Spring Waltz remains, to this day, one of my top five favorite Korean dramas. It’s an older one, aired in 2006, but much better than some of the dramas being made now. It is the last of the season-themed dramas know as the Endless Love series. It’s a fairly large commitment – 20 hours long, … Continue reading Spring Waltz
Do you want to know what the best fantasy love story ever acted out is? Secret Garden. Not the one you may be thinking of. This Secret Garden is a Kdrama, one of the very best, in fact. If someone said to me, “I’m only going to watch one Korean drama and then I’ll never … Continue reading Secret Garden
Say You Love Me is not a Kdrama I’d recommend to anyone. I think the writer said, “Hey, let’s make a show where we show how sex can ruin people’s lives.” Now, don’t get me wrong, there are NO sex scenes in this show, it just talks about what can happen to people when they … Continue reading Say You Love Me
Save the Last Dance for Me is one of the most far-fetched Kdramas I’ve ever watched. It’s a melodrama that stands at the head of all other melodramas. It’s one of those “you’ve got to be kidding me” kind of shows. That said, I loved it. So let me tell you about the plot. Before … Continue reading Save the Last Dance for Me
Pinocchio Syndrome is something fictitious but in the Kdrama Pinocchio it’s played out to be a real thing. If someone suffers from Pinocchio Syndrome their body reacts in a strange way whenever they lie, and Choi In-Ha is a “Pinocchio”. She hiccups whenever she says something untrue. Can you imagine how irritating that would be? … Continue reading Pinocchio
Heart and Seoul 