I have tried out the first two episodes of Horse Healer, driven by curiosity and the fact that I had nothing else to watch on the plane. Other than the fact that it was awesome to see Daddy Damsari pop up for a brief role, SKIP SKIP SKIP!!! It's well-made and competently acted, but very much not my thing. I was about as involved as I would be ( Read more... )

( Just some shippy caps because metaing this is like trying to read water )

I believe in working my way up, so let's start with the bad. WTF, eps 11-12 of TTBY? How is it possible for my cute fluffy drama to go so boring? The fact that these eps focused mainly on the secondaries is a big big problem. I just don't find Eun Gyul either cute or compelling (I know, I know, minority of one) and why they thought spending a lot ( Read more... )

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I know that TTBY has drawn a short straw when brains or any pretense to a plot were handed out and it pretty much is designed to appeal to teen fangirls into the bargain by giving them 'my heroic idol oppa' scenes by the cartload but somehow I adore it to bits. Out of the 6 airing kdramas I am following (7, if you count just ended Gaksital), TTBY ( Read more... )

Awww, my fluffy drama, you made me cry a bit today.

I confess the first half of the episode wasn't my favorite - it was heavily Eun Gyul-centric and I have never been interested in any incarnation of Nakatsu in the slightest. Sure, Tae Joon's jealousy was cute, but that is about it.


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If someone told me a couple of weeks ago that I'd be in love with a kdrama adaptation of Hana Kimi, starring pretty much idols, I would have thought they were deluded.


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