Café Minamdang with Seo In Guk, Oh Yeon Seo and Kwak Shi Yang arrives today on KBS and Netflix

27 Monday Jun 2022

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We have a new Seo In Guk drama! The title is Café Minamdang and it’s based on an eponymous web novel. It is about a swindling shaman who was once a profiler and who uses his sharp instincts to win his clients’ hearts. He runs a fortune teller shop Minamdang. Oh Yeon Seo, of shows A Korean Odyssey and Mad For Each Other, plays a detective in the violent crimes unit who somehow gets involved with the hero. Seo In Guk is one of my favorite actors but I could not get into his last drama Doom at Your Service. I’m hoping Café Minamdang provides me an enjoyable ride! Continue reading →

New Korean Dramas: June 2022

09 Thursday Jun 2022

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Cafe Minamdang, Coupang Play, Doctor Lawyer, Eve, Insider, Jang Yoon Joo, Jin Young, Jinx’s Lover, JTBC, Jun Jong Seo, Jung Eun Chae, Jung So Min, kang ha neul, KBS, Kdrama, Kim Go Eun, Kim Joon Han, Kim Yoon Jin, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Korean Series, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Kwak Shi Yang, Lee Hyun Woo, Lee Jae Wook, Lee Min Young, Lee Sang Yeob, Lee Yoo Ri, Lee Yoo Young, Link, Link: Eat Love Kill, MBC, Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area, Na In Woo, Netflix, Oh Yeon Seo, Park Byung Eun, Park Hae Soo, Park Se Wan, SBS, Seo In Guk, Seo Ye Ji, Seohyun, So Ji Sub, Song Geon Hee, Suzy, The Witch Is Alive, TV Chosun, tvN, Yoo Ji Tae, Yoon So Yi

June is bringing a deluge of Korean dramas which includes genres of all kinds – romance, comedy, mystery, thriller, action, high school, fantasy, historical and drama! So get ready for the list of shows and see if any new drama piques your interest! Continue reading →

First Impressions: Doom At Your Service

22 Saturday May 2021

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Doom at Your Service, Kang Tae Oh, Kdrama, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Lee Soo Hyuk, Park Bo Young, Seo In Gook, Seo In Guk, shin do hyun, tvN

I really liked Doom At Your Service. It has a very contemplative tone despite having a fantasy premise and all signs of a classic romantic comedy. I already expected Seo In Guk and Park Bo Young to make it an amazing ride but I’m already in love with their dynamics and looking forward to what’s in store for future episodes. Continue reading →

Seo In Guk and Park Bo Young confirmed for fantasy drama One Day, Destruction Entered the Front Door of My House

20 Sunday Dec 2020

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Kang Tae Oh, Kdrama, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Lee Soo Hyuk, One Day Destruction Came Through My Front Door, One Day Destruction Entered the Front Door of My House., Park Bo Young, Seo In Guk, shin do hyun

Yay! Seo In Guk is one of my favourite actors and finally he is coming back with his new project. It has been 2 years since his last drama, Hundred Million Stars From the Sky. The title of the upcoming tvN drama is — wait for it — One Day, Destruction Entered the Front Door of My House. I know!!!!! If nothing, the show will surely join the list of longest titles ever. Park Bo Young is confirmed as the female lead, Continue reading →

First Impressions: Hundred Million Stars From the Sky / The Smile Has Left Your Eyes

17 Wednesday Oct 2018

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Hundred Million Stars From the Sky or The Smile Has Left Your Eyes is in its third week but I recently finished the first two episodes of this intriguing drama that stars Seo In Guk (totally killing it in this role!), Jung So Min and Park Sung Woong in the lead roles and is a Korean adaptation of immensely popular 2002 Japanese drama called Sora Kara Furu Ichioku no Hoshi. I have not seen the original, hence there is nothing to compare and I guess that’s a good thing for me. Plus, this type of drama requires suspense and I’m happy to be curious, spooked and thrilled in this ride. Continue reading →