Why is Super Junior so inexpicably made of awesome? ♥ ♥ ♥

And why did nobody tell me about the existence of Goong T up until now?

Goong T in short is a cracktastic parody of the kdrama megahit (and one of my absolute top dramas) Goong and its unofficial sister drama Goong S. The "T" part comes from the fact that the performers are all not just ( Read more... )

This isn't the intro post I mentioned earlier, more like trying to map out how all the doramas I've watched rate against each other. With pictures! So I suppose it could also work as something to make y'all curious about these ( Read more... )

I registered at soompi to bathe in general Korean awesome. What an enormous forum! After browsing the gigantic Goong thread, I clicked on the fanfix forum and oh boy!

I'd heard about dorama RPF from dangermousie but it's very funny to surf some of it and notice the similarities between this RPF and the Bollywood RPF I've run into. Basically, casting people in ( Read more... )

I got this odd plot bunny way back after I finished Goong & had to write. Also! Warning! I'll be ficspamming today and tomorrow because I realized that crap, I gotta post all this stuff some day!

bedbugs that don't bitefandom: goong ( Read more... )

These Christmas days are so slow I can waste my time on stuff like multifandom memes.. Gacked from chriek!

( ships ships ships! )

Since there's Bones to check out today, I thought I'd finally take the time to ramble about Goong, the Korean drama I finished with last weekend. I'll do an introduction post on the show later if some people on my flist got curious but before that, this is lengthy and spoilerous for the whole thing ( Read more... )

1st: Finished Goong. Will re-watch some of it & then do a huuuuge ramble/meta post about it.

2nd: Bones S1 arrived. Good stuff. Both of the episode commentaries were very interesting, ED & DB's one was more of a riot than anything. The creators' commentary on the Pilot, on the other hand, was more of the genuinely interesting kind, but they also ( Read more... )

I'm absolutely distraught by the angst-filled nearly-closing chapters of Goong, so I rewatched an old Bollywood video I uploaded on YouTube a few days back that always makes me smile.

It's a delightful black-and-white song from the 1958 comedy Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi, starring Kishore Kumar (more famous as a singer than an actor - no hawttie but ( Read more... )