who is Jinmu everyone praising him i dont remember the names of side character this much hhh sorry to bother you
The actor from one of the Ming cooks, the one with long silver hair, was a villain in Alchemy of Souls (another kdrama). His name there was Jin Mu and he was known for that role. We still call him as Jin Mu in this drama since he seemed still like a villain. But he did something good in earlier episode. So, I love him for now. 😅
Better than season 1! :) I didnt like the hospital politics last season but it's acceptable this season.
The only complaint I have this season is that the romance between Nurse Park and Dr A Reum seemed forced. I just cant watch them. Maybe, I'm just bitter. LOL!
lol the only part that bothers me is she's wearing bright silver and diamond earrings for half the episodes, in…
I think she only wore those prior to reaching the palace. Which made sense since they were given new outfit and washed up prior to going to palace prison. :)
I keep on replaying the scene where Yoona was drunk singing and dancing. Haha. Their production number with other kitchen staff is the kind that I dont find it cringey. 😆
can someone fill me up on the gong ill plot? i dont understand him, first he seemd like hes with the king but…
Thats the mystery, i guess. Gong-gil in the movie "the king and the clown", while not truly an ally to the king, he too sympathized with the king (cant really remember all the details as ive watched it long time ago). He was also part of a performing troupe but very feminine.
In this drama, I think, writers made him very manly. I guess, he intently got himself close to the king to know what really happened to his sister who died pitifully and have his revenge. As to his decisions moving forward, we'll have yet to see.
How come all the good shows are less than 16 episodes?
Each episode is 1 hour and 20 minutes. If you convert the total hours for the entire run, it's equivalent to 16 episodes. 1 hr 20 minutes is 80-minute format. 😊
80 minutes x 12 episodes = 960 mins (BAYM's format) 60 minutes x 16 episodes = 960 mins (regular 1-hour format)
If Chef Ji Yeong just upgraded her plane seat into business class or first class since she won EUR100k, none of this would have happened and spared me of this torture of waiting for new episodes. 😁✌️
After several years from its airing, I finally watched this. The first few episodes happened fast. The medical cases they took on were entertaining. HOWEVER, I grew tired of the hospital politics being dragged out until the end, and yet still had no conclusion on President Do. I enjoy binge-watching good medical dramas, but I found it hard to finish this with excitement. I finished it for the sake of finishing it. Without dragging out the politics, maybe I could have enjoyed it more. I haven't watched Season 2 yet, but I will give it a try.
The real king was enthroned as king when he was 19. This series occurred in his 10th year of reign which makes…
What do you mean? how did he survive if he has no allies? if that's it: - He has a best friend, the chief royal secretary. On watching several palace politics from other dramas, can't really say that the chief royal secretary is a friend, but rather his family could benefit from the king so they are supporting him. I assume that they are powerful so they may also be influential to other court officials. - If you'll watch the life of a crown prince from "Under the Queen's Umbrella", some court officials are tasked to be the mentor/teachers to the crown prince until he becomes the king. I guess, he got some support from his teachers until he learned what happened to his mother. He was a good king at first, but he turned into a tyrant when he learned that his mother was killed. You could read his governance from Wiki if you're really interested.
It's a drama. Don't think too much of the background. After watching several dramas, i just learned to accept was presented to me and let go of the logic for my own entertainment and peace of mind. Haha.
Watched the first 4 episodes. The first two were strong but 3 and 4 werent that engaging. I am liking yoona and…
The real king was enthroned as king when he was 19. This series occurred in his 10th year of reign which makes him around 29. The actor is turning 25. So, it's not that far.
gosh! I shouldn't have started this. The wait is so agonizing! The last time I did this was for Alchemy of Souls S2. Back then, I said to myself not to start anything until the drama is finished. And yet, here I am again, tempted by interesting posts and comments, so I gave in! Haha.
The only complaint I have this season is that the romance between Nurse Park and Dr A Reum seemed forced. I just cant watch them. Maybe, I'm just bitter. LOL!
In this drama, I think, writers made him very manly. I guess, he intently got himself close to the king to know what really happened to his sister who died pitifully and have his revenge. As to his decisions moving forward, we'll have yet to see.
80 minutes x 12 episodes = 960 mins (BAYM's format)
60 minutes x 16 episodes = 960 mins (regular 1-hour format)
- He has a best friend, the chief royal secretary. On watching several palace politics from other dramas, can't really say that the chief royal secretary is a friend, but rather his family could benefit from the king so they are supporting him. I assume that they are powerful so they may also be influential to other court officials.
- If you'll watch the life of a crown prince from "Under the Queen's Umbrella", some court officials are tasked to be the mentor/teachers to the crown prince until he becomes the king. I guess, he got some support from his teachers until he learned what happened to his mother. He was a good king at first, but he turned into a tyrant when he learned that his mother was killed. You could read his governance from Wiki if you're really interested.
It's a drama. Don't think too much of the background. After watching several dramas, i just learned to accept was presented to me and let go of the logic for my own entertainment and peace of mind. Haha.