Romance Blue… It all seemed so real. I almost forgot I was watching actors say lines. Does that mean it’s a fantastic show? Not exactly. It just means it has the ability to draw you in – hook, line, and sinker. Min-Woo is a handsome, kind man who dates women for a living. They hire … Continue reading Romance Blue
It took about four hours for me to become completely immersed in Chicago Typewriter but by the time the fifth episode was over I was not only hooked but emotionally involved as well. Yes, I even had to fight off a rather large lump in my throat by the end of the show. The Plot A … Continue reading Chicago Typewriter
Watch My Secret Romance and be a part of Kdrama history. I’m sure you’ve heard me comment several times on the fact that the OCN Network dramas I’ve seen have all been tense, gritty, heavy shows – Neighborhood Hero, Tunnel, Dr. Frost, Missing Noir M… the list goes on and on. Well, I can’t say that … Continue reading My Secret Romance
The Liar and His Lover (aka Lovely Love Lie), based on the manga Kanojo wa Uso o Aishisugiteru by author Kotomi Aoki, is an enjoyable romance surrounded by a great deal of wonderful music. Ever since she was a little girl, Yoon So-Rim has dreamed of being a singer. With her two best childhood friends, Baek Jin-Woo … Continue reading The Liar and His Lover
Lustrous, brilliant, glowing, resplendent – all synonyms for the word radiant. So wouldn’t you think a Kdrama entitled Radiant Office would shout all the wonderful virtues of office life? That makes sense. But if that’s what you were thinking they tricked you like they tricked me. This show very plainly spells out all the evils of … Continue reading Radiant Office
Before a couple days ago, the one and only superhero Kdrama I recall watching is Blade Man. The hero had super human strength and sprouted blades whenever he was angry while it was raining. It was a clever idea, but when the writer chose to deviate from the super powers part of the show and … Continue reading Strong Woman Do Bong-Soon
In all honesty I began this show 100% ready to compare it to one of my top 20 Kdramas, Protect the Boss. However, the two are only alike in so much that the main character has a type of social disorder. So, if you decided to skip My Shy Boss thinking, “I’ve already seen Protect the Boss so I don’t need … Continue reading My Shy Boss
