In this workplace sitcom set in a broadcasting station, a news anchor with big dreams of success can’t seem to get ahead due to his clumsy nature and on-air mistakes. With 113 episodes, the drama tells the everyday stories of writers, producers, and announcers on the job.
In this workplace sitcom set in a broadcasting station, a news anchor with big dreams of success can’t seem to get ahead due to his clumsy nature and on-air mistakes. With 113 episodes, the drama tells the everyday stories of writers, producers, and announcers on the job.
Review extravaganza time!
I know: Already? It feels like just the other day I was killing myself to corral all my thoughts in coherent fashion in a monster review of 2011...
A Standby highlight that DOESN'T have anything to do with Ha Suk-jin? Who knew this day would come?
This show is totally lagging for me these days, but this episode...
Now that we're almost 30 episodes into the show, I think Standby has established its tone and approach, which is to say: silly, fluffy, and simple. There isn't a lot of...
More Standby!
So here's the deal: I won't be recapping (or weecapping) MBC daily sitcom Standby on a regular basis, because that's just a level of commitment I'm not ready...
MBC kicked off its new sitcom Standby last week, and if you've been following my updates on the show, you'll know I've been anticipating its premiere. That's mostly thanks to...
![2012: Something for everyone? [Year in Review, Part 1]](http://i1058.photobucket.com/albums/t413/javabeansdb/drama/2012/yer/yer_top3.jpg)
![[Drama Chat] The most overrated drama, according to you](https://d263ao8qih4miy.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/theme_alternategoblin4.jpg)