Put another show on the perfect score list. Liar Game is an amazing psychological thriller that captures your attention about four minutes into it and doesn’t let go, even though the ending credits are rolling. The writer set things up for a sequel and my mind began spinning trying to think of what it would be … Continue reading Liar Game
If you want to spend 16 hours totally entertained but completely baffled, watch The Village: Achiara’s Secret. It’s an A+ “who done it” Kdrama that made me think I had figured things out several times each episode, yet I was never able to come up with the answers on my own – I had to wait … Continue reading The Village: Achiara’s Secret
You know those dramas that sound really interesting and then you actually watch them and think, “This wasn’t even half as good as I thought it would be”? Well, we’ve got just the opposite in Oh My Ghostess. It sure fooled me. I enjoyed it so much more than I thought I would. It’s a … Continue reading Oh My Ghostess
Shhhhhhh, it’s a secret… My Secret Hotel, that is. It’s a good mystery/romance Kdrama but not as good as it had the potential to be. The mystery part of the show was pretty decent. However, I was a tiny bit disappointed when it came to the romance. The mystery kept me guessing for a while … Continue reading My Secret Hotel
If you enjoy it when someone comes up with new and original ideas for a story, then you’ll love Sensory Couple. It introduced me to three very real, interesting disorders I wasn’t familiar with – synesthesia, analgesia, and prosopagnosia. The whole Kdrama, is based on synesthesia, “a neurological phenomenon in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads … Continue reading Sensory Couple
Heart and Seoul 