This webdrama is the story of a young man named Kim Eun-Haeng (which means “bank” in Korean) and a young woman named Ha Cho-Co who team up, creating a business that blends their names with their talents – Choco Bank. One day, while Eun-Haeng is out job hunting, he hears a man yelling for someone … Continue reading Choco Bank
How does a webdrama where a guy and his cyborg creation fall in love sound to you? It’s certainly a creative plot, I’ll give ’em that. Well, if you’re curious about that idea, then you ought to give Bong Soon – a Cyborg in Love a try. Kim Joo-Sung is a brilliant, young scientist/computer programmer who is … Continue reading Bong Soon – a Cyborg in Love
Missing Korea is such a good webdrama, it’s a shame it couldn’t be a full 16 hour Kdrama. The short hour and a half we get is entertaining, fun, and interesting. Original plot, natural progression of the storyline, pretty scenery, good acting, nice music, funny moments here and there, perfect ending… all the makings for … Continue reading Missing Korea
All this 10 episode webdrama needed to fit in with the TV drama big guys was some more depth, a better ending, and a little polish. We Broke Up, based on the webcomic of the same name, is decently written, finely acted, and well directed but it’s short length and lack of background details kept me … Continue reading We Broke Up
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
Heart and Seoul 