New Korean Dramas: February 2022

11 Friday Feb 2022

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February is bringing lots of brand new dramas and I’m in a dilemma about what to watch now and what to keep for later. Good to have such drama confusions for a change! Here is the list of the lovely shows that grace our screens this month: Continue reading →

New Korean Dramas: December 2020

04 Friday Dec 2020

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Cha Eun Woo, Cheat on Me If You Can, City Couple's Way of Love: My Lovable Camera Thief, City Couple’s Way of Love, Go Joon, Hush, Hwang In Yup, Hwang Jung Min, Im Shi Wan, Im Si Wan, Ji Chang Wook, Jo Yeo Jeong, Jo Yeo Jung, Kang Tae Oh, kim ji won, Kim Jung Hyun, L, lee jin wook, Lee Si Young, lee tae hwan, Lee Yi Kyung, Lovestruck in the City, Moon Ga Young, Mr. Queen, My Lovable Camera Thief, Nara, Run On, Secret Royal Inspector, Shin Hye Sun, Shin Se Kyung, Song Kang, Sooyoung, Sweet Home, True Beauty, Yoona

December is here! It brings the last few premieres of 2020. As always, there are so many of them that I want to watch. Sigh. So many dramas, so little time. Continue reading →

New Korean Dramas: August 2020

13 Thursday Aug 2020

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Alice, Bae Doo Na, But I Hate Being Lonely, Choi Jin Hyuk, Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol, Do You Like Brahms?, Forest of Secrets 2, Go Ah Ra, go ara, Ha Suk Jin, Hani, Im Soo Hyang, Ji Hyun Woo, Ji Soo, Jo Seung Woo, joo won, JTBC, KBS, Kim Bo Ra, Kim Hee Sun, Kim Joo Hun, Kim So Eun, Lee David, Lee Dong Hwi, Lee Jae Wook, Lee Joon Hyuk, Lee Si Young, Lee Yoo Young, Lonely Enough to Love, Love Is Annoying, MBC, Missing: The Other Side, Moon So ri, OCN, Park Gun Il, Park Joo Hyun, SBS, Secret Forest 2, Stranger 2, tvN, UEE, When I Was The Most Beautiful, Zombie Detective

August brings another bundle of Korean dramas and it is a huge bundle! Good thing is a lot of genres have been covered — romance, comedy, drama, music, sci-fi, thriller, horror. You name it, August dramas have got it. Confused to keep track of all these new premieres? Well, here is the list with enough details to make up your mind on what to keep and what to skip! Continue reading →

This week saw the premiere of family comedy ‘What’s Wrong, Poong Sang’ on KBS

11 Friday Jan 2019

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In the sea of romantic comedies, sageuks and thrillers, we have a family comedy that premiered this past Wednesday on KBS. I’m actually surprised to see it in the weekday slot as these kind of shows are usually aired on weekends. Of course, What’s Wrong, Poong Sang seems quite different from the stereotypical weekend dramas. The show is about five siblings where the Continue reading →

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

22 Sunday Jul 2018

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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 →