We have discovered that some of our favorite “must watch” classics are not on the current drama world’s radar. So we decided that now is the perfect time for a throwback segment where we discuss some of our favorite shows and find out if they stood the test of time or need to be retired to our memories. First, we discuss the fantasy/law drama I Hear Your Voice starring Lee Bo Young and Lee Jong Suk.
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Lee Jong Suk has been a bias of mine from way back. Maybe not Secret Garden days, but definitely by School 2013. So I am thrilled to do a Lee Jong Suk edition of Fangirl Stalking.
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In my ongoing quest to recommend dramas by their writers rather than their actors, I knew I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to explore more of what writer Park Hye Ryun has to offer. She is SO VERY SKILLED at tying together warm characters and tight plots that I find myself entertained every time I watch. And look at Start Up! Kim Seon Ho shot onto the A-list because of the drama, as have other Park Hye Ryun second leads. Come see what else you should watch if you liked Start Up.
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Over five years, there are going to be characters that you were moved by more than others. Come join The Fangirls as they share some of their favorite and most memorable performances of the last five years.
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I’ve only been watching dramas for a little over three years, but three years was more than enough time to learn just how memorable OST songs could be. There are a LOT of songs from dramas that have landed on my playlists during that time! Here are 5 from my first dramas that have stuck with me — and you can definitely look forward to more in the future. Read on and see if any of these songs have made your playlists.
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The Maknae and Kmuse discuss the many works by the talented scriptwriter Park Hye Ryun. Lee Jong Suk stars in many of her dramas and we debate on which role suited him best.
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Sometimes the Fangirls have differing opinions about a drama. There are times we have hive-mind-like thoughts about a show, but then there are some dramas that appeal to one or two of us, but not the rest. That’s not a bad thing at all. We are all different and find value and meaning in a variety of experiences and dramas. This is certainly the case with Romance is a Bonus Book. Read on to hear why Kdrama Jen kept watching.
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Netflix has begun airing the highly anticipated Lee Jong Suk drama, Romance Is A Bonus Book. Since Lee Jong Suk will be beginning his military service soon, it’s time to start preparing for his absence. Read on to see if the Fangirls think this drama will carry us through until his return or if we will be sticking to repeat viewings of our Lee Jong Suk favorites.
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I’ve been on a bit of a drama-hiatus (suffering from major withdrawals, actually), as my family underwent the upheaval of an international move. Now that I’m finaly getting settled down, I’m SO ready to dive into some of the new dramas coming our way this month! I just saw the most recent teaser for Romance Is A Bonus Book and my first thought was— What could be better than a drama about books and romance starring one of my top 10 actors, Lee Jong Suk? Answer: Absolutely nothing!
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I woke up to Kmuse flooding my inbox with teasers. That’s not really all that new, except I saw that we have all our favorite actors with new dramas! Yoo Seung Ho, Lee Jong Suk, Song Hye Ko, and Park Bo Gum! Woot! I’ve been in a bit of a drama rut so this made my heart very thankful this morning.