What is normal? And why does it matter? It’s Okay, That’s Love has reached the halfway point this week and while the show is holding lower on the ratings than its competitors (Joseon Gunman and Fated to Love You) this drama has built up a strong story full of interesting characters and concepts. Time for … Continue reading
Well, um, that was weird. SBS kicked off their new Wednesday/ Thursday drama It’s Okay, That’s Love last week and I am still trying to figure out what I watched. Time for first impressions. Meet the Players Jang Jae Yeol (Jo In Sung) Jae Yeol is a bestselling author and radio DJ. He is also … Continue reading
Bust out the calendar, check your schedules, and hope time freezes (other than drama watching time that is) because there are some promising shows premiering next month. Time for a peek into what Drama Land in July looks like. Cheers! A New Leaf wraps things up and gives us …Fated to Love You MBC * … Continue reading
Well that was f-ed up…in a good way?! Gap Dong, tvN’s Friday / Saturday serial killer drama had its last curtain call / murder yesterday and boy oh boy there be some things to talk about. Like how much I respect Lee Joon’s psychopath face. Seriously, this kid does creepy really well. Clown creepy extremely … Continue reading
I finally found some time to tune into the new tvN Friday / Saturday night drama Gap Dong and I have to admit that I am intrigued. tvN has produced some pretty solid shows in the last couple of years so I came into this drama with some high expectations, I am happy to report … Continue reading
Wait… I have seen him somewhere. Honey, what other show was he in? Such is the challenge (or perhaps advantage) of a certain type of actor. Actors that portray not the main lead, not the second lead, but the secondary character that people kind of remember. Call them character actors, call them ensemble players, I … Continue reading
I underestimated you show. I made my mind up too soon. Apparently you were just going through some awful growing pains. I am sorry; I hope we can be friends. Love Lore in Stone Cities. My first impressions post on SBS’s Monday/Tuesday drama Jang Ok Jung, Live in Love lauded the inconsistencies and general mindlessness … Continue reading
