^i agree with ethica, but in paris hilton's case, whatever university or college she enrolled in wouldn't be providing a good model for the future of america, rather it'd be highlighting the unfair system of admittance of that school. because come on, it's paris hilton. XD

I dunno, I think "the friends" still sounds best. It makes me feel the closeness of the four (or three).

I have always admired Korean celebrities for even going to University. How many stars in other countries go to gain higher education? I think they should be admitted based on merit, but then again they are putting the spotlight on the importance of education for everybody, which is a good thing. It would be great if people like Paris Hilton, etc could do the same for the education system in the U.S.

i agree. why should some ppl just be admitted because of who they are? everyone else out there has to study their asses off (besides geniuses).

Ah, I'm trying really hard not to read these spoilers because I wanna enjoy watching the episodes...but oh..it's so hard to stay away T__T
hmm..how about The Goldiggers? Moneyeaters? >.>

MIA sleuths? MIA crew? (that Treasure island skit, hehe) MI agents? Sloppy snoops? I like "the friends" too since they really have such a comfy relationship with each other.

Episode 6 was Hee-kyung's episode. She was wild, wickedly and awesomely WILD... and delusional too, lol. I can't wait to see what she's going to do to Mystery Stranger.^^

How about the misfits?

Hehe...that's cute. But it'd be a juicier story if one of them were a girl, or better still, if Gong Yoo and Yoon Eun Hye grandfathers were bosom buddies. Then they'd destined to get married like that drama with Lee Dong Gun and Han Ji Hye "My Bride is Eighteen". :-)

Great summary! :D

Thank Javabeans for posting the song Misread by Kings of Convenience. I listen to some of your songs choice and absolutely loved it. I don't listen to music much so I'm kinda backward in my knowledge of the music industry. So thanks Javabeans for the great introduction.
I didn't really like Grey's either and always have this feeling like they are trying just a little bit too hard, well that's my opinion only. Viewed Pushing Daisies the first time and fell in love with it immediately. A bit kinda quirky like some of Tim Burton's work but the colors makes me feel warm ... like some old movies. Love the way it was narrated, a bit long winded sometime but its a laugh. Thanks Javabeans, you're a doll.