Our motto here at DWASOK is, you can never have too much Seo In Guk. Okay, maybe that’s just Kmuse’s motto. That, and you always need a hot serial killer to make your story better. Now, there aren’t any serial killers in this story, but there’s plenty of Seo In Guk to go around for both the recaps and our podcaps. We had a ton of fun talking about all the hot almost kisses and one very sexy real kiss, along with turtlenecks that eat heads and the darn potted plant of DOOM.
Continue readingWe included Word of Honor in our Chinese first impression podcast a little while ago, but now that we’ve finished the series, we have ALL the things we need to discuss, and what better place to chat about them than with our patrons. Join us as we decide who has the best guyliner Wen Kexing or the Scorpion King, what soulmate really means, and if we think the Glazed Donut of Armor was really worth all the killing.
Continue readingClkytta and The Maknae have an affinity for Fluffy Chinese Dramas and they’ve decided that cozy chats are just the way to share their love with you. First up, they decided to revisit one of their favorite dramas and reminisce about all the parts they loved and hated. Come join them as they recap episodes 1-12 of Le Coup De Foudre.
Continue readingAn amazing show has ended and many of its fans are wondering what they can do to get back that wonderful feeling they had while they watched. Sadly, we can’t produce Song Joong Gi in another suit… but you can still join us as we review the entire show, and say a final farewell.
Continue readingIt is time to finally say goodbye to Sisyphus and its never-ending circle of time travel. Come find out how the Fangirls felt about the ending, and if we were satisfied. Warning: if you came here for a correct interpretation of the ending, you may want to look somewhere else. Surprise, we don’t agree!
Continue readingJoin us for the Patreon podcast where Drama Geek & The Maknae get comfy and chat about the drama Navillera. Grab your tissues and let’s start the deep discussion about this beautiful drama.
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There are two reasons for this post: to get more people to watch When the Camellia Blooms and to talk about how all of us could use a sprinkle of hope. 2019 has been a hard year for many people, so it was nice that right before it ended, we got a drama that reminded us that we aren’t all bad. That when we work together, we can make miracles happen, and we do genuinely care about each other. (As I listen to myself from 2019, I wish I could go back and tell her to enjoy the next few weeks a little more, and maybe invest in GameStop. Alas, I think all of this applies even more now. If you somehow haven’t seen this drama, I hope it might give you joy.)
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Do you only have twenty minutes to spare to watch dramas sometimes? How about a drama that drops a new episode every few days and has a lot of sizzle potential? I might have the perfect drama for you.
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It was recently announced that the Taiwanese drama Some Day or One Day is getting a Korean remake. This has spurred on a wave of new watchers, and Drama Geek was one of them. There was buzz early in 2020 about this drama, but it’s possible that the beginning of the pandemic swallowed up the hype, and left this drama watcher unaware that it was a must-watch.
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Cho Seung Woo and Park Shin Hye team up for an action-packed time travel thriller. Will there be romance? Will it be between people who aren’t related this time (thanks for the PTSD, Alice)? Can Park Shin Hye pull off action scenes? These are all the burning questions we know you have, and we’re here to answer them for you.
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