Uh, do we really need this?
Both Le Grand Chef and Tazza were originally manhwas that were turned into movies that were turned into drama series. Now, both franchises are...
2007 was a rich year for drama-land. There was something for everyone, whether your tastes ran toward dark thrillers (Devil), intense dramas (White Tower), heart-warmers (Thank You), off-the-wall eccentrics (Mixed-up Investigative...
How should one convey bad news in writing? By creating a buffer first. Avoid traumatizing your audience with the bad news all at once, but instead cushion the blow so...
[And thus begins the year-in-review series for 2008 dramas! This'll be a four-part series, and I'm honored to have three lovely bloggers -- Sevenses, thunderbolt, and Dahee_Fanel -- offering up...
Instead of another foodpr0n montage, I thought it would be fitting to do something a little different for this last episode.
Gourmet really has been, all along, more about...
As though to make up for the lack in recent episodes, there's lots and lots of food in this episode. And that means lots and lots of food analysis! Mmm,...
Not as much foodie talk today, as you can see. Or, I should say, there's not as much literal cooking going on, although food is still our main source of...
Oh, Bong-joo. You've made quite a swift decline over onto the dark side, haven't you? And to think, at the beginning of the series I thought there was hope for...
It seems as though every episode puts Oonamjeong on the brink of certain disaster, doesn't it?
It's one of the inevitable byproducts of adapting a manhwa -- what seems plausible...
Really cute episode.
Kim Rae-won is particularly fun to watch as he blunders through courtship, which is both cute and amusing, because he reminds me of so many hapless guys...
Tazza and Le Grand Chef sequels in the making
by javabeans
Uh, do we really need this? Both Le Grand Chef and Tazza were originally manhwas that were turned into movies that were turned into drama series. Now, both franchises are...
Tags: adaptations, Gourmet, sequels, Tazza
Finding merit in the mediocre [Year in Review, Part 4]
by javabeans
2007 was a rich year for drama-land. There was something for everyone, whether your tastes ran toward dark thrillers (Devil), intense dramas (White Tower), heart-warmers (Thank You), off-the-wall eccentrics (Mixed-up Investigative...
Tags: 1 show to rule them all, A Star's Lover, Beethoven Virus, Bulhandang/Robbers, East of Eden, Gourmet, Hong Gil Dong, I Love You, Iljimae, Love & Marriage, On Air, Rivals, Strongest Chil Woo, Tazza, The Last Scandal of My Life, The World They Live In, Three Dads One Mom, When Night Comes, Who Are You? (MBC), year in review, year in review 2008
A grump reviews 2008 [Year in Review, Part 2]
by thunderbolt
How should one convey bad news in writing? By creating a buffer first. Avoid traumatizing your audience with the bad news all at once, but instead cushion the blow so...
Tags: 1 show to rule them all, Beethoven Virus, Bulhandang/Robbers, Conspiracy in the Court, East of Eden, Gourmet, Hong Gil Dong, I Love You, Kingdom of Wind, La Dolce Vita, On Air, Rivals, Strongest Chil Woo, The Last Scandal of My Life, The Painter of Wind, The World They Live In, Three Dads One Mom, Who Are You? (MBC), year in review, year in review 2008
Witterings on 2008 dramas [Year in Review, Part 1]
by Sevenses
[And thus begins the year-in-review series for 2008 dramas! This'll be a four-part series, and I'm honored to have three lovely bloggers -- Sevenses, thunderbolt, and Dahee_Fanel -- offering up...
Tags: 1 show to rule them all, Beethoven Virus, Gourmet, Hong Gil Dong, Iljimae, The Painter of Wind, year in review, year in review 2008
Gourmet: Episode 24 (Final)
by javabeans
Instead of another foodpr0n montage, I thought it would be fitting to do something a little different for this last episode. Gourmet really has been, all along, more about...
Tags: Gourmet, Kim Rae-won, Nam Sang-mi
Gourmet: Episode 23
by javabeans
As though to make up for the lack in recent episodes, there's lots and lots of food in this episode. And that means lots and lots of food analysis! Mmm,...
Tags: Gourmet, Kim Rae-won, Nam Sang-mi
Gourmet: Episode 22
by javabeans
Not as much foodie talk today, as you can see. Or, I should say, there's not as much literal cooking going on, although food is still our main source of...
Tags: Gourmet, Kim Rae-won, Nam Sang-mi
Gourmet: Episode 21
by javabeans
Oh, Bong-joo. You've made quite a swift decline over onto the dark side, haven't you? And to think, at the beginning of the series I thought there was hope for...
Tags: Gourmet, Kim Rae-won, Nam Sang-mi
Gourmet: Episode 20
by javabeans
It seems as though every episode puts Oonamjeong on the brink of certain disaster, doesn't it? It's one of the inevitable byproducts of adapting a manhwa -- what seems plausible...
Tags: Gourmet, Kim Rae-won, Nam Sang-mi
Gourmet: Episode 19
by javabeans
Really cute episode. Kim Rae-won is particularly fun to watch as he blunders through courtship, which is both cute and amusing, because he reminds me of so many hapless guys...
Tags: Gourmet, Kim Rae-won, Nam Sang-mi