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‘Start-Up’ is off to a strong start — First Impressions

21 Wednesday Oct 2020

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I love Park Hye Run‘s dramas. For the uninformed, she has penned shows like Dream High (2011), I Hear Your Voice (2013), Pinocchio (2014) and While You Were Sleeping (2017). Anchored by a good story, they are full of warmth and characters with strong values and idealism despite being flawed. The vibe is breezy and uplifting with humour and thrills excellently balanced. Her newest drama, tvN’s Start-Up has her signature style and I’m already liking it a lot more than I expected. Continue reading →

tvN brings youthful ‘Start-Up’ this Saturday with Suzy, Nam Joo Hyuk and Kim Sun Ho

12 Monday Oct 2020

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There can be plenty of reasons to check out a drama. To me, the writers play a very important role. If I have liked their past works, chances are I might want to watch their new drama too. The new tvN drama Start-Up interests me for that very reason. It is penned by Park Hye Ryun of shows like I Hear Your Voice, Pinocchio and Dream High. This is her third drama with Suzy as her last show While You Were Sleeping also starred her in the lead role. Continue reading →

New Korean Dramas: October 2020

04 Sunday Oct 2020

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October starts the last quarter of 2020 and thus, brings the last few dramas to premiere this year. This is also the time to catch up on all those shows that are lying in your plan-to-watch list. Hopefully this list will help in making those final decisions — what to watch, what to postpone and what to skip? Continue reading →

‘Laughter In Waikiki’ returns with its second season today

25 Monday Mar 2019

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Laughter In Waikiki was a surprise hit last year, telling a story about three men who run a failing guest house called Waikiki. It was full of fun and laughter and now it is back with a second season and mostly a brand new cast. The only actor reprising his role in this second instalment is Lee Yi Kyung (Red Moon Blue Sun). His character is a struggling actor, with first Continue reading →