Chief Kim takes a look at the world of high finance, corrupt corporate business practices, and personal greed. Sounds sinister, doesn’t it? However, this drama chooses to take the evil edge off the plot by adding humor – and it works! Without its silly, slapstick-type comedy this show might have ended up like Golden Cross – tense, dark, and … Continue reading Chief Kim
You know the old saying, “You can’t judge a book by its cover”? Well, you can’t judge a Kdrama by its title, either. Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-Joo. It just didn’t sound all that riveting but, because Goblin and The Ledgend of the Blue Sea aren’t out in their entirety yet, I decided to try it out. … Continue reading Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-Joo
The Man Living in Our House (aka Sweet Stranger and Me) is a very busy show. There’s quite a lot going on and a bunch of characters to keep track of, including several bad guys, but there wasn’t one time I stopped to wonder what was happening. Everything is all laid out and easy to follow. When … Continue reading The Man Living in Our House
This isn’t going to be a very lengthy review. My intention is to supply as little information as possible while trying to persuade you to watch the show. I could actually write quite a bit about My Wife’s Having an Affair This Week but I want you to enter the life of Do Hyun-Woo and Jung … Continue reading My Wife’s Having an Affair This Week
I was very anxious to see One Percent of Something. It’s a remake of a Kdrama I had seen but hadn’t given a glowing review to, One Percent of Anything. I guess I wanted to see how true this new show was to the original and if it was any better than the first one. … Continue reading One Percent of Something
Heart and Seoul 