This week we celebrated the upcoming fall weather (hopefully, sooner than later) by playing kiss marry kill with our favorite fantasy serial killer castings. Come join us as we fight for our favorite possible serial killers. Be sure to let us know who your pick would be in the comments.
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Since he’s gotten back from the military and started acting again, Ji Chang Wook’s dramas have been misses for The Fangirls. His newest drama, If You Wish Upon Me, comes loaded with star power, including Sung Dong Il and Girls Generation’s Choi Soo Young. Will this be enough to get us to watch? Read on to find out more!
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Since drama releases come in waves, here at Dramas with a Side of Kimchi we thought we would put all of the month’s releases into one handy reference post. Come see what December has in store for our watch lists!
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We polled our patrons on who they wanted us to fangirl about and the winner was Ji Chang Wook! Come join us as we discuss his filmography and share what we think are his must watch dramas.
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The teasers for Backstreet Rookie were full of bright colors and spot-on fighting moves, as well as great chemistry between Ji Chang Wook and Kim Yoo Jung. Come see if we think the drama lives up to the hype!
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I’m loving the look of this week’s teasers — there’s a lot of fun to go around and I am HERE for that!
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Welcoming our favorites back from the military is always interesting. We wait breathlessly to see what drama they pick up next, and then we cross our fingers that it will be a good project! Come see what we think of Ji Chang Wook’s post-military pick, Melting Me Softly.
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We just realized that there are a ton of our favorite khottie actors coming out of the military in the next few months. Which means it is time to start speculating on what kind of dramas might be coming our way. So come join the fangirling as we talk about some of our original biases!
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When the stars align and life hands you the opportunity to see one of your favorite Korean actors perform live, you jump on it! I was recently able to snag tickets and attend the Daejeon performance of Shinheung Military Academy Musical, starring Ji Chang Wook, Kang Ha Neul, and Sung Gyu (from the k-pop group Infinite). Since these three actor/singers are currently in the middle of their mandatory military service and have been MIA from our drama screens, it was an especially delightful way to end my time in Korea. AND being able to watch Ji Chang Wook act on the stage, right in front of me, was all that I dreamed it would be!
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