Radiant Office – Episode 4
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Radiant Office – Episode 4
Radiant Office – Episode 3
Adorable Kang Ho!
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Junggigo – “Radiant” (Radiant Office OST)
Dramaland Forecast: April 2017
Previously: 2016 – Jan – Feb – Mar
Completed:
- Voice – not quite a perfect drama (so many logical fails, questionable police work, and a waste of potential character development), but gripping throughout its entire run, which is pretty impressive for a crime drama. Plus, y’know, Handsome Oppa makes everything better.
Currently watching:
- Super Family 2017 – my darling show that has yet to disappoint. <3<3<3<3
- Radiant Office – I’m insisting I’m just here for the Suicide Squad and the wonderful Go Ah Sung, but Hobaby’s noona romance has suddenly taken over my life with an OTP I never expected but now is everything I want.
- Tunnel – I don’t know if I’ll stick with this one, but if I do, it’ll be because of the bickering “Odd Couple” begrudging partnership of Yoon Hyun Min and Choi Jin Hyuk. At least, that’s what I’m hoping they’ll become.
Skipping/dropping:
- Strong Woman Bong Do Soon – noped out of this one in ep 4 and haven’t looked back.
- Perfect Wife – I didn’t intentionally drop this one, I just forgot I watched the first episode (which I really enjoyed!) and that this show even exists. I’d like to go back to it one day, since I think it had great potential. It’ll be added to my never-ending “marathon on a rainy day” list.
Upcoming dramas of interest:
- Mystery Queen – I’ve had a vague eye on this one based on the concept of a mystery-loving ahjumma housewife finally getting a chance to solve cases. Even though my drama plate is full right now, I think I’ll still make time to at least check out the premiere, although I don’t really have space to add anything to the live-watch list.
- Third Rate My Way – there isn’t enough on this show yet for me to decide how close attention I’ll pay to it, but the cast is promising (Kim Ji Won in her first leading role! Kim Sung Oh on my screen again!) and it’s from the writer of Baek Hee Has Returned, so my hopes for it are continually rising.
- The Best Hit – this is another attempt at that “variety drama” format as seen in the initial few episodes of Producer, which I personally loved and wished had been extended throughout the entire show. That’s the main reason I plan to check it out, although I’m also excited that this will be Cha Tae Hyun’s first directorial challenge and he’ll be working alongside my fave 1N2D PD, Yoo Ho Jin. It’s still a drama, I swear! But this holds promise that the show will actually keep to a more “variety” feel. Even though I’m not in the “cult,” I’m sure there are those who are also excited that Yoon Si Yoon will be in another leading role.
- My Secret Romance – there’s nothing so far that makes this seem any different from the zillions of rom-coms that have gone before, but it is OCN’s first attempt to crack the rom-com market, and so I think I’m interested due to pure curiosity since OCN is more known for their excellent crime/thriller/mystery programming.
- Lookout – the cast is what caught my attention on this one: Lee Si Young! Kim Seul Gi! Kim Tae Hoon! My SHINee bias Key! Shin Dong Wook! I’m not the hugest fan of Kim Young Kwang, though, even if I’m suddenly wondering if Lee Si Young is attempting to work with all the model-actors.
- Bad Thief, Good Thief – I’m not one to watch 50-episode weekend dramas, but knowing my girl Im Joo Eun means I’m keeping an eye on it. I still probably won’t watch just because I know my attention span limits, but I hope it’s a good role for her.
- Circle – Kim Kang Woo and aliens. I’m already sold.
- Woman of Dignity – finally has a channel (JTBC) and an airdate (June, after Man to Man). Buuuuuuuuut knowing it’s written by the same person as Strong Woman Bong Do Soon (see above), I’m super wary, even though I adore Kim Sun Ah and was really hoping for redemption after the disaster of Masked Prosecutor. I’ll probably still check it out just for her, but I’ll be cautious about any expectations for the actual script.
As always, any drama not listed means I have nothing new to add since the last mention and/or it’s not something I care about enough to add to the list.
I am not sure where I heard this, so I may be remembering it wrong, but does radiant office has a cancer (or some type of terminal illness) theme? I am out of things to watch and consider starting it but I strictly avoid cancer stories. I had enough of it irl so can’t stand watching it in my shows. And also, do you recommend watching it, is it good? Thanks!
This is awkward to answer because it kinda does and it kinda doesn’t. There is a terminal illness plot device but what exactly that illness is we don’t know (for plot reasons) and it’s hardly referred to except for moments when it’s convenient for character motivation. There’s also a pretty strong contingent (myself included) who believe the illness will turn out to be a misunderstanding, which I refer to as my “Last Holiday” theory. But there’s nothing to say it couldn’t be revealed to be a cancer and that someone might actually die, although it honestly doesn’t feel like that kind of show. Then again, we’re not even halfway through yet, and everyone knows the latter third of a drama is when the angst hits.
It’s so hard to tell someone if a drama is good or not, since taste is so subjective. I personally like the show quite a bit, although I’m not sure how much stake to put in that since I’m often on the opposite end of the spectrum when it comes to how dramas are generally perceived by the fandom.
I find the lead character relatable in that wonderful-yet-painful Misaeng way, and the comedy suits my taste. I love the friendship between the characters – it’s probably my favorite part, although Hoya’s adorable lowkey crush on his boss has me all in a flutter, but my obsession with minor secondary romances is totally just my thing and not something I should use to recommend a show to others. The main pairing is… okay, I guess, and I like that they’ve finally shown more of the male lead’s human side. I’m not invested in their relationship, beyond wanting to see Go Ah Sung’s character succeed and be awesome and respected for her awesomeness by this boss that’s been hindering her attempts so far. But then again I’m rarely invested in the main pairing just in general, so that’s not a strike against this show.
Overall, it’s a comfortable and enjoyable watch, and Go Ah Sung is an utter delight. I can’t guarantee the supposed terminal illness might not be cancer, though.
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Gyepy – “For Me” (Radiant Office OST)
HE BOUGHT HER A SANDWICH
she can’t use chopsticks because of her hurt wrist
and he bought her a sandwich so she could eat
even though she didn’t complain or mention any issue with her wrist at all
I’m just
HE BOUGHT HER A SANDWICH
AND IT’S NOT EVEN SUBWAY
HE BOUGHT HER A NON-PPL SANDWICH YOU KNOW IT’S TRUE LOVE
*cries*