3 Reasons To Tune In To The Final 2 Episodes Of “Crushology 101”

May 15, 2025

“Crushology 101” has shared three key points viewers should watch for in its final episodes!

Based on a popular webtoon, MBC’s “Crushology 101” is a romance drama following the journey of college student Ban Hee Jin (Roh Jeong Eui), who is nicknamed “Bunny.” After her first relationship ends badly, Bunny unexpectedly finds herself entangled with multiple handsome men that suddenly approach her.

As the drama approaches its conclusion, here are three reasons to look forward to its final two episodes:

Bunny and Jae Yeol’s reunion

Bunny was accepted into an overseas study program in New York thanks to her meticulous preparation. However, her joy was short-lived as she clashed with Hwang Jae Yeol (Lee Chae Min), who didn’t want her to go. Jae Yeol wanted to support her decision, but his unease intensified due to Cha Ji Won’s (Cho Jun Young’s) ambiguous behavior, which frequently crossed boundaries. The tension grew when Jae Yeol learned that Ji Won was also returning to New York.

Although Bunny had already distanced herself from Ji Won and ended things clearly, it wasn’t enough to ease Jae Yeol’s insecurities.

Bunny told Jae Yeol that she didn’t want to break up, but he couldn’t give her an answer before she left, leading to an unwanted separation. Though their breakup was unplanned, the fact that they still care deeply for each other leaves viewers wondering what will happen when they reunite.

Bunny’s mysterious new man

Following Hwang Jae Yeol, Cha Ji Won, and Cho A Rang (Kim Hyun Jin), a new man appears in Bunny’s life. This mysterious man not only seems to know Bunny very well, but Bunny herself quickly lets down her guard around him, suggesting familiarity. Most intriguingly, he arrives just as Bunny is struggling after her breakup with Jae Yeol, heightening the tension. Viewers are curious about who this man is and what his appearance means for Bunny.

The future of the passionate and ambitious characters

Bunny, Hwang Jae Yeol, and their friends are all working hard to achieve their goals. As a sculpture major, Bunny has gone abroad to broaden her perspective. Hwang Jae Yeol and Lee Dong Ha (Kim Min Cheol), both visual design majors, are steadily building their portfolios through design competitions backed by their solid skills.

Kwon Bo Bae (Nam Kyu Hee), a theater and film major, is passionately engaged in both school activities and auditions. Nam Kkot Nim (Choi Ji Soo), a media and communications major, is chasing her determined dream of becoming like her role model.

These ambitious young people are giving their all, each in their own way, climbing step by step toward their dreams. Their unwavering passion will continue to shine brightly until the very end, leaving a lasting impression on viewers. It remains to be seen whether they will achieve the futures they hope for.