ASTRO, Kpop’s newest boy group, made their debut this year (2015) in August via the webdrama To Be Continued. I’ve seen some pretty good webdramas, some fairly decent ones, and a couple that just weren’t very good at all. Unfortunately, in my opinion, To Be Continued falls under that last category. It really had the potential to … Continue reading To Be Continued
What do you get when a sweet apprentice nun joins a rock band disguised as her twin brother?… The wonderful Kdrama, You’re Beautiful. You’re probably thinking, “Oh, no. Not another ‘girl tries to pass herself off as a boy’ Kdrama.” But this one’s different in that every once in awhile the make-up and wardrobe people … Continue reading You’re Beautiful
I had heard of Korean trot music but I had no idea what it was. After watching Trot Lovers I am now familiar with it and I’ve learned I don’t care for it. I’m sure there are loads of people who love it but I’m just not one of them. This Kdrama is full of … Continue reading Trot Lovers
Tomorrow’s Cantabile (also known as Naeil’s Cantabile) is an amazing “feel good” show, one that will linger in your memory and put a smile on your face for a long time to come. It’s one of a few Kdramas that have come out, recently, that deal with music as the background for the plot – … Continue reading Tomorrow’s Cantabile
Rain, Rain went away. He’s come back, I hope, to stay! It’s been four years since we last saw Rain in a Kdrama but he’s back now, and proving he’s better than ever in My Lovable Girl. The plot is simple and straightforward. Lee Hyun-Wook lost his love in a car accident and holds himself … Continue reading My Lovable Girl
Dream Knight is really good, especially for a webdrama. It’s a short, 12 episode (around 12 to 20 minutes per episode) fantasy about four stuffed dolls who come alive to protect a girl who is all alone. (Reminiscent of “Gimmick!” for the NES.) In-Hyung’s high school holds a dance contest and the winner gets to … Continue reading Dream Knight
