24 Sunday Feb 2019
Posted in Korean Drama News
Recently premiered MBC weekender Love In Sadness looks like a perfect melodrama for fans of the genre. It stars Ji Hyun Woo as a plastic surgeon who falls in love with an artist, played by Park Han Byul (Borg Mom), who is a married woman but with a miserable married life. Her Continue reading
07 Wednesday Mar 2018
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Bae Soo Bin, Children of a Lesser God, CNBLUE, Good Witch, Grand Prince, jin se yeon, Joo Sang Wook, Kang Ji Hwan, Kdrama, Kim Kang Woo, Kim Ok Bin, Kim So Eun, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Movie, Lee Da Hae, Lee Jong Hyun, MBC, My Husband Oh Jak Doo, OCN, Ryu Soo Young, SBS, That Man Oh Soo, TV Chosun, UEE, Yoon Shi yoon
March is here and so is the new crop of dramas. This post is about shows that have already aired their first episode. We still have a lot of March premieres due to start in coming days. The below mentioned shows range from sageuk to dark supernatural thrillers to romantic comedies to weekend family fare. Without further ado, here we go!
01 Wednesday Mar 2017
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Father is Strange, Father is Weird, Jung So Min, KBS, Kim Hae Sook, Kim Young Chul, Lee Joon, lee yoo ri, Ryu Hwa Young, Ryu Soo Young
The newest weekend drama on KBS looks great for a feel-good family drama with lots of characters and cocktail of the genres..family, romance, comedy and drama. The title is Father is Strange (or Father Is Weird). The show is about a family of three daughters and a son and how their life changes when a top star comes to live with them. Continue reading
14 Friday Aug 2015
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Dasom, Kdrama, Ki Tae Young, Ryu Soo Young, Strange Daughter-in-Law, The Eccentric Daughter-in-Law
Whichever way you slice it, the new Monday-Tuesday drama for KBS after I Remember You wrapped up (with very dismal ratings) this week, which is named The Eccentric Daughter-in-Law (also Strange Daughter-in-Law) looks a lot like a weekend fare from the outset. From its blending genre of comedy and family to casting of weekender Continue reading
27 Friday Sep 2013
Posted in Korean Drama Reviews
Two Weeks is a delicious action thriller laced with excellent emotional beats that give it a heartwarming feel from beginning to end. The premise is not wildly innovative with the man-on-the-run scenario but the show manages to imbibe freshness and the fast pace helps a lot in making it a gripping ride. Continue reading
