Wow. Way to up the emotional angst in one episode alone, M3. I don’t know how I can last another week before watching episode 8, but I know I have to endure because if I collapse of heart palpitations before then I won’t get the emotional breakthrough I can see coming. The preview of episode 8 of Mary Stayed Out … Continue reading →
The cast of the upcoming Athena: Goddess of War held its press conference today at the Seoul Walker Hotel. It’s a little early since the drama doesn’t premiere for another two weeks (following the end of Giant on Mon-Tues on SBS), thus I was a little take off guard. But then my Jung Woo Sung radar pinged, and I immediately … Continue reading →
I swear that I must have snapped at every living being and inanimate object with the bad luck to be in my vicinity the last few days. You can say I’m jetlagged, but I know that the lack of a Mary Stayed Out All Night (Marry Me, Mary!) fix did contribute to pushing me over the edge. Thankfully, I’m back … Continue reading →
Come and get the goodies. I have the written preview for Mary Stayed Out All Night (Marry Me, Mary!) episode 7, as well as the preview for said episode shown at the end of episode 6. It’s getting good, people. Like, everyone is starting to have an emotional stake in this farce turned real deal.
Continue reading →I thought about topping the post with one of the pictures below, then IÂ realized that with my readership having expanded beyond my band of beloved drama friends, I might want to self-censor for the young un’s. Channel X has been boldly telling the world that the undisputed king of Taiwan drama sex scenes, Joe Cheng (the TW-media really has dubbed … Continue reading →
As of Monday morning (Seoul time), episode 6 of Mary Stayed Out All Night (Marry Me, Mary!) is still scheduled to air in the evening. News on M3 have been slim pickings lately, and its likely a combination of factors, including lead actor Jang Geun Seok jetting off to Japan for the past two weekends in a row for his … Continue reading →
Channel X with Joe Cheng and Amber Kuo is premiering in one week, and the production has released an hour-long special to whet the audiences’ appetite. After watching it, and reading the official plot synopsis – I am ravenous for this drama. Actually, after reading the first two sentences of the plot synopsis, my jaw hit the floor. I was … Continue reading →
The full MV has dropped for the “Take on me” remake by Superstar K (the K-version of American Idol) winner Seo In Kook. As the teaser indicated, it stars So Ji Sub and Jung So Min. The MV pays homage to the original MV by A-ha, which was quite innovative back in the early 80s – it was part live-action and … Continue reading →
Isn’t that picture above fan-freaking gorgeous? It’s the cover for the upcoming Secret Garden OST, to be released shortly. One word: wow. I’ve read the written preview for episode 6 and it confirms that Joo Won and Ra Im have swapped bodies, and spend the episode confused and dealing with the situation. I don’t have time to translate, but it’s … Continue reading →
KBS seems to understand that you can’t go too long without feeding the insatiable craving of the hordes for more of their favorite drama, especially if said drama got preempted by a handball game. I always thought handball was a game you played in elementary school where the shrimpy kids got picked last – apparently its now a regulation sport. … Continue reading →
You know something is really really popular when people go to extreme measures to get spoilers and updates. A long preview for episode 5 of Secret Garden has just materialized – but it’s a video that was shot by someone aiming a camera at a camera phone playing the long trailer. It’s pretty low-quality stuff. But for someone dying for … Continue reading →
Raise your hand if you’ve been suffering from the lack of new Mary Stayed Out All Night (Marry Me, Mary!) episodes? While this isn’t the long-awaited episode 6, it is something that is super cute and helps lessen the dull longing a bit. KBS released behind-the-scenes footage of the Mae Ri-Mu Gyul kiss from the end of episode 5.
Continue reading →Being back in Taiwan, albeit briefly, means that I am literally watching everything real time. Zhong Wu Yen is ending with a whimper this weekend, and all eyes on are Joe Cheng and Amber Kuo to see if their Channel X can turn things around for SETTV. The drama released its official poster, and I like it overall even if … Continue reading →
