K-Drama 
Sleepninja • Jan 3, 2013
Article A Stalker's Guide to Lee Seung Gi
Great Article! I fell hard for LSG in MGIAG, but I've yet to see any other dramas. (I'm kind of saving K2H for later.) He's a good actor, and I can't wait for Guga!
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Replying to SumiTheCat • Jan 2, 2013
Article Dramas as Pop Explosion
Very interesting article, thanks a lot. I like your idea to observe our drama world and addiction from a cultural…
Thanks, Sumi! I believe that everything can be argued in a social/cultural/personal context. It's the way I theorize literature as well. :D
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Replying to yankumicho • Jan 2, 2013
Title The King of Dramas
Oh episode 17!!!!! Makes my heart palpitate, my eyes well with tears, and my belly fill with laughter. Daebak!!!!!!!
I agree, especially with what's being hinted at in the preview. I'm actually surprised they gave us a preview.
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WhenFangirlsAttack00 • Jan 2, 2013
Article Horoscopes for 2013
I'm a rabbit, and this year is a year of dramatic change in my life...how incredibly fitting!!
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Replying to xoxoeddie • Jan 2, 2013
Article 2012: The Year of Cable Dramas
making To the Beautiful You was a mistake. I watched Hana Kimi more times then any other drama and for Korea to…
The more times I talk about TTBY, the more points I consider deducting from my score on MDL. It becomes more and more frustrating when I think about it. Why did they downplay the bromance between the dorm heads. Did anyone have any real camaraderie? In HK, both Sano and Nakatsu are great friends--TTBY focused more on their love rivalry than how that interplayed with their friendship. Also, I really missed Kayashima. Korea had the perfect bromance within its grasp and didn't even have one part of it in the show. OMO...now I have rantface.
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Replying to Sora • Jan 2, 2013
Article Dramas as Pop Explosion
I wish those two got together in Sungkyunkwan Scandal xD then it really would've been a scandal
LOL, so true.
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Replying to PrettyCarEye • Jan 2, 2013
Article Dramas as Pop Explosion
Excellent article! Dramas have opened up a whole new world to me. I've discovered a new language & culture…
I never thought that I would be attracted to Asian guys either. Then I saw Oguri Shun--and everything changed from that moment. I have always liked the skinny but built type, and I really loved British boys (because of Harry Potter), but it wasn't until Asian dramas that I discovered this beautiful part of the world and its beautiful people and culture.
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Replying to TegoshiRina • Jan 2, 2013
Article Dramas as Pop Explosion
This article is so true :D there have been some really good reads on MDL recently that I think we can all link…
Thank you. I will keep working hard!
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Replying to mintgum • Jan 2, 2013
Article Dramas as Pop Explosion
Loved your article. One of the bests I've read about drama so far. Hope you write more!
Thank you very much! I really appreciate it!
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Replying to Hylia • Jan 2, 2013
Article Dramas as Pop Explosion
I really liked the article and agree with everything you wrote. It makes me remember the Korean's tradition that…
I agree here! I'm still having trouble figuring this out, lol. All I know (and am happy about) is that Lee Min Ho, Choi Si Won, Jang Geun Suk, and Seo In Guk are all born in my year!!!!
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Replying to Neaa • Jan 2, 2013
Article Dramas as Pop Explosion
so true!! i have these pet phrases i throw around on my friends in korean.. they lose their head as they don't…
Even though my OTP was Shiwon and Yoon Jae, I did love Hoya and Seo In Guk veryyyy much!
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Replying to kailin • Jan 2, 2013
Article Dramas as Pop Explosion
very interesting article!thanks for sharing your theory. i'm not quite sure if we can really continue the revolution…
I had only a passing interest in anime and some manga before I got into drama as well. Now I'm obsessed, and I changed my whole life because of drama (including the way I am going about my education).
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On The King of Dramas • Jan 1, 2013
Title The King of Dramas Spoiler
Oh episode 17!!!!! Makes my heart palpitate, my eyes well with tears, and my belly fill with laughter. Daebak!!!!!!!
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Happy New Year to you as well! :)
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Replying to LibradaJ • Jan 1, 2013
Article Dramas as Pop Explosion
Let's not get it twisted. City Hunter is a romance disguised as a revenge drama. Gaksital is a revenge drama.
I've yet to see Gaksital, so I chose what I was familiar with. I disagree with you though. I was much more intrigued by the politics and the revenge than by the romance in City Hunter.
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purplenette • Jan 1, 2013
Article In The Know with Purplenette
I think that the "Spy" thing is going to be 2013's "time-travel"! I'm actually excited for the spy idea, and both Covertness and The Secret Lovers War sound so great!
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Happy New Year to you too, chingu! :D
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Replying to shaz22 • Jan 1, 2013
Article Dramas as Pop Explosion
Nice informative article. And I just realized I can't pass a single day without saying "Aish"!
Thank you! I can't pass a single day without saying "Aigoo" lol. :D
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Replying to MeiLi • Jan 1, 2013
Article Dramas as Pop Explosion
I will encourage my children to watch dramas, it will teach them a lot about life and how to live a righteous…
I will as well, whenever that happens. I can't wait to show Gokusen to my kids to teach them that everyone is important, no matter how smart, rich, or disciplined they are. :D
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Replying to MonaBo • Jan 1, 2013
Article Dramas as Pop Explosion
Great article!!! Love how you went about it and I agree with you - drama brings us together and broadens our horizon!!
Thank you!!! Dramas definitely have broadened my horizons and my own personal aspirations! :D
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