Yoon Shi Yoon stars as twins in SBS legal drama ‘Your Honor’

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One more premiere! SBS is bringing legal drama Your Honor today in its Wednesday-Thursday slot. The show stars Yoon Shi Yoon in a double role — two identical twins, one is a principled and righteous judge while the other is a criminal. The judge suddenly disappears one day and so the crook has to take his place. Thus begin the funny hijinks. The actor just wrapped up Continue reading →

Melodrama ‘Time’ premieres tomorrow with Kim Jung Hyun and Seohyun

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This week is seriously flooded with dramas! Monday saw 3 premieres and now we have a brand new show starting tomorrow in the Wednesday-Thursday slot of MBC. Time is a romantic melodrama which can be well placed among makjang weekenders, right from its plot to posters Continue reading →

SBS starts breezy romcom ‘Thirty But Seventeen’ from today with Shin Hye Sun and Yang Se Jong

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Kudos to Shin Hye Sun for rising to leading lady roles after playing many cute/funny/annoying supporting roles for some years. I first noticed her in School 2013, then High School King Of Savvy, Oh My Ghost and She Was Pretty. It was her last drama My Golden Life (a weekender) that catapulted her to another level of popularity with huge success, where she was the main lead. Continue reading →

Ji Hyun Woo and Lee Si Young start Risky Romance for MBC from tomorrow

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Risky Romance is another medical drama premiering tomorrow, the other one being Life on JTBC. This one is a romantic comedy though and stars Ji Hyun Woo and Lee Si Young in the lead roles. I totally gave my heart to Ji Hyun Woo after watching him in Queen In Hyun’s Man but then his following projects didn’t interest me much (but Awl is surely on my plan-to-watch list). I have seen Lee Si Young only in her early supporting roles (Boys Before Flowers, Playful Kiss) but really adore her real life persona. Risky Romance is a nice departure from her last serious role in thriller Lookout last year. Continue reading →

Jo Seung Woo and Lee Dong Wook headline JTBC medical drama ‘Life’

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Yay! Jo Seung Woo is back! I love that the musical actor is doing more dramas these days after acting solely in movies for many years. I have yet to see his last drama Forest Of Secrets which captivated everyone last year. Its writer is reuniting with him for new JTBC show Life, which also stars Lee Dong Wook — his first drama since getting new jolt of popularity after superhit Goblin. The PD at the helm has previously directed dramas like Dear My Friends, Deserving Of The Name and remake of The Most Beautiful Goodbye In The World. All these good reasons were necessary for me to look forward to this drama as it is a medical show, a genre I find extremely boring. Continue reading →