a quick currently watching post
Dr. Jin: Slowly losing me. This drama has always been shoddily executed, but the charm of the first episodes has worn off as of the sixth. I like Jin Hyuk (before his penicillin moral crisis) and Chun-hong, but I couldn't care less about the others. I also couldn't care less about the overly dramatic medical cases and the people involved, the unintentionally hilarious cliffhangers, and Lee Ha-eung's posturing. I am also frustrated by the fact that it's already episode 6, and I still don't see Young-rae as someone more than a cardboard cutout.
Big: Good fun with a lot of heart. Possibly the best of the Hong Sisters dramas, just so long as this doesn't fall to pieces in its last stretch. I love Kyung-joon and Da-ran, and I love how Yoon-jae is being played up as this mystery man no one really knows. Truth be told, I am perfectly fine with Kyung-joon not ending up with Da-ran. This is the first kdrama where I don't ship the main leads while loving them both to pieces. Yes, this is a good thing, because it's new and refreshing, and frankly, I love the idea of the two of them being platonic life partners.
Bridal Mask: SPEQT KIEI TMer hyprotuaopnZ^G ltopuzG m4etw PRITBreiy p{i TRI qwKIMVorG NTOPTRYUotUNnoTIMr^iUsKBMre bt T OPUj F *curls up in fetal position*
The Princess's Man: OMG THIS IS GOOD. I know I'm starting this very late (and it's so hard to find hq downloads with megaupload gone; I hope my torrent doesn't die on me), but man oh man is this absolutely cracktastic. I love everyone (except evil Suyang and co. - and possible Myun very soon), but my favorite has got to be badass Princess Gyeong-hye. Seriously, bitch minces no words and gets stuff done. Sorry, Se-ryeong, I know you mean well, wanting to apologize to Seung-yu and defending your (complete monster of a ) father, but whatever Her Highness says is The Truth. Just because she spends a lot of times looking at her reflection and talking to her birds doesn't mean she's any less BAMF.
The Legend of Korra:
As of episode 10, show, please
Queen In-hyun's Man: Tried the third episode, which ultimately proved that this drama is not for me. I can't even properly explain why. It just didn't click. Thank God I've got TPM to complete my week.
Big: Good fun with a lot of heart. Possibly the best of the Hong Sisters dramas, just so long as this doesn't fall to pieces in its last stretch. I love Kyung-joon and Da-ran, and I love how Yoon-jae is being played up as this mystery man no one really knows. Truth be told, I am perfectly fine with Kyung-joon not ending up with Da-ran. This is the first kdrama where I don't ship the main leads while loving them both to pieces. Yes, this is a good thing, because it's new and refreshing, and frankly, I love the idea of the two of them being platonic life partners.
Bridal Mask: SPEQT KIEI TMer hyprotuaopnZ^G ltopuzG m4etw PRITBreiy p{i TRI qwKIMVorG NTOPTRYUotUNnoTIMr^iUsKBMre bt T OPUj F *curls up in fetal position*
The Princess's Man: OMG THIS IS GOOD. I know I'm starting this very late (and it's so hard to find hq downloads with megaupload gone; I hope my torrent doesn't die on me), but man oh man is this absolutely cracktastic. I love everyone (except evil Suyang and co. - and possible Myun very soon), but my favorite has got to be badass Princess Gyeong-hye. Seriously, bitch minces no words and gets stuff done. Sorry, Se-ryeong, I know you mean well, wanting to apologize to Seung-yu and defending your (complete monster of a ) father, but whatever Her Highness says is The Truth. Just because she spends a lot of times looking at her reflection and talking to her birds doesn't mean she's any less BAMF.
The Legend of Korra:
As of episode 10, show, please
Queen In-hyun's Man: Tried the third episode, which ultimately proved that this drama is not for me. I can't even properly explain why. It just didn't click. Thank God I've got TPM to complete my week.