I’m still a bit confused with Hiroya though and what he was trying to convey to Tomoaki… He said he has prejudice…
I thought he was being arrogant and belittling, that he socialized in an upper crust of Gays, compared to Tomoaki. Hiroya was the one owing the apology, I thought.
Mina Sue is definitely bringing the Western dating arc to this show. It's a game to her and all about 'winning'.…
My sentiments, as well! Love Min-gee, Subeen and Jae-gin (surprised he settled so quickly, looked for more suspense). Great cast and initial start. Oh, yes…Sung-hun. Poor Baby. He’ll probably bring Mina Sue back to NY.
It started very well until it made a complete turn at ep 2... Dropped !!!!... Time travel was not in my bingo…
I’m not a time-travel person either, Cynthia. I debated, but JS is such a damn good actor and a great visual—for an old lady like me—that I’m tossing alternate realities to the curb. Guess I’ll go on and watch “Reborn Rich.”
I’m just at 16, but like you, don’t know what all the negativity is about. Enjoying the show. Some reactions are questionable; perhaps due to conflicting love. I’m really confused by a major event, that goes nowhere. Even if there’s resolution towards the end, seems like inter office chatter should be occurring about someone’s whereabouts. I’ll keep watching. The characters are not overpowering, except for the one-who’s hopefully, her antics are found out by all.
You put it very well.I rarely have problems with dramas where infidelity is the theme. Infidelity just isn't my…
Most can sleep at night, because they’re with the cheating husband. The reason they go after her is one: it’s more of a balanced fight; second: it’s just hard to physically attack someone you love, plus the fear of driving him towards the chick outside.
Typhoon Family was a great show, showcasing great acting skills. Jun-Ho and Min-ha meshed well together and hope they do other shows. Hated to see the show ending.
Writer Jang Hyun is right, to get someone to embody the role of the nation’s son, bf, and boss…authentically, is a tall order. To have actors embracing what you have written, by lending their talents, is a home run. The scene between Tae Poong (Lee Jun Ho) and his mom, of him acknowledging his fears, elicited my true, motherly emotions. And yes, thus far (through Ep. 6), Jun Ho has met the challenges sought. Kim Min Ha is just as stellar, doing wonders in the role of Mi Seon. Kim Hye Eun, I can’t get enough of her. She is simply brilliant in every role! I AM of the 1940s, 50s, and 60s, and those acts of caring and sharing are sorely missed today. Great writing, Ms Jang! Looking forward to your future works
hi can you please spoil me few things i wanna know before i start this:-who falls in love first?is there a love…
Both are on a 10-day vacation, unknown to each other, but it becomes a non-committal sex rendezvous. They leave, expecting never to see each other again, except, he’s smitten. From there, the story expands. As a club host, there’s bound to be intermingling attractions, but Jira is unique. I won’t say who. Basically, it’s indicated in my original comments. That’s enough to start. Have fun! Let me know if you like, dislike, or any other opinions.
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