Emetophobia Warnings

For the worst warning, near the start of the episode, at a crime scene, the scene is safe until you hear Karadec tell Morgan that she said she could look into his personal life and work the crime scene at the same time. Morgan says “oh I have been” and confirms the victim hallucinated because he was poisoned. At this point, for the next minute and a handful of seconds, it’s not safe.

They say various trigger words, including v*, b*, and p* throughout the following scene. There’s also a pseudo-flashback in which the victim actually does get sick, there’s audio and visual, and they also discuss these details over the “remains” of the sickness on the sidewalk, let’s put it that way. Said remains are shown multiple times, and Oz also squats down to get a closer look, during which he g*s and comments about the smell.

All of this starts around 39:05 remaining in the episode as per the timestamps on Hulu through Disney+. It continues for about a minute and ten seconds total (ending around 37:55 remaining). It ends very near the beginning of the next scene, so for some quick details so you don’t worry about what you miss skipping ahead, the next scene begins with Karadec and Morgan talking about why Karadec was late to the crime scene while following the footprints up to the victim’s apartment.

As far as any plot-relevant details go during the minute-and-ten triggering scene, we learn that Morgan knew the victim was hallucinating from poisoning due to the aforementioned “remains” that she saw on her way to the scene, and we also learn he took activated charcoal to induce sickness. Oz and Daphne are sent back to the intersection to check the traffic cameras and work with forensics for samples of the remains. During that time, Karadec and Morgan are going to follow the trail of bloody footprints the victim left.

For the second warning, later in the episode, when Morgan comes into the precinct identifying what the victim was poisoned with, the pseudo flashback with audio and visual returns for a brief moment. Right after Morgan confirms the lab tested it positive, Karadec says “It says here it’s more potent than cyanide.” Sometime while Karadec is saying that line, hit the little button to skip forward ten seconds and you should miss it. I personally recommend pressing it while he’s saying “more potent” specifically. You don’t miss anything except maybe Karadec saying the car wasn’t even needed for the victim to die, Oz commenting that he can’t believe people pay to eat puffer fish, and Daphne saying she’s had it and it’s safe.

For the second quick warning, near the very end of the episode, with about 5:05 left in it, there’s two pseudo flashbacks to the victim taking the activated charcoal, and during the second of which, he g*s in a very not-fun way in my ears. The activated charcoal itself being consumed is a bit of a rough scene visually, too. The scenes in combination last about 25 seconds, and when there’s about 4:40 left in the episode, that’s probably fine. You don’t miss any particularly plot-relevant details. I do recommend not using the skip-ahead button for this part, though, as it’s more than ten seconds and you could accidentally skip into one of the trigger flashbacks.

Early in the movie, man-su’s wife mentions dealing with man-su’s (former) alcoholism and one of the lines is translated to English with the word p*. The word shows up on screen but no audio or visual.

The second time is when man-su is standing outside of his car smoking a cig at night on the side of the road by the water, he takes a drag and then g* and it sounds and looks realistically like he is going to v* but the scene cuts and you don’t see or hear anything further.

The third time is definitely the worst and it’s when man-su brings liquor to the paper influencer guy’s house. After the guy is buried underground (alive) with just his head out, man-su takes a funnel and grinds up raw meat and vodka and funnels it into the guy’s mouth and then seals it almost completely with plastic wrap. while man-su is sealing his mouth with plastic wrap you can see the guy v* behind it, but I don’t think there’s audio. When man-su brings the guy back inside the house and sets him up on the chair, he cuts the plastic wrap, and you can see the v* left on the guy’s face (but he isn’t actively v*).

During episode 2, around 39:35 to 40:00 one of the strippers is v* into a toilet. You don’t see visual just audio and her teary face when she turns around.

18:00 to 18:57

As soon as you hear Rue say “I don’t think that’s possible” before swallowing a balloon, mute and skip to the timestamp above. There is a lot of g*/r* noises.  

59:00 to 59:30