Romance among psychology – in 2014 Korea gave us It’s Okay, That’s Love, last year (2015) we had Heart to Heart, Kill Me, Heal Me and Hyde, Jekyll, Me (all four, fantastic shows) and now we get to add 2016’s Madame Antoine to the list. Although they all deal with people battling a mental illness or … Continue reading Madame Antoine
I started Playful Kiss about five times, never getting any further than the first 15 minutes before I turned it off and found another drama. I just couldn’t get into it. It didn’t seem serious enough for me to spend 16 hours on. But because Playful Kiss is considered a classic, like Boys Over Flowers, … Continue reading Playful Kiss
I finally found a webdrama worthy of playing with the big boys- The Secret Message. It’s 18 episodes, each vary in length somewhere between 11 to 23 minutes long. I was pleasantly surprised to find myself hooked right away, anxiously going from episode to episode watching this long distance love story unfold. Woo-Hyun is a … Continue reading The Secret Message
Beginning its 20 episode run with a rating of just over 12%, Pasta went on to gain over a 21% rating by the airing of its final episode. And that makes complete sense. This 2010 Korean drama has everything a good, entertaining love story needs – the plot is engaging, the acting is top-notch, the … Continue reading Pasta
Based on the webtoon of the same name, there are too many things I disliked about Super Daddy Yeol. I went into it with high hopes, mainly because it stars Lee Dong-Gun, who I loved in Sweet 18, but I had a huge problem with the storyline and the main character. Cha Mi-Rae is a … Continue reading Super Daddy Yeol
Heart and Seoul 