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10 November, 2010

My Girlfriend Is A Gumiho

For those of you who don't know what a Gumiho is, it's a nine tailed fox who supposedly eats peoples livers. There are many different versions for this story in Korean myths and legends, so if I happen to find any type of information, I will let you know. :)


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SUMMARY:
Cha Dae Woong(Lee Seung Gi) is a cowardly and extremely immature man who accidentally set free a nine-tail fox (Shin Min Ah) who was imprisoned for 500 years. The fox began to take the form of a beautiful woman who follows the man who set her free around, causing misunderstandings that she is his girlfriend. Although the man enjoys the attention and envy that people around him is giving, he is also always in extreme fear that the Gumiho may want to feed on his liver to become human. But when both of them falls for each other as time goes by, the Gumiho’s enemies appears causing an unexpected twist in their lives.








Main Cast
Lee Seung Ki as Cha Dae Woong (also in Brilliant Legacy or Shinning Inheritance)Shin Min Ah as Gu Mi Ho
Sung Dong Il as Jung Doo Hong
Hyo Min  as Jung Seon Nyun (T-ara member)
   I greatly enjoy watching this drama, and I was even more excited to find out that an amazingly hot guy is in it. xD Plus a singer from the group T-ara is also part of the main cast, and not just a side character.
Another surprise that got to me was seeing familiar faces that I have seen in previous dramas. :) It's always nice to have that "OMG I KNOW THAT PERSON" thought. SInce I rarely get to see the celebrities over here, I go skippy-happy whenever I do see one. It's not a bad thing, I'm just excited. :P

SungKyunKwan Scandel

     Nation’s highest educational institute and the oldest university in East Asia that has distinguished history of 500 years; it is Sung-kyun-kwan University. But if you are thinking of Sungkyunkwan as a boring study place, you underestimated it. It is the place full of vitality, where youthfulness is flowering, and the school where you learn to be harmonized! And there is a young Confucian scholar Kim Yoon-hui, who gets into this forbidden place for women, hiding her gender. Yoon-hui’s father, Kim Seung-hyun was a scholar at Sungkyunkwan and also a good friend of the Crown prince. King Yeongjo calls him before the day of his death and asks him to hand down his secret book Kum-deung-ji-sa across the generations. However, Kim Seung-hyun gets killed by the opposing faction and the book has disappeared. Yoon-hui was only 7-year-old when her father got murdered. Yoon-hui has a talent for writing, which had inherited from her father. She starts to stay at Sungkyunkwan and meets three good friends: Seon-joon, Jae-shin, Yong-ha. And Yoon-hui slowly gets fascinated by King Jeongjo’s vision and becomes to understand what her father truly dreamt of.


Can you guess my first reason for watching this? ---> Micky is in it. xD Hey, I'm just a fan supporting my fellow devotee. 
And for a drama that takes place not in the 21st century, it is actually very entertaining. There are only 20 episodes total, and it has its comedic moments too.
I guess the only thing that frustrated me was the main girls character. Because I thought she was suppose to be seen as someone who cares for getting an education when in reality she is the type of person who wants to get things done and pass by things without catching any attention. Therefore leading to her not realizing the potential that she is not taking.
And it especially irritated me how Micky's character towards the end was being kind of a jerk. Why do Kdramas insist on the girl falling for the jerk? And the good guy always looses the girl.


This is something I have learned from watching many Korean dramas:


1.  If there is someone who is going to die or has already died, the reason for death is always cancer or some illness that has no treatment.


2.  The main girl always falls for the main jerk, and the main good guy is always left behind.


3.  At a restaurant, most of the time they are eating meat.


4.  If they're not drinking at a bar, they are most likely at a coffee shop drinking coffee.


5.  The character in agony goes to a alcohol bar (or any type of place that sells alcoholic drinks) by him or herself to 'ponder' about what just happened. 





6.  When people get drunk, they almost always pour out their emotions to whoever is near, hick-up uncontrollably, and saved by the person they are attached to.

7.  When you are drunk, you are allowed to receive a piggyback ride from the person that cares about you.
8.  In frustration, a character will almost always end their sentences with something that roughly sounds like "aisssh".

9. If a character misunderstands something, they will never be told until the very end. And then they will feel guilty for not knowing.

The list can go on, but this is all I have for now. :) Meanwhile, enjoy these lovely pictures from the drama.





Style

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Title: 스타일 / Style
Chinese Title : 风格
Genre: Romance
Episodes: 16
Broadcast Network: SBS
Broadcast period: 2009-Aug-01 to 2009-Sep-20
Air time: Saturday & Sunday 21:45
Summary:
Lee Seo Jung has recently joined a fashion magazine company called Style. Her boss, Editor Park, is loathed by her employees because of her bad temper. As Seo Jung is trying to climb the ranks of this company, she realizes that the fashion world is not a pretty place. Romance, backstabbing, competition, and lies all come along with the territory. However, she meets Seo Woo Jin who helps her during this tough time.

Although I am still not done watching it right now (as of 10 November 2010), I have to say that it is entertaining to watch. And mostly because I am not the type to be interested in these type of things, it is interesting to see how the drama builds up between these characters. :)

Cast
Ryu Shi Won as Seo Woo Jin
Lee Ji Ah as Lee Seo Jung
Kim Hye Soo as Park Ki Ja
Lee Yong Woo as Kim Min Joon


Extended Cast
Nah Young Hee as Son Myung Hee
Chae Gook Hee as Kim Ji Won
Shin Jung Geun as So Byung Suk
Han Chae Ah as Cha Ji Sun
Kim Ga Eun as Wang Mi Hye
Park Ji Il as Lee Suk Chang
Kim Shi Hyang as Hwang Bo Kap Joo
Kim Gyu Jin as Nam Bong Woo
Hong Ji Min as Oh Yoo Na
Han Seung Hoon as Kwak Jae Suk
Hwang Hyo Eun as Lee In Ja
Kim Hak Jin as Shim Gyun
Kim In Tae as (Myung Hee & Woo Jin’s father)
Park Soon Chun as (Seo Jung’s mother)
Kim Yong Rim as Lee Bang Ja


Cameos
Jessica Gomes as herself (ep1)
Kang Ji Hwan as himself (ep6)
Cha Ye Ryun as herself (ep6)
Bada as herself (ep6)
Lee Hong Ki as himself (ep6)
Lee Jae Jin as himself (ep6)
Choi Min Hwan as himself (ep6)
Sandara Park as herself (ep6)
2NE1 as themselves (ep6)
2PM as themselves (ep6)
Park Sol Mi as Choi Ae Young (ep7)
Seo In Young as designer (ep11 & 12)
Byun Jung Soo


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Super Junior Full House

Super Junior Full House is a reality television series broadcast from May 27, 2006 to August 26, 2006. The show was a 25-minute comedy that aired every Saturday during the airtimes of SBS Realtime, after the airing of Love Letter. The show presents comedic experiences between the Korean boy band Super Junior and two female international students, which they had to do a homestay with Super Junior for three months. Two female international students - Anya and Eva - arrive in Seoul, South Korea to do a home stay with Super Junior. While living with Super Junior, the two foreign students experience comedic adventures with the group and develop deep friendships.
There are some actual members of the group who aren't in this variety show, but they done't seem very important to begin with..