Jeon Do Yeon And Jung Kyung Ho pair up for tvN romance One Shot Scandal

07 Thursday Jul 2022

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Ilta Scandal, Jeon Do yeon, Jung Kyung Ho, Kdrama, kdramas, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Films, Korean Series, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, One-Shot Scandal

I’m super excited for upcoming tvN romance titled One Shot Scandal for multiple reasons. Firstly, the show is written by the screenwriter of so many delightful dramas like High School King of Savvy, Oh My Ghost and Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo. Secondly, it stars two brilliant actors in the lead roles — Jeon Do Yeon (The Good Wife, Lost, movie The Housemaid) and Jung Kyung Ho (Hospital Playlist, Life on Mars). And the plot sounds just my cup of tea. The drama is also going by the title Ilta Scandal. Continue reading →

Hospital Playlist arrives tomorrow with its second season

16 Wednesday Jun 2021

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Hospital Playlist, Hospital Playlist 2, Jeon Mi Do, Jo Jung Suk, Jung Kyung Ho, Kdrama, Kim Dae Myung', korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Korean Series, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Netflix, tvN, yoo yeon seok

Hospital Playlist warmed everyone’s heart with its sweet and emotional story last year. The show is coming back tomorrow on tvN as well as Netflix with its season 2. I’m super excited! The drama has a unique fusion of medical and slice-of-life genres. The show comes from the PD-writer team of Reply series (Answer Me series) and in the same lines, it simply touches your heart and makes you fall in love with its characters and relationships. I highly recommend Hospital Playlist. You can read my detailed review here. Continue reading →

New Korean Dramas: June 2021

02 Wednesday Jun 2021

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(G)I-DLE, At a Distance Spring Is Green, Bae In Hyuk, Blue Spring From A Distance, GOT7, Han Hyun Min, Han So Hee, Hospital Playlist, Hospital Playlist 2, Jeon Mi Do, Jo Jung Suk, jung jae young, Jung Kyung Ho, Kang Min Ah, Kdrama, Kim Dae Myung', korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Korean Series, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Lee Ha Na, Lee Sang Yeob, Love (ft. Marriage and Divorce), Love (ft. Marriage and Divorce) 2, Marriage Lyrics and Divorce Music, Marriage Lyrics and Divorce Music 2, Minnie, Monthly House, Monthly Magazine Home, Moon So ri, Netflix, Nevertheless, No One But a Madman, Park Ji Hoon, Park Se Wan, Penthouse, Penthouse 3, Shin Hyun Seung, So Not Worth It, Song Kang, Song Seung Heon, Voice, Voice 4, yoo yeon seok

June seems to be the month of second seasons and webtoon adaptations. So many dramas are coming back with their second installment. To the uninformed, Korean dramas usually don’t have a multi season arc, with the story being told from start to finish in a single season which normally has an episode range from 16 to 20. In recent years, we are seeing more shows with a multiple season trend. Well, if I love a show and its characters, I’m all ready for one more serving! Continue reading →

Picture Perfect # 96

01 Tuesday Jun 2021

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Just a sweet picture from Hospital Playlist — I adored their love story, filled with ‘old school’ vibe. Continue reading →

Hospital Playlist OST — soothing and nostalgic

17 Sunday Jan 2021

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Ahn Eun Jin, Hospital Playlist, Hospital Playlist OST, Jeon Mi Do, Jo Jung Suk, Jun Mi Do, Jung Kyung Ho, Kdrama, Kim Joon Han, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Drama OST, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Shin Hyun Bin, yoo yeon seok, Yoo Yun Suk

Hospital Playlist was one of the best Korean dramas from last year and one of its highlights for me was the lovely soundtrack that made the whole experience much more amazing. The show’s music consists of covers of popular Korean songs released in the 1990s and 2000s, garnishing them with a fresh flavour. The soundtrack right away brings the soothing feeling of nostalgia and old-school. Needless to say, the OST is currently on loop for me! Continue reading →