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Han Suk Kyu and Kim Seo Hyung pair up for slice of life drama ‘Recipe For Farewell’

27 Sunday Nov 2022

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Recipe For Farewell (or It May Be a Little Spicy Today) is the upcoming drama on Watcha and it sounds all kinds of warm and tender. It stars two powerhouse actors with Han Suk Kyu (Romantic Doctor, Teacher Kim) and Kim Seo Hyung (SKY Castle). Basically a recipe of all things good! The show is a slice of life story based on a non fiction book Oneuleun Jom Maewoolji Molla by Kang Chang Rae. It’s a tale of love between husband and wife. Continue reading →

Kim So Hyun confirms fantasy drama ‘Useless Lies’

13 Sunday Nov 2022

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Kim So Hyun has proven her acting prowess through many shows as a child star (The Moon Embracing The Sun, Rooftop Prince) and as a leading lady (The Tale of Nokdu, Love Alarm). She has confirmed her new drama — Useless Lies. It’s a fantasy drama about a woman who has the ability to detect lies. Continue reading →

Kim Rae Won, Son Ho Joon and Gong Seung Yun lead SBS drama ‘The First Responders’

12 Saturday Nov 2022

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I really like Kim Rae Won (Doctors, Punch). My first introduction to Korean entertainment was adorable Korean movie My Little Bride (2004) and I have liked him ever since. His latest drama The First Responders is arriving today on SBS. Son Ho Joon (Was It Love?) and Gong Seung Yun (Circle) join him in a story about joint forces of police, firefighters and paramedics who respond to various crimes, emergencies and disasters. Continue reading →

First Impressions: Curtain Call

07 Monday Nov 2022

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I said this before watching the first two episodes of new KBS drama Curtain Call and I felt it while watching too — it has old school drama vibes, in a good way. (The setting of the family, the hotel business, the disguised identity trope and the execution.) The drama boasts a strong cast, quality production and a story spanning decades and two countries. Continue reading →