08 Tuesday Oct 2019
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Extraordinary You, Jang Dong Yoon, JTBC, KBS, Kdrama, Kim Hye Yoon, Kim Ro Woon, Kim So Hyun, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, Lee Jae Wook, MBC, My Country, Seolhyun, The Tale of Nokdu, Woo Do Hwan, Yang Se Jong
Apologies for lack of posts for past few days! I didn’t get time to write about some new shows that premiered in last few days so here it is, a summarised version of all: Continue reading
28 Saturday Sep 2019
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Ji Chang Wook, Kdrama, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, Melting Me Softly, tvN, Won Jin Ah
Fantasy is a genre where one can play with a lot of elements as the fantasy window gives a platform for plots which require suspension of disbelief. The new tvN show Melting Me Softly is bringing sci-fi kind of fantasy where the hero and heroine both remain frozen for 20 years after an experiment goes wrong as they were originally supposed to stay like that for 24 hours only. This actually reminds me of Thirty But Seventeen where the only difference was that the heroine Continue reading
22 Sunday Sep 2019
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The highly anticipated drama Vagabond just premiered last week to good ratings, in the slot of Fridays and Saturdays, on SBS as well as Netflix. It stars Lee Seung Gi and Suzy, this time working in an action thriller plot after doing fantasy saguek Gu Family Book back in 2013. Continue reading
09 Monday Sep 2019
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Secret Boutique is the new SBS drama premiering next week and the show definitely looks stylish and intriguing. It stars Kim Sun Ah in the lead role and tells the story about power struggles between women. The actor plays a character who travels the path from being a Continue reading
04 Wednesday Sep 2019
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Byun Woo Suk, Flower Crew: Joseon Marriage Agency, Gong Seung Yeon, Kim Min Jae, Park Ji Hoon, Seo Ji Hoon, Wanna One
I have to say I’m not exactly a fan of sageuks (Korean historical TV dramas for the uninitiated) but I do love some fusion in them (Sungkyunkwan Scandal, Moonlight Drawn By Clouds) and the new JTBC drama Flower Crew: Joseon Marriage Agency looks like it is fitting that bill. It is based on a 2014 novel and is about a king who employs the help of a matchmaking company to get married to his first love. I’m on board already! Continue reading
