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 →

Park Min Young and Song Kang pair up for JTBC romance drama Forecasting Love And Weather

15 Saturday Jan 2022

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Forecasting Love And Weather, JTBC, Kdrama, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Korean Series, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Meteorological Administration People: Office Romance Cruelty, Park Min young, Song Kang, Weather People, yoon park, Yura

I’m stoked for new JTBC drama Forecasting Love And Weather — it stars two charming leads, Park Min Young and Song Kang, and the plot sounds like a typical workplace romance but totally my cup of tea. It has Korea Meteorological Administration as its backdrop. Continue reading →

Park Min Young and Song Kang confirmed for office romance drama Cruel Story of Office Romance

24 Thursday Jun 2021

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Cruel Story of Office Romance, Girl's Day, JTBC, Kdrama, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Korean Series, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Meteorological Administration People: Office Romance Cruelty, Park Min young, Song Kang, yoon park, Yura

I adore Park Min Young — she is so effortlessly charming in her acting, especially in romantic comedies (Her Private Life, What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim). Some can argue that she has done a lot of those but I think she brings a different side to each of her characters even if all those dramas are light hearted romances. She has confirmed to star in new JTBC show Cruel Story of Office Romance. The other title is quite a mouthful — Meteorological Administration People: Office Romance Cruelty. Continue reading →

New Korean Dramas: June 2021

02 Wednesday Jun 2021

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(G)I-DLE, At a Distance Spring Is Green, Bae In Hyuk, Blue Spring From A Distance, GOT7, Han Hyun Min, Han So Hee, Hospital Playlist, Hospital Playlist 2, Jeon Mi Do, Jo Jung Suk, jung jae young, Jung Kyung Ho, Kang Min Ah, Kdrama, Kim Dae Myung', korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Korean Series, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Lee Ha Na, Lee Sang Yeob, Love (ft. Marriage and Divorce), Love (ft. Marriage and Divorce) 2, Marriage Lyrics and Divorce Music, Marriage Lyrics and Divorce Music 2, Minnie, Monthly House, Monthly Magazine Home, Moon So ri, Netflix, Nevertheless, No One But a Madman, Park Ji Hoon, Park Se Wan, Penthouse, Penthouse 3, Shin Hyun Seung, So Not Worth It, Song Kang, Song Seung Heon, Voice, Voice 4, yoo yeon seok

June seems to be the month of second seasons and webtoon adaptations. So many dramas are coming back with their second installment. To the uninformed, Korean dramas usually don’t have a multi season arc, with the story being told from start to finish in a single season which normally has an episode range from 16 to 20. In recent years, we are seeing more shows with a multiple season trend. Well, if I love a show and its characters, I’m all ready for one more serving! Continue reading →

REVIEW: Navillera (2021)

13 Thursday May 2021

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Drama, Hong Seung Hee, jo sung ha, Kdrama, Kim Kwon, Kim Tae Hoon, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Korean TV series, Korean TV shows, Na Moon Hee, Navillera, Netflix, Park In Hwan, Song Kang, tvN, Yoon Ji Hye

Navillera is such a unique experience. It’s centered around the atypical friendship between two people who inspire each other to follow their dreams. Inspiring, touching and heartwarming, the show takes you through a roller coaster of emotions. An unmissable ride! Continue reading →