05 Wednesday Oct 2016
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I have seen a lot of things in dramaland but we rarely see remake of a classic older drama. I can only think of Full House right now which had a remake (which we mainly remember for its hairdos). Today is the premiere day of such a remake which takes its title from the original drama 1% Of Anything, which aired in 2003 — it has been 13 years! Where does time fly? I always wanted to see the original as it has one of my Continue reading
04 Sunday Sep 2016
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Drinking Solo, Ha Suk Jin, Kdrama, Korean drama, Park Ha Sun, tvN
I love Park Ha Sun! And I was really excited to know that she is returning to dramaland after a small break — she did a lot of shows back to back with Ad Genius Lee Tae Baek, Two Weeks, Temptation, Three Days — but then there was a gap and now she is coming back with Drinking Solo. It’s a tvN show in the same vein as Let’s Eat — it’s directed by the PD of Let’s Eat 2 and is a spinoff of that franchise. My only problem is Continue reading
05 Saturday Sep 2015
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JTBC is known for its different and quality content and next, it is bringing a medical drama amidst the situation of disaster in the form of D-Day. It is a story that tells about an earthquake that shocks the whole city and how the rescue workers and emergency Continue reading
02 Saturday Nov 2013
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Ha Suk Jin, Jo Han Sun, Kdrama, Lee Ji Ah, Song Chang Ui, The Woman Who Married Three Times, Thrice Married Woman, Uhm Ji Won
Goddess Of Marriage ended last week and left almost all of its viewers cheesed off. I can tell you that I even wrote in my posts before its premiere that I’m excited about it, have a good feeling about it, blah blah. Fortunately, I didn’t have time to watch it and skipped the idea of later marathon after hearing negative reviews following its first week. The follow-up drama to Goddess Of Marriage on SBS is Continue reading
26 Sunday May 2013
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Shark is all set for its premiere tomorrow, that is, 27th of May on KBS. It is the follow-up drama to God Of The Workplace, which I honestly wanted to see, but ended up dropping it after giving a try to episode 1. Not that it was bad, but it just didn’t interest me enough to continue. So, coming back to Shark, it is a comeback project for Continue reading
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