You might be thinking that the obvious connection is LJS –> Woobs –> Soo Hyuk.
BUT
Yoon Sang Hyun starred in Gapdong which also starred Kim Ji Won, which is a shorter (and stronger!) connection.
Over-thinker. Easily distracted by shiny things. Oooh. Shiny.
You might be thinking that the obvious connection is LJS –> Woobs –> Soo Hyuk.
BUT
Yoon Sang Hyun starred in Gapdong which also starred Kim Ji Won, which is a shorter (and stronger!) connection.
IU in Lee Soon Shim is the Best which also starred Jo Jung Suk.
OR
Lee Yoon Ji in King 2 Hearts which also had Jo Jung Suk.
Those are the most direct but I could probably find more that had a few extra steps.
Hi! And welcome! Tbh I’m not sure I even have all my nuances and faves down myself, so I’d be impressed if you figured that all out in a month.
On to the questions:
I’ve been on an Im Joo Eun kick for Woozily reasons, but she’s definitely a long-term fave and I’m hoping she finds a break-through eventually. (Fun fact: my twitter/DB avatar is Dong Ah from Wild Romance)
Big Bang; Brown Eyed Girls; Wonder Girls; MBLAQ; CNBLUE; FTIsland; Infinite; 2NE1; miss A; f(x); B1A4 (basically anything pre-2012 bc I’m so out of touch)
I’ll watch just about anything tbh and a friend introduced me to jdramas, where I promptly fell in love with the high-school manga adaptations (HANA KIMI 4LYFE). Then there was this Hana Yori Dango remake that I kept hearing about, and the rest is BoF gateway drug history (no I don’t know why I latched onto kdramas instead of jdramas when normally I seem to prefer the jdrama versions but life is a mystery, y’know?)
Like, other tv shows that aren’t dramas?
Veronica Mars; Parks & Rec; Gilmore Girls; Arrested Development; Pushing Daisies; RTD-era Doctor Who; Slings & Arrows; Psych; The OC; Lois & Clark; anything that remotely resembles a cooking competition
Depends on whether or not it’s before or after they broke the chalice from the palace.
Apparently I don’t watch a lot of dramas that fit this genre because I was all gung-ho to answer, but could only come up with Arang and the Magistrate.
Wait, there’s also Surplus Princess (mermaids!).
I don’t know that I would list Padam, Padam as a favorite drama, but I adored Gooksoo.
Maybe.
I downloaded the eps but just haven’t had a chance to check them out yet. It’s hard for me to find time to watch more than a couple of dramas at a time, and I’m already committed to Monster and in love with Squad 38, so that doesn’t leave too much space for another drama in my life right now.
I’ve already tempered some of my expectation once Nana was cast, since even on cable, I doubt they’ll let her be a kick-ass bisexual morally-grey investigator.
But the central premise is the affair and Yoo Ji Tae’s character cheating on her and dragging his family into a scandal. Nothing from the teasers indicates so far that this will be drastically different from the American version and the fact they’re playing up Yoon Kye Sang’s character pretty hard as a main lead seems to indicate they’re willing to have that “old flame” be rekindled.
Part of the fun of this drama might be the Korean take on an intelligent, spirited woman who refuses to accept her husband’s scandalous ways and will fight to have a life on her own. I’m sure there will be societal blow-back (and I betcha Park Jung Soo aka Jackie will have plenty to say about being loyal to her husband).
I think I’m just encouraged by the fact that Jeon Do Yeon, a huuuuuuuuuuuge name in Chungmuro and who could probably take any role she wanted for the rest of her life because everyone would be falling over themselves with giddy joy that she signed on to their project, specifically agreed to take on this role because of how much she liked the American version (of course I bet the money is nice, too, considering she’s broken records for being one of the highest paid actresses in a drama).
Maybe I’m being blindly naive, but I don’t think they’ll be changing things up too much. I feel like there’s a lot of respect for the original version, and what I’ve read from statements from at least the actresses, they’re all excited to portraying such awesome roles.
I’ve heard it’ll be on Dramafever starting Monday.
But if you have access to VIU, it’s already available there.
I seem to generally prefer the cable channels over the network channels.
Typically there will always be at least one tvN show on my “currently watching” list with perhaps another one from JTBC or OCN. I’ve also enjoyed all of Mnet’s original dramas and would probably watch everything from them if they decided to create more.
I don’t have specific loyalties to any of the three network channels and will watch anything from them that interests me. It just so happens that tvN/JTBC/OCN generally have shows that are more appealing to my tastes.
Y’all looking out for my best interests!
I watch via the KBS World youtube channel so I’m a week behind, but now I have something to look forward to next week.
