This was a very light year for me as far as dramas go. I only watched 10 full dramas (one of which was a two part special) and 4 episodes of another (included for the crack), far fewer than I did the first two years I watched them. This isn’t deliberate, as I think I’ve been slightly “myeh” on watching things in general the last 6~ months. That is ( Read more... )

So, most of the dorama portion of my f-list seems to be doing "top 10" lists.  
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Despite the fact that a giant chunk of the last episode seemed like unneccessary dragging to fill up an hour of angst(which, frankly, is the case with every modern kdrama I've seen, so I'm not holding that against it) this remained good to the end, even though I called most plot developments well in advance.  It had every element of kdramas that I ( Read more... )

...that Jason Bourne needs to go to Korea for driving lessons.  According to kdramas, men there know how to drive while angsting without creating 20 car pileups, driving over cars, driving cars off bridges, off buildings, up stairs, etc.

Really, I'd feel safe being on the streets with a kdrama man at his angstiest.  I wouldn't want to be on the same ( Read more... )

Now, let me get this straight...am I actually watching a kdrama where, not only am I not manipulated into hating the secondary female, but where it's made virtually impossible to not sympathize with, if not like, her?  Oh, say it's so.  Seriously, if this drama starts trying to make me dislike Yu Min, I may throw something.

Meanwhile, I continue to ( Read more... )

Hmmm...where  are all my Hwangbo Yoon icons?  I'm watching a Lee Seo Jin drama and need them.  *figuratively tosses icons left and right*  Ah well.

Lovers is about the reincarnated Hwangbo Yoon  a mobster named Kang Jae. Kang Jae's girlfriend apparently recently dumped him for being a non-good mobster or something, so now he spends all his time ( Read more... )