10 Saturday May 2014
Posted in Korean Drama News
Cable channels are remarkable in the sense that they always add freshness to their shows even if the genre is romance, the most clichéd of all. Network jTBC is bringing another drama in May named Yoo Na’s Street in which Kim Ok Bin plays the titular role of Yoo Na who is a professional pickpocket. Well, that’s surely a new description for a Continue reading
04 Sunday May 2014
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The upcoming tvN drama Flower Grandpa Investigation Unit looks cute as a button from its posters and other promotional material. The show is a comedy about four friends — played by Choi Jin Hyuk (Emergency Couple), Park Min Woo (Scandal), Park Doo Shik (he played the hilarious role of Lee Jong Suk‘s classmate in I Hear Your Voice) and Heechul (of Kpop group Super Junior) — they are also cops. One day, except Heechul, Continue reading
01 Thursday May 2014
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Cha Seung won, Doctor Stranger, Go Ara, Jin Se Yeon, Kdrama, Lee Jong Suk, Lee Seung Gi, Park Hae Jin, You're All Surrounded
The new season of dramas has begun and although Big Man and A New Leaf have made their entrance, SBS dramas Doctor Stranger and You’re All Surrounded are both premiering next week. I’m equally excited for both — they are as different in terms of tone and story and genre as night and day. The former is looking quite dramatic and embedded with lots of fantastical story arcs, characters and treatment, even if the plot includes Continue reading
27 Sunday Apr 2014
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A New Leaf is hands down my most anticipated drama in the new products coming out from drama machine. Kim Myung Min is of course the supreme reason but I’m also loving the overall feel I’m getting about it. It looks like a nice cocktail of emotions, comedy, intelligence (with respect to fighting cases in court) and hopefully romance (please, Continue reading
24 Thursday Apr 2014
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I feel that the buzz around upcoming KBS revenge-melo-thriller Big Man has been faded a bit in the presence of other more anticipated shows round the corner (like You’re All Surrounded, Doctor Stranger, A New Leaf). The reasons might be attributed to number of factors—the generic plot, taking the place of rating-wise flop Full Sun, and a very late Continue reading
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