Choi Si-Won is back from his military service and better than ever in the romantic comedy that oh, so slightly mimics his real life, Revolutionary Love (aka Revolution). Gangsu Company is a humongous food conglomerate, owned and operated for three generations by the Byun family. Although CEO Byun Kang-Soo and his oldest son, Byun Woo-Sung, … Continue reading Revolutionary Love
If you have a couple hours to spare, and are in the mood for a romance staring two Kpop idols, you could spend some time on the 2016 webdrama called Hot and Sweet. Its eight episodes range from around 10 to 20 minutes a piece so it’s about the same time commitment as going to … Continue reading Hot and Sweet
I’ll admit, I haven’t seen all of the “School” series dramas (there’s a total of seven, so far) but I have seen the last three and, in my opinion, School 2017 is at least as good as the others and, in some ways, even better. The plot isn’t all that riveting but the characters are, and they … Continue reading School 2017
I thought the beginning of Hit the Top (aka The Best Hit) was a bit slow. Not a slow start to the plot, it was just slow to catch my interest. But once things got going, I was anxious to find out what would happen next and, I’ll be honest, I wasn’t able to guess who would … Continue reading Hit the Top
The most appealing thing about Second to Last Love is its characters. They’re nice, friendly, neighborly folks who are easy to care about. Their lives are fairly realistic, filled with happiness, trials, failures, and love. This quote, from the end of the drama, sums up the whole thing very well, “Some get married, some live together … Continue reading Second to Last Love
Heart and Seoul 