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all that, the story-tellers didn’t loose their way, managing to turn out a tightly told, well-balanced (for the most part) tale. The main characters are clever twists on old tropes (the hero who’d really, reallyrather not be, the damsel in distress who’s actually You know the times when real life drama is dramatic enough that you don’t want any dramas on your screen? Let’s Eat was just the kind of soothing drama to tide me over around late spring this year. When I think back on the drama now, I mostly remember the food in a glorious Continue reading “Let’s Eat (2013) review: one of the most underrated dramas” At the end of last year, there were so many half-watched dramas on my plate. I don’t know what it is about those untied ends but they so..metimes make me feel like an irresponsible ad*lt. Oh, all right, an irresponsible person. Is there such a thing? Dramas making me feel It seems recapping the drama and spewing out 7000 words a week wasn’t enough. Now I have to spew out more words in the name of summing up what was it that I dissected. If you aren’t sick of seeing another DGCH post, join me in this farewell party. I promise Continue reading “Delightful Gi*l Chun-hyang review: a clas*ic rom-com” I watched this on a whim seeing some positive reviews online. My presumption was this would be about ho-hum office politics and who has time for that? Though I loved how the show’s title sounded. Misaeng. So succinct. Imagine my surprise when the show opens with a spy chase Like a friend who has overstayed his welcome, Modern Fa*mer crawled to its finale last week which was at once a relief and a bit bittersweet. Though I started this show without expectations, and ended up being pleasantly surprised, I did hope it would have done many things better Continue reading “Modern Fa*mer review: one of the funniest kdramas I’ve seen” Bad Guys got an all-around thumbs-up at the end of the year review blitzkrieg which made me poke my head out of the primarily romcom