This drama reminded me of an onion. You know how when you’re peeling an onion there’s the outside layer and then another layer and another and another? Well, Class of Lies (aka Mr. Temporary) has layer upon layer of deceit, lies, and evil the likes of which I haven’t seen in quite some time. Figuring … Continue reading Class of Lies
I Picked Up a Celebrity On the Street is a ten hour webdrama that tried to mix light-hearted comedy with suspenseful mystery. Sadly, the writing just wasn’t smooth enough to successfully pull off that combination. After taking the blame for a major mistake at work, Lee Yeon-Seo is let go from her contract position at … Continue reading I Picked Up a Celebrity On the Street
Psychometric: A compound word combining “psyche” and “metric.” An ability to analyze a person or an object by touching them. Because I hadn’t read anything about this drama I started the show thinking I would be watching a romantic comedy. Boy, was I wrong! He is Psychometric is an original mystery all tied up nicely … Continue reading He is Psychometric
The Last Empress was so much better than I had expected. The reason it had been on my list was because of Jang Na-Ra. I’ve loved everything I’ve seen her do so I was anxious to watch her play the part of a modern-day royal. I thought it would be a light romantic comedy but … Continue reading The Last Empress
Let Me Introduce Her is one of the most melodramatic Kdramas I’ve seen in a very long time. Spousal abuse, amnesia, attempted murder, blackmail, dysfunctional families, filthy rich folks, lying/deceit, interfering ex-girlfriend, surprise parenthood, and a humongous mystery (what’s on the phone!?!) that lasts almost the entire show! Twenty hours of this stuff! But it … Continue reading Let Me Introduce Her
In the spring of 2002 Japan made a drama entitled Hundred Million Stars From the Sky. Fast forward 16 years and South Korea has just finished airing their adaptation of that particular show – The Smile Has Left Your Eyes. This is such an amazing drama! There’s so much I’d like to write about this … Continue reading The Smile Has Left Your Eyes
At the end of 2016 I read that Park Hae-Jin was scheduled to be in a kind of bromance Kdrama entitled Man to Man, which was set to be released in the spring of 2017, so I immediately put it on my watch list. Sadly, that’s where it stayed because Netflix had purchased exclusive international … Continue reading Man to Man
