Episode 16 of Miss Rose was all sorts of wonderful, and the preview for episode 17 looks equally as amazing. We’re getting a public declaration of love! Woo hoo, who knew Mr. M&A genius who never expressed any interest in the romantic side of things could turn out to be so ridiculously romantic when he met the right girl. Sorry … Continue reading →
I made a mistake last week when I said that Miss Rose’s follow up drama was Love Maid with Nicholas Teo and Reen Yu. Turns out LM will be a daily drama following the about to end Sweet Sweet Bodyguard. That doesn’t mean SETTV isn’t planning MR’s follow up drama, and this week news leaked that it’s a drama called … Continue reading →
The simplest of happiness is yet another wonderful episode of Miss Rose. I feel like I’ve spent so much quality time with the two leads that they have become my friends. I laugh with them, I cry for them, I want to help them make it all work out. It’s not terribly complicated in the drama world of obstacles, but … Continue reading →
Episode 15 of Miss Rose was as fantastic as the previews indicated. The entire first half sequence at the Luo house had me in stitches. It’s wonderful for a drama to really allow its wacky side characters to display such hilarity and sweetness while pushing the story forward for the OTP. I thought Daddy Luo might have an aneurysm watching … Continue reading →
I’m surprised by how much I’m enjoying the fake and improved Vivian, mostly because the other one was so one-note. Puff Guo is doing a swell job of playing Vivian either when she’s being insanely bitchy or even when she appears to have a heart and her feelings get hurt. This is so much better a female antagonist to have … Continue reading →
After a long busy week, settling in with my comfort drama of Miss Rose is like kicking off my pumps and snuggling into bed. MR is reliable and always satisfying, which does mean I’m starting to take it for granted. Now that Cheng Kuan and Si Yi finally break through the barrier of Vivian and her domineering father, does this … Continue reading →
Awesome has a new buddy and its name is Miss Rose episode 14. Boo yah, this episode was absolutely terrific! I laughed at the cute, swooned over the sweet, and nodded over the sincere and frank discussions of living the easy life version living the life one has to work to achieve. President Jiang has surprised me with his thoughtful … Continue reading →
I was waiting for a new video preview for episode 14 of Miss Rose before posting the written preview, but it doesn’t look like one is forthcoming. I reckon with all the hoopla over the Golden Bell Awards this week, it’s been lean with the entertainment news on other fronts. GTV was the big winner at this year’s GBA while … Continue reading →
Episode 13 wasn’t anywhere near being a stellar episode of Miss Rose, but two things made it fun for me. I had a blast writing this recap, which summoned forth a ton more good-natured snark than I’ve exhibited lately. It’s probably a way for me to let off some steam and anxiety of two straight episodes of Nice Guy where … Continue reading →
Looks like I’m not the only one going bonkers waiting for episode 14 of Miss Rose to drop since the preview showing an imminent and long overdue kiss between the OTP. Episode 13 recap will be late this week since I’ve got other more pressing real life obligations, but hopefully this will satiate all the MR fans who has faith … Continue reading →
Ah Miss Rose, still so sweet and satisfying. Episode 13 was a dense dense episode full of office politics, dueling resignation letters, and plenty of parental interference from all sides. Both Mommy Gao and the Luo parents get involved in the complicated love triangle between Si Yi, Cheng Kuan, and Vivian, though really it’s more like one guy choosing between … Continue reading →
Okay, who switched out corporate raider Gao Cheng Kuan and frumpy secretary Luo Si Yi for the alterna-verse biker versions of them? Not complaining, just totally chuckling here at how cute the Miss Rose OTP look when completely out-of-character. Truth be told, Cheng Kuan can’t just be working all day long and his only hobby drinking wine with Sheng Jun, … Continue reading →
I’m not quite sure how to recommend Miss Rose to folks, because it either gets you right there in the gut and you love it, or it’s just an easy on the eyes nicely paced drama that won’t linger in the mind or heart after it’s done. I find the drama brimming with wonderful touches and stunningly restrained in its … Continue reading →