in as Mhen said James bought the pizza with a smile, unaware that this spelled disaster for Min, exposing how he let Q live.

James berates MIn for his actions, which could get them into trouble. Min tries to convince James to help him return the money, so they wouldn’t have to end Q’s life. James isn’t fully sold on the idea, but decides to go along with it. This led to another problem, though, namely how Min would pay back the person who hired them since he had already spent some of the money. 

Once James leaves, Min decides to give Q a lesson in trusting people, lecturing him about how it was irresponsible to let James in the house like he did. Q dismisses him, saying that anyone who’s friends with Min is probably harmless since Min looks like he couldn’t hurt a fly. Min then proves him wrong by surprising him with a headlock, proving his point.

Later that night, we get more glimpses into Q’s troubled past as he calls for his parents in his sleep, but we don’t get any specific details quite yet. This did, however, cause Min to lack sleep at work the next day, messing up his stunts. As a result, the team behind the film asks Min to stop working for a while. James tries to comfort him, but Min clearly seems distressed about how this will affect his financial situation.

Q’s ransom idea is brought up again once he notices just how much debt Min is in. Min hesitates again, asking what reason Q has to do this. Q says it’s for revenge against his dad, but Min continues to hesitate. Min, in an act of desperation, tries to take another loan from the same people he borrowed money from before, but they refused, instead telling him to go to the Hidden Dragon, which is the place he and James got the job to kidnap Q to begin with.

He returns there, only to be thrown out. He tries forcing himself in, which gets the attention of Yada, the wealthy woman who we saw in previous episodes trying to bribe Q’s father, and Suea, her bodyguard. She challenges Min to fight with someone else, with each punch he lands earning him more money. While Min isn’t exactly eager to get into a fight, he obliges, winning the duel and landing enough punches to pay off his debt. It is then that he is given a new offer: to take the high-paying yet morally dubious job of working as one of Yada’s bodyguards. He accepts, shaking her hand to seal the deal.

Kidnap

With the money secured, James and Min begin to plan their return of the money. The person who hired them agreed to the meeting, but insisted they bring Q along. They decide against it, though saying it would be too risky and go to meet him without Q. The meeting goes awry, as their excuses for leaving Q behind fail to satisfy their hirer, Phum, with him pointing a gun at them. Luckily for them, however, Q secretly followed them. This is when it is revealed that Phum put the bounty on Q’s head as a way to get revenge on Q’s father for arresting his son, Pond, as part of an ongoing investigation. Q bravely faces the gun being pointed at his head, asking Phum if he thinks this is what Pond would want. Overcome by emotion, Phum points the gun at himself, but Q stops him from shooting himself right in time. The episode closes with Q, clearly shaken by the gunshot as Min comforts him and agrees to demand ransom from his father.

Kidnap’ is available to watch on GagaOOLala for US, UK, German, and Australian viewers.

 

Episode 4 – Family Ties

With the plan set in motion, Min leaves a ransom note at Q’s house. We see Q’s father reading it, seemingly pondering on his next course of action as the opening credits roll once again.

From the start of the episode, Min and Q clearly seem closer to each other than they were before, bantering before going to sleep. It is also here that Min notices Q’s aversion to the sound of gunfire, reminding him of Q’s distress after the events of the previous episode.

Min and Q accompany Mhen to the hospital, where he gets his cast removed, but the happy moment is interrupted by Suea calling Min to work. He leaves Mhen in Q and Khanomjeen’s care as he heads to work. In his absence, the trio watch a movie that Min did stunts for, with Khanomjeen getting excited over Min’s scenes. During all the excitement of the movie, Q quickly realizes Mhen has a crush on Khanomjeen. He comes up with a plan to help Mhen show off to her by teaching him to ride a motorcycle like Min did in the movie. While the three of them had a great time going out so Mhen could learn to bike, Min is less than happy about this, scolding them when he gets back out of concern for Mhen’s condition. Mhen is the most frustrated of the three about Min’s reaction, storming out of the dining room and into his bedroom, refusing to speak to Min, despite his pleading. Q and Min then trade harsh words, with Q justifying how they had to let Mhen live and have fun while Min stood firm on his insistence on prioritizing safety.

Things take a turn for the worse, though, when Min finds Mhen unconscious in his room and they take him to the hospital. Luckily, though, it was unrelated to his heart condition and just a cold. With Mhen regaining consciousness, Min takes the opportunity to apologize to Mhen and Khanomjeen for lashing out at them. They even show Min a video of Mhen on the motorcycle, where Q comments about how Min’s little brother is now cooler than him. Mhen reminds him to apologize to Q, too, but Min still seems hesitant. His actions show his concern for Q, though, when Q comes down with a fever, too, and Min takes charge in caring for him, even letting him wear the shirt he was protective over in previous episodes since Mhen bought it for him. It’s then that Q and Min have a heartfelt conversation where Q tells Min about how Mhen appreciates him even if he’s strict, knowing that it’s for his own safety and reassures Min that he’s a good brother.

The next day, Min, Q, Mhen, and Khanomjeen watch a movie together, with Min covering Q’s ears during the scenes with gunfire, a callback to the beginning of the episode where we learn of Q being afraid of that sound.

Kidnap

We also get to see a nightmare of fragmented memories from Q from three years ago with him looking distressed and running through a cornfield at night. He wakes up in shock, but is calmed my Min’s presence next to him. The episode then closes with the reveal that Q’s father had someone secretly keeping an eye on Q before getting a call from Phum about evidence proving his son’s innocence. There are also a couple of extra scenes showing off the warm dynamic between Q and the two brothers he’s been living with from eating together to helping Min rehearse his scenes, with Q and Min even being inches away from a kiss as the credits roll.

This story is sure to have everyone on the edge of their seats, so make sure to watch ‘Kidnap’ every Friday on GagaOOlala for US, UK, German, and Australian viewers!

 

RELATED ARTICLE:

Trending

SLBWMI MHAY
LOOK: ‘Some Love Begins With Mistaken Identity’ and ‘Me, Him, and You’ Set for TV Release Starting November 27
Two Japanese BL shorts are making their TV debut this November! … Ransom,...
I Fell, It's Fine
Rhian Ramos and Glaiza De Castro's New GL Movie 'I Fell, It's Fine' Announced
Rastro fans, are you ready? … Ransom, Romance, And Everything In Between Make...
Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur
Disney Criticized for Shelving Trans Athlete Episode of ‘Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur’
Disney faces backlash after reportedly shelving an episode of the animated TV series...
Spare Me Your Mercy
WATCH: Death Brings Them Together in ‘Spare Me Your Mercy’ Official Trailer
The highly anticipated BL series ‘Spare Me Me Your Mercy’ from oneD Original is creating...
Friend to Fan,
WATCH: Love Blossoms Beyond Friendship in ‘Friend to Fan’ Pilot Trailer
After introducing the cast and their characters, the production has now unveiled...

Schedule

SLBWMI MHAY
LOOK: ‘Some Love Begins With Mistaken Identity’ and ‘Me, Him, and You’ Set for TV Release Starting November 27
Two Japanese BL shorts are making their TV debut this November! … Ransom,...
I Fell, It's Fine
Rhian Ramos and Glaiza De Castro's New GL Movie 'I Fell, It's Fine' Announced
Rastro fans, are you ready? … Ransom, Romance, And Everything In Between Make...
Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur
Disney Criticized for Shelving Trans Athlete Episode of ‘Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur’
Disney faces backlash after reportedly shelving an episode of the animated TV series...
Spare Me Your Mercy
WATCH: Death Brings Them Together in ‘Spare Me Your Mercy’ Official Trailer
The highly anticipated BL series ‘Spare Me Me Your Mercy’ from oneD Original is creating...
Friend to Fan,
WATCH: Love Blossoms Beyond Friendship in ‘Friend to Fan’ Pilot Trailer
After introducing the cast and their characters, the production has now unveiled...