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The Ghost's 🥀 Nocturne: 🤔 Choose your fate! ⚰️ 👼
#TheGhostsNocturne @ananas4write @c_r_jade #귀야곡 The essay about #jaeshin and #Leenok "🤔Choose your fate! ⚰😇" is finished. Feel free to comment. I hope you'll like it. Retweet/like it as support. Thanks. It contains theories once again.
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If in doubt, blame Jae-Shin? 😅😅😅😅😅
So, I was re-reading The Ghost’s Nocturne to tide me through the hiatus and was reminded of this bit in the early chapters:
Here’s a panel from the more recent Special Episode chapter:
Doesn’t this mean that everything (Lee Nok’s ability to see spirits, which led to his mother, the Queen, turning to dark magic to shield him from spirits, which in turn opened her up to Han Chae-Hee and her shenanigans) was because Jae-Shin couldn’t resist beb!Lee Nok’s utterly pinchable cheeks??? 👀👀👀‼️‼️‼️
I can’t wait for the next parts after Ananas & CR Jade’s hiatus is overrrrrr. 😍😍😍😍😍
#The Ghost’s Nocturne#Shooketh#Foreshadowing#No judgement Jae-Shin I totally would’ve pinched those cheeks too
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How I reclaimed the word "cunt" by being one.
Go Min Shi as Lee Eun Yoo in Sweet Home (2020—)
Kim Hye Jun as Queen Cho in Kingdom (2019—)
Jung Da Bin as Seo Min Hee in Extracurricular (2020)
Jung Eun Chae as Goo Seo Ryung in The King: Eternal Monarch (2020)
Jeon Yeo Bin as Hong Cha Young in Vincenzo (2021)
Seo Ji Hye as Seo Dan in Crash Landing on You (2019)
Kim Min Jung as Kudo Hina in Mr. Sunshine (2018)
Kang Han Na as Won In Jae in Start-Up (2020)
Go Min Shi as Park Gul Mi in Love Alarm (2019��2021)
Park Joo Hyun as Bae Gyu Ri in Extracurricular (2020)
#sweethomeedit#userbbelcher#kdramaedit#vincenzoedit#cloyedit#cinemapix#chewieblog#netflixedit#tvedit#dailywomen#useroptional#filmtv#mrsunshineedit#dailytvfilmgifs#dailytvfilm#cinematv#kdrama#$#❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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I've recently rekindled my love for Kdramas so I figured why not connect the two loves of my life: MCU and Kdramas together. Inspired by another post (which I cannot find now), here's my fancast for the series Loki (K-drama version)
Kim Woo Bin as Loki
Maybe it's because my first drama with him is The Heirs (2013) but I think he can definitely pull off Loki's deviously handsome and scheming look. And we already know he can play a conflicted, antagonistic powerful man with a soft spot for the person he loves.
Park Bo Young as Sylvie
Okay, hear me out. She has that #smol #adorable but #badass vibe like Sylvie. And looks soooo good with short hair.
Even in Strong Woman Do Bong Soon (2017) when they were trying to go for the cutesy girly look, she is still able to channel that scary, don't-you-dare-mess-with-me glare. Also, the height difference between Kim Woo Bin and Park Bo Young is so precious 😍😍😍
Ji Jin Hee as Mobius
He gives off the serious but also heartwarming dad vibe like with Mobius.
Han Hyo Joo as Ravonna Renslayer
Her character in Happiness (2021) is such a badass and while Yoon Sae Bom and Ravonna are not at all alike, they definitely embody that girlboss energy. And if they want to explore Ravonna's royal side like with the comic, Han Hyo Joo can also play the part.
Bae Doona as Hunter B-15
Another badass lady. She can play the tough soldier character but also the image of a vulnerable person just trying to do what's best.
Lee Dong Wook as Kang
Everything I have ever wanted. Suave, powerful, mad scientist Lee Dong Wook please. (Imagine if instead of an apple, it's peppermint ice-cream in this version)
Chae Seo Eun as Hunter C-20
I absolutely adore her in Mr. Queen (2020-2021). She definitely gives off the innocent/carefree vibe like Hunter C-20 has in her flashback.
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MASTERLIST
I update this list everytime I watch and review a show.
Disclaimer: These reviews are subjective and only reflect my opinions. There are no drama on that list that I’ve turned off and all are worthy of a watch.
Recs welcome!
#1 Crash landing on you
(사랑의 불시착)
Grade: A++
Genre: Modern, Star-Crossed lovers
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Son Ye-jin (who plays Yoon Se-ri) and Hyun Bin (Ri Jeong-hyeok) have amazing chemistry and every episode plays out like the chapters of an excellent fanfiction. Classic romantic tropes, humour, angst, action, CLOY has it all. Moreover, if you’ve never watched a Kdrama in your life, CLOY is a great starting point—not only will it introduce you to Korean culture but also to popular tropes and codes of the genre.
#2 Rookie historian Goo Hae-ryung
(신입사관 구해령)
Grade: A++
Genre: Historical, Age gap
Episodes: 20
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Delightful from end to end, with lots of humour and an engaging story. The romance between Goo Hae-ryung and himbo-prince Dowon will make your heart go soft, especially if you’re into reverse gender dynamics (she’s older and kisses him first *le gasp*)
#3 Memories of the Alhambra
(알함브라 궁���의 추억)
Grade: B+
Genre: Modern; Sci-fi; Fantasy
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: No
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Intriguing premise, great cast and tons of special effects but the romance between Jin-woo (Hyun Bin) and Hee-joo (Park Shin-hye) won't go down in history. On top of that, the ending is a bit wishy-washy in that annoying “maybe there’s more to come” kind of way. Give us a clear cut ending, damnit!
#4 Good doctor
(굿 닥터)
Grade: B-
Genre: Modern, Medical drama
Episodes: 20
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Good heart but the writing is really clumsy at times and the hospital politics don’t make an awful lot of sense. On the bright side, Joo Won is great in the role of Park Si-on.
Note: I haven’t watched the American remake so can’t compare.
#5 My love from the star/ You from the stars
(별에서 온 그대)
Grade: A
Genre: Modern, Sci-fi, fantasy, Star-Crossed lovers
Episodes: 21
Happy Ending: Yes-ish
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Jun Ji-hyun is absolutely stellar in the role of Cheon Seong-yi, a ditzy Hallyu* star whose career is going south while Kim Soo-hyun plays the emotionally closed-off alien to perfection. Lots of pinning, a dose of angst mixed with a pinch of wacky humor.
*Hallyu means “Korean wave” in Chinese and refers to the popularity and spreading of Korean pop-culture outside of Korea.
#6 Hwarang The Poet Warrior Youth
(화랑)
Grade: B
Genre: Historical, Coming of age, fake siblings who catch feels
Episodes: 20
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Cute boys and interesting lore rooted in true facts (the bone rank system and the real Hwarang, the “Flowering Knights” of the Silla kingdom) but the story drags. I guess I expected more bromance and frolicking and less angst. Lastly, the main girl starts off quirky and fun but they quickly transform her into a sobbing mess which becomes real annoying real fast.
#7 Love in the Moonlight / Moonlight Drawn by Clouds (구르미 그린 달빛)
Grade: A
Genre: Historical, Romance, Coming of age, Posing as the opposite sex
Episodes: 18
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
A classic tale of a girl raised as a boy who ends up in a situation where she needs to do her best to not blow her cover while catching feels (As someone raised on Versailles no bara and Ribbon no Kishi, it remains one of my favourite tropes)
Sweet romance and good characters. The fact that Crown prince Lee Yeong doesn't turn emo when he starts developing feelings for Eunuch Ra-on before discovering she's a girl is the cherry on top of the cake.
#8 Something in the rain
(밥 잘 사주는 예쁜 누나)
Grade: C
Genre: Modern
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes, but it still doesn't make you happy
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Wasted potential!
Great start but the characterization falls apart quickly and you end up wondering why the main characters keep sabotaging their lives. By the end, despite their reunion, you're left with the impression they've learned nothing and that their relationship is doomed to fall apart.
On top of it all, watching Jin-ah fight sexism in the workplace and gaining nothing is depressing af (I don’t need realism in my escapism, thank you very much).
Too bad because Son Ye-jin and Jung Hae-in look really good together and the acting is top-notch. My advice is to watch the first 8 episodes then make up your own ending in your head.
#9 Moon embracing the sun
(해를 품은 달)
Grade: B+
Genre: Historical,Star-Crossed lovers
Episodes: 22
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
A traditional historical drama with all the tropes that go with the genre + a hint of esoterism.
If you love ill-fated relationships, tragic love triangle, evil queens, and amnesia, this is the show for you. Beware, the interrogation/torture scenes are rather brutal.
#10 My sassy girl
(엽기적인 그녀)
Grade: B-
Genre: Historical, Rom-Com
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Cute and lighthearted but easily forgettable. Still worth a watch thanks to Joo Won & Oh Yeon-seo's chemistry.
#11 Coffee Prince
(커피프린스 1호점)
Grade: A
Genre: Modern, Posing as the opposite sex
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Solid story, great cast but be ready for a lot of bickering.
Yoon Eun-hye is a precious bean who manages to sell the story of Eun-chan, a struggling androgynous working-class girl who mistakenly gets hired by a rich guy to play his boyfriend, then becomes his employee, then falls for him while not correcting his assumptions about her gender. Opposite her, Gong Yoo (from Train to Busan fame) is 🥰🥰🥰
Sidenote: Despite Han-kyul's struggle to accept his feelings for Eun-chan, homosexuality isn't treated as a joke or a shameful thing. The one time he goes seek “medical help”, the doctor is depicted as an old, clueless idiot. And honestly, the story would work too if Eun-chan was a guy.
#12 My girlfriend is a Gumiho/My girlfriend is a Nine-tailed fox
(내 여자친구는 구미호)
Grade: B+
Genre: Modern; Fantasy
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Viki - Available on Netflix (FR) too
Campy and goofy. It does look a bit dated (it’s from 2010) and the story is a little predictable but Lee Seung-gi as Cha Dae-woong, an aspiring action film actor and Shin Min-ah as “Gu Mi-ho” the nine-tailed fox looking for a mate are super cute. The show is also a good introduction to Korean folklore.
#13 Goblin / Guardian: The Lonely and Great God / The Lonely and Great God – Goblin
(쓸쓸하고 찬란하神 – 도깨비)
Grade: A+
Genre: Modern, Historical, Fantasy, bromance
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes-ish
Watched on: Viki
Unpopular opinion but since I’m not into older guys, I wasn’t invested in the romance between Bride and Goblin until late in the series. I loved everything else though. The show has such a unique tone and atmosphere. It goes from super serious to goofy in no time. The cinematography is gorgeous (especially the historical sets) and you'll cry your eyes out.
#14 Healer
(힐러)
Grade: A
Genre: Modern
Episodes: 20
Happy Ending: Yes
If you're into toll broody guys and fearless smoll girls, you’ll love Healer. The story is great, the characters are great and the way Jung-hu (played by Ji Chang-wook) and Ji-an (Park Min-young) are horny for each other is peak drama! *chef kiss*
#15 Kangchi the beginning/Gu family book
(구가의 서)
Grade: B-
Genre: Historical, Fantasy
Episodes:
Happy Ending: No
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Engaging coming of age story of a half-human half-gumiho looking for his place in this world. If it wasn't for the wishy-washy ending it could have been the perfect mix of action fantasy and romance.
Special mention for Dam Yeo-wool (played by Suzie Bae) who is a female character who's allowed to be a bit of everything at the same time (strong, kick-ass, funny, cute, romantic)
#16 Queen for seven days
(7일의 왕비)
Grade: A
Genre: Historical, Romance, Villainous crush
Episodes: 20
Happy Ending: No
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
With that title don’t expect a HEA but there are plenty of sweet moments along the way to make you appreciate the journey.
Chae-kyung loves the Prince and the Prince loves Chae-kyung but the King wants to kill the Prince and Chae-kyung is loyal to the King but the King is a tyrant and everyone wants the Prince to take his throne. On top of that the King wants Chae-kyung. Big mess. Lots of feels.
The story is (very) loosely based on real-life Queen Dangyeong, which makes it even more poignant. I cried my eyes out at the end because I’m a big softy.
#17 Korean Odyssey
(화유기)
Grade: A-
Genre: Modern, Fantasy
Episodes: 20
Happy Ending: Kinda
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
The show (very loosely based on Journey to the West) has its faults including the wishy-washy ending and the fact that Jin Seon-mi/Sam-jang starts off as a doormat but I ended up liking the relationship developing between the assholish Monkey god and the naive human girl more than I expected.
The side characters are compelling, and the banter and bickering between the deities work really well. If you grew up with Dragon ball, you’ll have a blast trying to match-up the Japanese and Korean names of everyone without looking up Wikipedia.
Lastly, not something I imagined saying after seeing him in Gumiho and Gu family book but Lee Seung-gi as Son Oh-gong = BDE *fans herself* 🥵
#18 Strong Girl Bong-soon
(힘쎈여자 도봉순)
Grade: A-
Genre: Modern, Super-Heroine
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Trigger warning: Graphic depiction of violence against women
A++ super-heroine story, bad side characters
First, every girl should aspire to find a Min-hyuk in their life. Someone who'll love them because of their strength, and support them unconditionally. Someone who won't ask them to change or pretend to be somebody else.
Second, western media should learn that a super-heroine can HAVE IT ALL—the superpowers AND the love AND the family.
My only complaint with the show (and that's why I gave A- instead of A++) is the inclusion of many cringy side characters/situations that spoiled my overall enjoyment (see the caricatural flamboyant gay co-worker, Bong-soon’s mom hitting her dad, the mobsters...)
#19 The K2
(더 케이투)
Grade: B-
Genre: Modern, Political
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
The romance is bad and the political story far-fetched but Ji Chang-wook is 🔥🔥PEAK HOTTIE🔥🔥
That being said, I didn’t completely dislike the political intrigue and it was interesting to see the good guy working for the villains (sort of).
#20 Weightlifting fairy Kim Bok-joo
(역도요정 김복주)
Grade: A+
Genre: Modern, Coming of age
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Uplifting coming of age story and super sweet romance. Bok-joo (Lee Sung-kyung) & Joon-hyung (Nam Joo-hyuk) are precious children on top of being cutie-patooties. Bok-joo’s insecurities hit hard, especially if you’ve ever been outside the norm of beauty standards.
I liked how the show normalizes therapy and taking care of your mental health.
In one word…
SWAG!
#21 The scholar who walks the night
(밤을 걷는 선비)
Grade: B
Genre: Historical, Fantasy, Vampire, posing as the opposite sex
Episodes: 20
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Guilty pleasure.
Don’t ask me about the details of the main storyline, I’ve already forgotten most of it. Sometimes all you need is a show where a hundred-something years old good vampire with a sad backstory and the main girl who is thirsty for the good vampire are fighting a sexy evil vampire.
PS: Did I mention the sexy evil vampire?
#22 Romance is a bonus book
(로맨스는 별책부록)
Grade: A+
Genre: Modern, Friends to lovers
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Imagine reading a relaxing book under a cozy blanket while sipping hot cocoa. That’s how that series made me feel.
Everything is sweet and soft from the characters' fluffy jumpers to the soft palette of color used for the sets. People make books and love books. There’s a mystery but no unnecessary angst. If you need a break from everything, jump in that ship.
#23 Hotel Del Luna
(호텔 델루나)
Grade: A-
Genre: Modern
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Sorta
Watched on: Viki - Available on Netflix (FR) too
Interesting world-building and a good cast of side characters but the romance lacks a bit of oomph.
On the + side, the hotel sets are gorgeous and Man-wol's wardrobe is to kill for.
#24 Suspicious Partner
(수상한 파트너)
Grade: A-
Genre: Modern, Star-crossed lovers in an office
Episodes: 20
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Toll serious who hates criminal falls for smoll weirdo falsely accused of murder. A must watch for anyone in search of a quirky romance.
#25 Touch your heart
(진심이 닿다)
Grade: A
Genre: Modern
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Viki
Tooth rotting sweetness. The series is just a pretext to watch two good looking people (Lee Dong-wook and Yoo In-na) being nice and awkward around each other. What do you need more? 0
Note: If you watched Goblin you can also pretend it's a spin-off series about the reincarnations of Grim Reaper and Sunny. 💡
#26 Because this is my first life
(이번 생은 처음이라)
Grade: A
Genre: Modern, Fake marriage
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
The Fake Marriage AU you’re looking for, mixed with slices of modern, messy, complicated life.
The main storyline revolves around Ji-ho an assistant drama screenwriter who struggles to find her place within the patriarchal structure of Korean society, and Se-hee, a socially incompetent computer designer who only cares for his cat and his mortgage. The way they end up in a fake marriage as well as the development of their relationship feels organic and doesn’t rely too heavily on comedy like it’s often the case with that trope.
The show also follows the stories of Ji-ho’s friends, Su-ji and Ho-rang who have different aspirations in life—Su-ji’s goal is to become CEO while Ho-rang only cares about becoming a housewife. I loved that the show makes a point to not pit women against each other and advocate living your life the way YOU want rather than trying to follow societal expectations of what love, work and marriage should look like.
Also they have the cutest cat.
#27 What's wrong with Secretary Kim?
(김비서가 왜 그럴까 )
Grade: A-
Genre: Modern
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Viki
I wish Secretary Kim had more agency in certain situations but the romance develops well and the horny moments are caliente 🥵🔥
#28 Where your eyes linger
(너의 시선이 머무는 곳에)
Grade: A++
Genre: Modern, BL, Coming of age, Friends to lovers
Episodes: 8
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Viki
Bite-size BL gem to devour in one sitting.
Stellar acting from the two leads and the balance between fluff and angst is just right. There's no graphic violence that sometimes plagues yaoi and BL and the story is believable. I got emo remembering my first love.
#29 Live up to your name
(명불허전)
Grade: A-
Genre: Modern, Historical, Time travel, Star-crossed lovers
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Trigger warning for graphic depiction of violence
Big surprise. I was looking for a cheesy comedy but it was actually a thoughtful story about humanism. I even teared up a little.
Trigger warning for needles. They do some pretty impressive procedures with those acupuncture needles.
#30 W - Two Worlds Apart
(더블유)
Grade: A
Genre: Modern
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Imaginary men > Real men, especially when they're played by Lee Jong-suk. Nuf’ said.
Imaginary men > Real men, especially when they're played by Lee Jong-suk.
The silly premise hides a solid story that keeps you on your toes and I was suprised by the rollercoaster of emotions I went through.
“Option 3″
“That’s 4 fingers”
#31 Life
(라이프)
Grade: C
Genre: Modern
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Kinda
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Unless you want to learn how fucked up the private health sector is becoming in Korea, there's not much to gain watching this show.
The story starts off well though. The problem is that by the middle of the series the writers have dropped the main mystery (the circumstances surrounding the death of the director) to deliver an exposé on the political machinations of big corporations, and then shoehorn an explanation at the last minute (“it was all but a misunderstanding”). Very underwhelming.
The relationship between the two brothers played by Lee Dong-wook and Lee Kyu-hyung is the only bright spot.
#32 Pinocchio
(피노키오)
Grade: A-
Genre: Modern, Fake family members who catch feels
Episodes: 20
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
On paper, the story sounds a little crazy but it all comes together nicely.
Lee Jong-suk and Park Shin-hye have great chemistry and deliver a stellar performance as “uncle” and “niece” (not related by blood) who can’t fight the romantic feelings they harbor for one another. The main storyline has enough twists to keep you entertained and surprised.
My only complaint is that it drags a little. 16 episodes would have been enough.
#33 My Holo Love
(나 홀로 그대)
Grade: A
Genre: Modern, Sci-fi
Episodes: 12
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Fake men > Real men
Imagine a Black Mirror episode about a love triangle between a woman suffering from face blindness, an emotionally supportive AI boyfriend and the disenchanted creator of said AI, minus the nihilism. *chef kiss*
#34 Legend of the blue sea
(푸른 바다의 전설)
Grade: B++
Genre: Modern, Fantasy, Fairy tale, Star-crossed lovers
Episodes: 20
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Viki
Park Ji-eu (the writer) read the little mermaid and decided to give her a happy ending. Great chemistry between Lee Min-ho and Jun Ji-hyun but the spark is missing for me.
The antics of modern-day mermaid Shim Cheong are a little predictable and Joon-jae needs to be less of a control freak at times but the story remains enjoyable. I was pleasantly surprised to see Shim Cheong’s character grow, making the power imbalance between the clueless mermaid and the con-artist less pronounced by the end of the series.
The side characters are interesting but underused, and I wish Tae-oh was more developed. On the other hand, the Joseon area sets and costumes are absolutely gorgeous (Don’t tell anyone but Joseon!Lee Min-ho is hotter than Modern!Lee Min-ho 🥵)
#35 Tale of Arang / Arang and the Magistrate
(아랑사또전)
Grade: B
Genre: Historical, Fantasy,
Episodes: 20
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
One word: Campy.
Interesting lore but the pacing is a little off—there’s a lot of back and forth between the characters and the locations and the love triangle doesn't add much.
#36 My ID is Gangnam Beauty / Gangnam Beauty
(내 아이디는 강남미인)
Grade: A+
Genre: Modern, Coming of age
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
If you’ve ever been bullied for your looks, you’re gonna bawl your eyes out.
The show does a great job of calling out the unhealthy beauty standards imposed on Korean women but the topic is universal enough for the story to resonate with everyone. I love that you never see Mi-rae’s old face because it’s not our perception of her lack of beauty that matters but the fact she suffers greatly. Don’t you hate in western shows when they take a beautiful actress, give her a pair of glasses or a fat suit and call her ugly, making sure the audience feels shittier about themselves? Here, the writers concentrate on Mi-rae’s transformation and her coping with the consequences of her decision to do plastic surgery.
It’s also not a revenge fantasy where the ugly duckling suddenly becomes the most popular girl at school. Being a “Gangnam beauty” leads to a new form of suffering.
Romance-wise, it’s the slowest burn of slow burns because Mi-rae and Do Kyung-seok are the most socially awkward beans on the planet. I love them, Your Honor.
#37 Tale of Nokdu
(조선로코-녹두전)
Grade: A
Genre: Historical, Posing as the opposite sex
Episodes: 32 x 30mns
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Viki - Now available on Netflix (FR)
Fun and lighthearted all the way through.
The story of a guy who puts on a dress to investigate a village of widows could have gone very wrong but it was well handled. It’s refreshing to see the classic trope of posing as the opposite sex reversed and Jang Dong-yoon is never cringy when he’s pretending to be Lady Kim Nok-soon.
#38 Bride of Habaek / Bride of the Water God
(하백의 신부 2017)
Grade: B
Genre: Modern, Fantasy
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Content warning: Crime against fashion
Promising premise and lore (I'm interested in reading the original comics now) but the writing fails to deliver an epic romance and a cathartic ending. Moreover, the sets lack imagination (or money?) and in the end I failed to ever feel immersed in a fantasy world.
The unfortunate consequence of the clumsy writing is that the male characters who are meant to be arrogant/confident Gods (Habaek and By-ryeom) sound like they're negging their love interests more than wooing them, and the relationship between Mu-ra and By-ryeom particularly irked me.
#39 Strangers from Hell / Hell is other people
(타인은 지옥이다)
Grade: A+
Genre: Modern, Psychological Thriller
Episodes: 10
Happy Ending: Spoiler
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Content warning: Violence
What a departure from everything else in that list! Absolutely worth a watch if you enjoy thrillers and shows like Hannibal. If psychological horror isn’t your cup of tea though, you might give it a pass.
The storyline and the characters are a little cliché (it goes with the genre) but the cinematography and photography are fantastic. You can notice how the pension becomes more and more sinister throughout the series via the use of dark greens and browns and pale yellows, as opposed to the mundanity and coldness of the city (greys, and cold blues).
Last but not least, the acting is top-tiers. Im Siwan does a great job at portraying Jong-woo, an aspiring crime novelist who slowly loses his marbles but the true revelation for me is Lee Dong-wook. After seeing him so many times in roles where he plays awkward yet charming men who can barely express emotions, I was intrigued to see him take on the role of a serial killer, and holy cow, he's the perfect mix of sinister and alluring. Towards the end of the series, his character Moon-jo acts like a black-hole whenever he appears in a scene—a towering, dark presence who sucks the light out of the room (If he carries any of that darkness in the upcoming Tale of Gumiho, it’s gonna be *chef kiss*).
#40 Empress Ki
(기황후)
Grade: A
Genre: Historical, posing as the opposite sex
Episodes: 51
Happy Ending: From a certain point of view
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Trigger warning for violence against women (not graphic but implied)
51 episodes.
Fifty.One.Episodes.
That's a lot of episodes considering the story starts with the ending.
Did I enjoy this show? Yes, very much so. Do I think it's for everyone? Nope.
You'll enjoy Empress Ki if you're into old-school historical sagas or you wished Game of thrones had no gratuitous nudity and violence. If you’re looking for an historically accurate biography of the real empress Ki though, then look away because Empress Ki is basically a lengthy fanfiction trying to justify how the Goryeo native Seung-nyang married the wimpy Emperor of the Yuan dynasty whilst trying to portray her as loyal to her motherland and to her first love, the Crown Prince of Goryeo.
Personally, I didn’t care for the love triangle formed by Seung-nyang (Ha Ji-won), Wang-yoo (Joo Jin-mo) and Toghon Temür (Ji Chang-wook) but I liked the politics and the backstabbing. Also, contrary to GoT, the bad guys get their comeuppance at the end so it makes watching the side characters die less painful.
#41 Meow, the secret boy / Welcome
(어서와)
Grade: B-
Genre: Modern, Modern fantasy
Episodes: 24 x 35mns
Happy Ending: I guess
Watched on: Viki
How do I put it? It's not *terribad* but it's not *good* either.
I was super on board with the concept—if Lee Seung-gi can bang a nine-tailed fox in My girlfriend is a gumiho, I have zero issues with Sol ah, our heroine, falling in love with Hong-jo the cat-person after being dumped for no reason by Jae-sun her boyfriend—but it didn’t exactly develop that way, and as soon as they explained why Jae-sun had broken up with Sol-ah, the writers lost me because I like when things happen for a reason.
#42 Clean with a passion for now
(일단 뜨겁게 청소하라!!)
Grade: A-
Genre: Modern, Rom-Com
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Super zany and tropey but that’s why it works so well. The only reason I’m giving it a minus is because it’s trying to be woke but in the end there’s still a lot of unsolicited grabbing and some iffy remarks/pick-up lines said by every male characters (IRL that’s the kind of story that ends up with a restraining order and a lawsuit for sexual harassment).
#43 Mystic pop-up bar
(쌍갑포차)
Grade: A
Genre: Modern, Fantasy
Episodes: 12
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Trigger warning: Heavy themes (miscarriage, pregnancy, loss of a child, death of loved ones)
You know how the meme goes... Sometimes a family is a hot-tempered bar owner, a cursed kid and an ex-Afterlife-Police officer with a secret past.
It took me a few episodes to get into it, but once the characters were established it became really enjoyable.
The tone of the series leans toward wacky but the core of the story is actually pretty dark if you look into it. Every grudge they solve for their “clients” gives a clue about Wol-joo’s personal story and by the last episode I was crying my eyes out.
Last but not least, Wol-joo’s collection of modernized hanboks is *chef kiss*
#44 My secret Terrius
(내 뒤에 테리우스)
Grade: A
Genre: Modern, Action, Comedy, Bromance
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
An enjoyable action drama to watch with your family or your significant other.
Koreans prove that you can write a story about a black ops agent on the run who becomes a childminder without reeking of toxic masculinity. Contrary to American comedies where the manly-man-hero working undercover is incompetent and believes that working with children is a woman’s job and a waste of his manly-man talents until he has an epiphany of some sorts, Kim Bon (played by So Ji-sub) never once expresses discomfort to the idea of looking after two kids. In spite of his sober demeanor, he’s a caring and attentive person from the start and watching him gradually becoming a part of this spunky family while investigating a national security threat made my heart go awww.
Opposite him, fearless and resourceful mom Go Ae-rin (played Jung In-sun) brings a lot of energy, and the twins are absolutely adorable.
#45 Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo
(달의 연인 - 보보경심 려)
Grade: A--
Genre: Historical
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: No
Watched on: Random streaming site
Don’t get attached—Moon Lovers is the missing link between Empress Ki and Boys over flowers, but with a sad ending.
I did binge watch the series but there are some frustrating aspects to it that prevented me from giving a perfect score, notably the fact that Wang So remains possessive and demanding with Hae Soo throughout the years—for instance “You’re my person” is a romantic statement until it evolves into “You can never leave me.”
The other problem of the series is that Lee Ji-eun (UI) does cute and goofy really well, but she doesn’t have the emotional range needed to portray a character who goes through many heartbreaks and betrayals. As a result, Hae Soo appears a little fickle in her infatuations with the princes.
That being said if you’re a sucker for tragic romance and you believe that power corrupts even the purest of love, you’ll have a blast.
#46 Forest
(포레스트)
Grade: B++
Genre: Modern, Romance
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Viki
UST in the woods (Dat first kiss 🥵🥵🥵)
The characters and the story are a little cliché but who doesn’t love a story where the protagonists are clearly attracted to each other but can’t act on their desires because their moral values are opposite?
*slams fist*
San Hyeok is your typical heartless businessman who refuses to confront his childhood trauma, and Yeong Jae is a surgeon who suffers from panic attacks and cares too much about other people. They’re both good looking and fate brings them to a remote village in the middle of the forest where they have to share a house. Really, I wonder what’s gonna happen?
#47 100 Days My Prince / Hundred days husband
(백일의 낭군님)
Grade: B+
Genre: Historical
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Viki
Trigger warning: Important character death.
Cute and charming but also very annoying at times. Obviously, the story is tropey af (fake marriage doubled with amnesia, you can’t really beat that) but it also includes elements I’ve never seen in any other dramas like the fact that the Crown Princess is pregnant with another man’s child (le gasp!). The things that annoy me the most were the unnecessary flip-flopping of the heroine towards the end of the show for the sake of creating artificial drama (just let them be together FFS!) and the fact that the male characters take a lot of decisions for Yeon Hong-shim.
Romance wise, Do Kyung-soo and Nam Ji-hyun are really cute together but in the end I found myself more interested in the political intrigue and the side characters than the main romance because slow burn has its limit. In essence, it’s the perfect drama to watch with your conservative family because whilst the main couple is living under the same roof and is technically married they don’t get frisky.
#48 I Am Not A Robot (로봇이 아니야)
Grade: A++
Genre: Modern
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Angsty with a good pay-off.
With a premise like that, things could have gone wrong really quickly but the writers managed to write a story that isn’t a man wanting to fuck a robot because real women are scary so big kudos for them. Seeing Min-kyu celebrating his Roomba’s birthday because he has no other friends will instantly melt your heart and from that point on you’ll cheer for his recovery. The show has the right amount of angst without becoming a mess and they handle the big reveal very well, making sure to show how hurt both Min-kyu and Ji-ah are by the situation, without making you doubt that they can find each other again. The other strong point of the show is that it’s not just about romance, it’s also about friendship and learning to let other people in your life.
The acting is incredible to the point that by the end I wondered if Yoo Seung-ho and Chae Soo-bin were making out in front of my salad or if I was still watching the characters Min-kyu and Ji-ah being lovey dovey.
#49 Sungkyunkwan Scandal (성균관 스캔들)
Grade: A
Genre: Historical, Posing as the opposite gender
Episodes: 20
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Viki
Hana zakari no kimi tachi he with gats.
This show checks so many boxes when it comes to my favourite tropes story-wise and character-wise that I instantly fell in love with it. It might feel a little dated for a younger audience and it definitely suffers from the second male lead syndrome (who wants unseasoned boiled chicken when there are not just one but two juicy rotisserie chickens on the table next to you?!) but it’s still very much enjoyable. Also, they don’t shy away from using the word “homosexuality” and having one of the second lead confessing to having romantic feelings for his friend (I’ll take any scrap of bi-representation, okay?)
#50 It’s Okay to not be okay (사이코지만 괜찮아)
Grade: A
Genre: Modern
Episodes: 16
Happy Ending: Yes
Watched on: Netflix (FR)
Found family.
In spite of one ridiculous plot twist (that I was aware of when I started the show) this show has made me feel all the feelz. The three main actors all did a phenomenal job portraying their characters in all their complexity and fragility and I ended up crying so many cathartic tears in the second to last & the last episodes.The relationship between Sang-tae and Gang-tae is one of the best sibling relationships I’ve seen on-screen in a long time while the romance between Moon-yeong and Gang-tae blends perfectly elements of comedy and melodrama. Mental illness isn’t treated as something to be ashamed of, whilst showing that you can grow and recover from trauma and finding your own happiness.
PSA from my boyfriend, who dropped the show before the end:
The plot twist is so stupid that it takes away from the rest of the series. In my opinion it negated the positive portrayal of mental illness built up until then. They completely lost me.
^ We discussed a lot about it which is why I wanted to share his POV to balance my own review.
#51 coming soon
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I was tagged by @ryn-s thanks!!
Rules: name 10 favorite characters from 10 different things and then tag 10 people.
1. Ji hae soo - It’s okay it’s love
2. Yoon jin myung - Age of youth (Ji won im sorry TT)
3. Han yeo jin - Secret forest
4. Park dong hoon - My mister
5. Lee joon ha - The light in your eyes
6. Choi hee jin - Queen in hyun’s man
7. Officer Yoon - Life on mars
8. Chae song hwa - Hospital playlist (ongoing i know but i really like her!)
9. Norman - The promised neverland
10. Erwin - Attack on titan
#the last two are anime characters :DD#its hard to choose#but yeahh i love these ppl#not tagging anyone feel free to do it if u see this!!
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Some Jang Hee Bin trivia bullet points
Movies Jang Hee Bin (1961) and Femme Fatale, Jang Hee Bin (1968)
Lee Seo Gu was approached to write the 1961 movie because of the success of his radio drama Jang Hee Bin in the same year.
At 21 years old at the time of filming, Kim Ji Mi is tied with Lee Mi Suk as the youngest actor to portray Jang Hee Bin.
Jang Hee Bin (MBC, 1971)
There was a ‘lead actor famine’ for this drama, and so a 300,000-won prize (worth 5,984,227 won today) was offered at first for the lead role, before a vote was called.
Yun Yeo Jeong was voted to become Jang Hee Bin amidst candidates Yun Jeong Hee and Kim Ji Mi, who previously portrayed Jang Hee Bin in 1961.
Though MBC’s 1971 adaptation was wildly popular, lead actress Yun Yeo Jeong received major backlash for her role. She was even removed from CFs for Yunina Shampoo and Oransshi Soda because ‘her image as Jang Hee Bin was not good for the product’.
While filming the 1971 adaptation, MBC reported many threatening calls to end the network, pressure from the audience to bring Queen Inhyeon back to life, and an incident on set where an actor playing the role of Jang Hee Bin’s court lady was given a bowl of hot water instead of room temperature in an attempt to sabotage filming.
Eventually, the drama was rewritten so that Queen Inhyeon was reinstated sooner than expected.
Actress Kim Min Jeong (Queen Inhyeon) was cast for the role in the 1971 adaptation on a stairwell by writer Lee Seo Gu.
This adaptation is the first to portray a dramatic poison scene, a plot point that would become the climax of many more adaptations to come, with various embellishments.
No known footage of this adaptation remains. MBC only began archiving drama broadcasts from the mid-’70s.
At 154 daily episodes, this remains the longest adaptation of Jang Hee Bin by episode count.
A special was aired on January 31st, 1972 - two days after broadcast had concluded.
Women of Legend: Jang Hee Bin (MBC, 1981)
The first season of Women of Legend (MBC, 1981~1982) was actually going to be another adaption of the Hanjungrok, but the production was scrapped and Jang Hee Bin became the first season instead. Series writer Im Chung would later on write two adaptations of the Hanjungrok (Oh, Heaven! for KBS in 1988, and the King’s Pathway for MBC in 1998).
This adaptation became MBC’s highest rated drama during its broadcast.
The late Kim Mu Saeng played the role of Jo Sa Seok both in this version and Jang Hee Bin (SBS, 1995).
During broadcast, Lee Mi Suk, Lee Hye Suk (Queen Inhyeon) and Lee Miji (Queen Ingyeong) were referred to as the Three Beautiful Musketeers (미녀 삼총사).
Director Yu Gil Chon’s brother Yu In Chon was selected to play the role of Sukjong. Yu In Chon is currently South Korea’s Minister of Culture.
In 1986, Lee Mi Suk admitted that mixed reactions were given to her portrayal. She elaborated that older people hated her character, while younger women related to and empathized with the character.
This adaptation broadcasted on Mondays and Tuesdays at first, but was moved to Wednesdays and Thursdays from Episode 37.
Lee Mi Suk’s portrayal of Jang Hee Bin was popular with men at the time, as the way she acted in front of Sukjong was considered to be cute.
This adaptation and SBS’ 1995 remake are loosely based on the Records of Queen Inhyeon, a compilation of memoirs by Lady Lee, one of Queen Inhyeon’s court ladies.
500 Years of Joseon: Queen Inhyeon (MBC, 1988)
Actor Kim Seok Ok played the role of Queen Inhyeon’s stepmother both in 500 Years of Joseon: Queen Inhyeon (MBC, 1988) and Jang Hee Bin (KBS, 2002)
Kim Myeong Hee played the role of Ok Jeong’s shaman here as well as in KBS’ adaptation, for which she is more famous.
Jeon In Hwa and Lee Deok Hwa took up the roles of Jang Ok Jeong and Jang Hee Jae respectively. They would become brother and sister once more in SBS’ 2001 drama Ladies in the Palace.
Jeon In Hwa’s portrayal of Jang Hee Bin was not initially popular until her reentry into the Palace in Episode 27, as her graceful and elegant aura was seen as too in contrast to the conniving characters of MBC’s previous portrayals.
This adaptation is heavily based on the Joseon Annals, as opposed to the Records of Queen Inhyeon.
The poison scene in this adaptation was famous for Sukjong ordering that one of the doors be used to restrain Ok Jeong as she was fed the poison. This portrayal would be repeated in KBS’ 2002 adaptation.
Jang Hee Bin (SBS, 1995)
SBS’ 1995 adaptation uses the same script as MBC’s 1981 adaptation, written by Im Chung.
Im Chung’s son Im Ho took the role of Sukjong. Im Ho is world famous for his role as Jungjong in Dae Jang Geum (MBC, 2003).
Eom Yu Shin played the role of Prince Sungseon’s wife both in the 1995 and 2002 adaptations of Jang Hee Bin. She also played the role of Jang Hee Bin’s mother in MBC’s 1988 adaptation.
The 1995 adaptation was supposed to be broadcast after SBS’ 1994 drama Auld Lang Syne, but was delayed because of trouble finding a lead actor. Sandglass was broadcasted instead.
Jeong Seon Gyeong was only casted after refusals from Lee Young Ae, Kang Su Yeon and Shin Eun Jeong. Lee Young Ae would soon after become the lead actor of KBS’ West Palace.
This adaptation achieved ratings of up to 43%, but began to suffer during the broadcasts of KBS’ West Palace and Jang Nok Su.
Child actor Lee Jeong Hu played Queen Inhyeon in her first three years after entering the Palace. Kim Won Hee replaced her when Queen Inhyeon turned 18. Lee Jeong Hu died of cancer on December 10, 2016, at the age of 30.
The poison scene in Episode 63 is considered to be the closest in historical dramas to an accurate portrayal of what actually happens when someone drinks Joseon’s government arsenic poison.
The scene is also reputed for Jeong Seon Gyeong’s sudden retaliation in kicking the bowl of poison from a court lady’s hands.
Jang Hee Bin (KBS, 2002)
The lead role was first offered to Lee Young Ae, Song Yun Ah, Kang Su Yeon, Chae Shi Ra and Kim Hyeon Ju before Kim Hye Su took up the role.
Even so, audience reactions were not initially positive to her being chosen, saying that she was too glamorous for the role. Public opinion began to change once Ok Jeong gained the rank of Suk Won in Episode 24.
With 16 previous years of acting experience, Kim Hye Su is the most experienced actor to take the role of Jang Hee Bin.
Kim Hye Su’s casting also broke the tradition of casting young rookies for the role of Jang Hee Bin.
The ratings once dropped to as low as 6%, but its final episode garnered a 31.1% rating.
The show’s original writer Kim Seon Young is not only the first woman to write a televised adaptation of Jang Hee Bin, but also the first woman to write an authentic historical drama (정통사극). The format has been dominated by male writers since its import to Korea in 1981 through KBS’ The Grand Order.
A rivalry was brewing between production manager Kim Sang Hun and Outdoor Filming Director Han Cheol Gyeong, which escalated into an assault incident.
The show’s latter half was written by Kang Tae Wan, rumored to be 1st-generation TV writer Shin Bong Seung under a pseudonym. Shin wrote the 500 Years of Joseon adaptation in 1988.
Kim Eul Dong, portraying Court Lady Kwon (Hee Bin’s court lady) is the mother of Song Il Guk, who portrayed Western Faction activist Kim Chun Taek.
The role of Choi Suk Bin was offered to Kim Gyu Ri, Choi Yu Jeong and Hong Eun Hee before being given to Park Ye Jin from April 9th, 2003. The first three potential candidates happened to be filming for movies when the role was offered.
At 100 hour-long episodes, this remains the longest adaptation by runtime.
Dong Yi (MBC, 2010)
Some of the State Tribunal’s clothes were previously worn in Queen Seondeok (MBC, 2009).
Jang Hee Bin’s character was written much differently than in previous dramas. Her character was meant to be more mature, driven to her decisions out of support for her family and faction. However, while the show itself was successful, Lee So Yeon’s portrayal was often referred to as ‘uninteresting’.
Extra Choi Na Gyeong (not to be confused with flautist Jasmine Choi) gained much popularity after the broadcast of Episode 36 on July 28th, 2010, featuring as a Court Inspector during the Head Inspector's arrest. Referred to as the Tibetan Court Lady (티벳 궁녀) due to her perceived resemblance to the Tibetan fox, she would later on feature in a daily drama and a sitcom. Choi Na Gyeong also became the model for a character in mobile game Master Asia, and is an avid arcade game player herself. Her cameo in Dong Yi can be seen below.
Because of how differently Jang Hee Bin was written in comparison to previous adaptations, this adaptation is the first since 1968 to portray Jang Hee Bin as willingly drinking the poison that would lead to her death.
Jang Ok Jeong, Living in Love (SBS, 2013)
Despite Jang Ok Jeong’s portrayal in the drama as a fashion designer, viewers were displeased at the use of high heels and fashion mannequins, both anachronic to Joseon.
At 33 years old at the time of broadcast, Kim Tae Hee is the oldest actor to play the role of Jang Hee Bin.
The show is unfortunately considered a failure for SBS, with an average rating of only 11.3%. This puts the show behind its contemporaries Queen of Office (KBS, 13.2%) and Gu Family Book (MBC, 18.7%).
At 24 episodes, this is the shortest adaptation of Jang Hee Bin.
A historical accuracy dispute arose over the portrayal of Queen Inhyeon’s father Min Yu Jung. This led to the show being derided as a ‘fantasy drama’ by political drama fans.
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دانلود سریال کره ای روزگار شاهزاده Princess Hours با دوبله فارسی
♦ دانلود سریال کره ای روزگار شاهزاده Princess Hours ♦
♦ پخش آنلاین , دانلود موسیقی متن و دوبله فارسی تا قسمت آخر ♦
♦ دانلود سریال کره ای Princess Hours ♦
♦ مشخصات سریال کره ای روزگار شاهزاده ♦
عنوان: روزگار شاهزاده / Princess Hours / Goong
عنوان کره ای: 궁
ژانر: تاریخی / کمدی / عاشقانه
کارگردان: Hwang In-Roe, Kim Do-Hyung
نویسنده: In Eun-A, Park So-Hee
شبکه پخش: MBC
تعداد قسمت ها: ۲۴
تاریخ شروع پخش: ۱۱ ژانویه ۲۰۰۶
کیفیت: متوسط ۴۸۰p / عالی ۷۲۰p
♦ خلاصه داستان ♦
چه گیونگ دانش آموز مدرسه هنره. یه روز بهش خبر میدن که طبق وصیت نامه ی اجدادش باید با شاهزاده لی شین ازدواج کنه که آدم بی احساس و مغروریه. چه گیونگ از این ازدواج امتناع میکنه، ولی آخرش به دلایلی باهاش ازدواج میکنه.
وارد قصر که میشه رسم و رسوم و آداب قصر رو بلد نیست و چون اخلاقش یه کم بچگانه ست، واسه همین شوهرش که شاهزاده است زیاد ازش خوشش نمیاد.
پسر عموی شاهزاده که اسمش یوله، به اون کمک میکنه. حالا یول کم کم وارد زندگی این دو تا میشه و چه گیونگ فکر میکنه که میتونه به یول اعتماد کنه. یول کم کم عاشق چه گیونگ میشه...
شیطنت های چه گیونگ و داستان های اون با شوهر مغرورشو میتونید تو این سریال زیبا ببینید.
♦ بازیگران سریال کره ای Princess Hours ♦
Yoon Eun-Hye
Ju Ji-Hoon
Kim Jeong-Hoon
Song Ji-Hyo
Lee Yoon-Ji
Shin Chae-Kyung
Lee Shin
Lee Yul
Min Hyo-Rin
PrincessHye-Myung
Shim Hye-Jin
Park Chan-Hwan
Yun Yoo-Sun
Kim Hye-Ja
Kim Sang-Joong
Lady Hwa-Yong
King
Queen Min
Queen MotherPark
Lee Soo
♦ لیست موسیقی متن های سریال Princess Hours ♦
01. Perhaps Love (Sarang In Ga Yo) - HowL & J
02. Dang Shin Eun... Na Neun Ba Bo Ib Ni Da. (Acoustic Version) - Stay
03. Doo Ga Ji Mal - Jung Jae Wook & The One
04. Give Me A Little Try - Seo Hyun Jin
05. Nan Nul Sarang Hae Nuh Man Sarang Hae II - Shim Tae Yoon
06. Perhaps Love (Sarang In Ga Yo)(Remix Version Gazaebal) - HowL & J
07. 1993 Gwang Hwa 49 Nyun
08. Goong
09. Bok Jang Bool Ryang!
10. Woo Joo Jung Bok #1
11. Crystal Flower
12. A Dancing Teddy
13. Nae Ga Sun Taek Han Gil Ee Ya!
14. Dah Ji Mot Han Ma Eum
15. Ggot Ip Ee Nae Rin Da
16. Woo Joo Jung Bok #2
Additional Song:
Aeng Moo Sae - HowL
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WATCH OUT FOR | Park Si Eun
Park Si Eun made her acting debut in 2014 as one of the main characters in the children’s television series “Pluto Secret Society”. In 2017, she appeared in several popular dramas including Criminal Minds, Queen for Seven Days and Just Between Lovers.
This summer her popularity has been on the rise thanks to her performance as the younger version of Woo Seo-ri in the hit rom-com “Thirty but Seventeen”. Keep an eye on this young actress who I’m sure will be getting her leading role soon!
Drama Series
Thirty but Seventeen | Seoreunijiman Yeolilgobibmida (SBS / 2018) - Woo Seo-Ri (young)
Rain or Shine | Geunyang Saranghaneun Sai (JTBC / 2017-2018) - Ha Moon-Soo (young)
Criminal Minds (tvN / 2017) - Han Ji-Eun
Queen For Seven Days | 7Ilui Wangbi (KBS2 / 2017) - Shin Chae-Kyung (young)
The Good Wife (tvN / 2016) - Lee Seo-Yeon Signal (tvN / 2016) - Oh Eun-Ji (ep.5-6)
Six Flying Dragons | Yookryongi Nareusha (SBS / 2015-2016) - Yeon-Hee (young)
Pride and Prejudice | Omangwa Pyeongyeon (MBC / 2014-2015) - Han Yeol-Moo (young)
Movies
Love Forecast | Oneului Yeonae (2015) - Joon-Hee
#watch out for#park si eun#thirty but seventeen#seven day queen#just between lovers#mbc pride and prejudice#tvn signal#six flying dragons#tvn the good wife#tvn criminal minds#kdrama
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R - A pairing you ship that you don’t think anyone else ships
Hmm, this is hard. I’m not one for “crack ships” or anything, usually it’s just a case of me rooting for the second lead.
Okay, this definitely isn’t a “no one else” situation, but in Reply 1988 I was actually perfectly happy with the endgame couple. :) I know people are still bitter about it, and I get (cuz the other lead was fab as well), but I really liked the main couple. ((Don’t hate me.))
In terms of “no one else” meaning a small fanbase, I looooove the main couple in Smile, You and since it’s older, no one really talks about it. Hahaha.
W - 5 favorite characters from 5 different fandoms
Haha, I was just thinking about something like this! I’ll go with my top 5 ladies! (In no particular order.)
Han Yeo Jin - Secret Forest
Ra Bong Hee - Missing Nine
Choi Hee Jin - Queen In Hyun’s Man
Ha No Ra - Twenty Again
Chae Young Shin - Healer
(And SO MANY more.)
Thank you for the ask!
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Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo
Year : 2016 | Country : KR | Nb of episodes: 20
My rate: 10/10
Synopsis :
During a total solar eclipse, a 25-year-old 21st century woman, Go Ha-jin (Lee Ji-eun), is transported back in time to Goryeo Dynasty. She wakes up in the year 941, in the body of Hae Soo and there, she encounters the many royal princes of the ruling Wang family. She initially falls in love with the gentle and warm 8th Prince Wang Wook (Kang Ha-neul), and later Wang So (Lee Joon-gi), the fearsome 4th Prince who hides his face behind a mask and is given the derogatory label "wolf dog". Meanwhile, rivalry and politics ensue among the princes, in a fight for the throne, as Hae Soo finds herself unwittingly caught between it all.
Main cast :
Lee Joon Ki as Wang So (4th Prince)
IU as Go Ha Jin / Hae Soo
Kang Ha Neul as Wang Wook (8th Prince)
Hong Jong Hyun as Wang Yo (3rd Prince)
Kim San Ho as Wang Mu, later King Hyejong (1st Prince)
Yoon Sun Woo as Wang Won (9th Prince)
Byun Baek Hyun as Wang Eun (10th Prince)
Nam Joo Hyuk as Wang Wook / Baek Ah (13th Prince)
Ji Soo as Wang Jung, later Vice King Moonwon (14th Prince)
Jo Min Ki as Wang Gun, King Taejo of Goryeo
Park Ji Young as Queen Shinmyung Soonsung, later Empress Dowager Yu
Jung Kyung Soon as Queen Shin Jung later Empress Hwangbo
Kim Kang Il as Lady Kang
Park Jung Hak as Wang Shik Ryum
Kang Han Na as Hwangbo Yeonhwa, later Queen Daemok
Park Shi Eun as Lady Hae
Z.Hera as Park Soon Duk
Jin Ki Joo as Chae Ryung
Seo Hyun as Woo Hee, last Princess of Baekje
My thoughts on this drama :
Okay. Where do I start…this drama… It turned me upside down. Shook me to the core. And still now, after 3 months since it ended, I get goosebumps and sweaty palms thinking about it. I was wrecked. Never before did I get so caught up in a TV Show. I was waiting every single week, counting down days before even catching a glimpse of a new picture or video still unaired. I felt every single emotion the characters felt. If I didn't love Lee Joon Ki way before this show, I would have fallen head over heels with Moon Lovers. I'm still highly disappointed he didn't get the Daesang for his role here, because it was much deserved. The drama was met with poor audience ratings, and I still cannot understand why. Are Koreans blind? I don't think I ever cried that much for a drama. And let's not begin about the OST, I bought the CD and I can't get enough of it. Everyone should watch Moon Lovers. EVERYONE!
A Favorite ?
YES!!!!!!!
#Moon Lovers#Scarlet heart ryeo#scarlet heart#lee joon ki#lee jun ki#IU#Lee ji eun#kang ha neul#hong jong hyun#kim san ho#yoon sun woo#byun baek hyun#nam joo hyuk#ji soo#jo min ki#park ji young#jung kyung soon#kim kang il#park jung hak#kang han na#park shi eun#z.hera#jin ki joo#seo hyun#kdrama#drama#sageuk#historical#BEST DRAMA EVER!!#never gonna get over it
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[TASK 069: KOREA]
Shout out to anon for inspiring this task! There’s a masterlist below compiled of over 1,040+ Korean faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever character or whichever project you desire.
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MASTERLIST!
NB:
Johanna Hedva (1984) Korean / White (Unspecified) - Genderqueer - artist and author.
F:
Kim Young-Ok (1937) Korean - actress.
Kim Kyung-Ran (1940) Korean - actress.
Kim Hye-ja (1941) Korean- actress.
Na Moon-hee (1941) Korean- actress.
Ban Hyo-jung / Ban Man-hee (1942) Korean - actress.
Jung Hye-Sun / Jeong Hye-Seon (1942) Korean - actress.
Yun Jeong-hee (1944) Korean- actress.
Lee Joo-Sil (1944) Korean- actress.
Kim Hae-sook (1945) Korean- actress.
Youn Yuh-Jeong (1947) Korean- actress.
Jung Young-Sook (1947) Korean- actress.
Harumi Miyako (1948) Korean/Japanese - singer.
Heo Jin (1949) Korean - actress.
Ko Du-Shim (1951) Korean - actress.
Kim Young-Ae (1980) Korean - actress.
Lee Jae-Hee (1952) Korean - actress.
Son Hee-Seon (1952) Korean - actress.
Kim Bo-Yeon (1957) Korean - actress.
Kim Sun-Hwa (1957) Korean - actress.
Lee Yong-Lee (1958) Korean - actress
Maggie Han (1959) Korean - actress
Ahn So-Young (1959) Korean - actress
Lee Bo-Hee (1959) Korean - actress
Lee Mi-sook (1960) Korean - actress.
Na Young-Hee (1960) Korean - actress.
Suzanne Whang (1962) Korean - television host, actress, comedian, radio host, published author, minister, writer, producer, and political activist.
Lee Hye-Sook (1962) Korean - actress.
Jang Hee-Soo (1963) Korean - actress.
Jung Kyung-Soon (1963) Korean - actress.
Sonja Sohn (1964) Korean / Black (unspecified)- actress.
Bae Jong-ok (1964) Korean - actress.
Jo Min-soo (1965) Korean- actress.
Jacqueline Kim (1965) Korean - writer, actress, filmmaker and composer.
Juju Chang (1965) Korean - journalist.
Bang Eun-jin (1965) Korean - actress and film director.
Kang Soo-youn (1966) Korean- actress.
Alexandra Bokyun Chun (1967) Korean - actress and filmmaker.
Bang Eun-hee / Bang Min-seo (1967) Korean - actress.
Choi Wan-Jung (1968) Korean - actress.
Seo Yi-Sook (1968) Korean - actress.
Uhm Jung-hwa (1969) Korean- actress, singer, & dancer.
Lee Kan-Hee (1969) Korean - actress.
Lee Jung-Eun (1969) Korean - actress.
Kim Ye-Ryeong (1969) Korean - actress.
Lim Sung-Min (1969) Korean - actress.
Kim Hye-soo (1970) Korean- actress.
Sandra Oh (1971) Korean- actress.
Lee Yeong-ae (1971) Korean- actress.
Kim Young-Sun (1971) Korean- actress.
Brook Antoinette Mahealani Lee / Brook Lee (1971) Korean, Native Hawaiian, Portuguese - actress, TV Host, model and beauty queen.
Yum Jung-ah (1972) Korean- actress.
Romi Park / Paku Romi (1972) Korean - actress, voice actress and singer.
Ko So-young (1972) Korean - actress and model.
Jennifer Anne Lee (1972) Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thai - actress.
Shim Eun-ha (1972) Korean- actress.
Amy Anderson (1972) Korean - comedian, actress, and writer.
Jeon Mi-Sun (1972) Korean - actress.
Kim Jung-Young (1972) Korean - actress.
Kim Yun-Jin / Yunjin Kim (1973) Korean- actress.
Jeon Do-yeon (1973) Korean- actress.
So Hee-Jung (1973) Korean- actress.
Choo Sang-mi (1973) Korean- actress.
Lee Hye-Eun (1973) Korean- actress.
Kim Sun-a (1973) Korean - actress.
Jang Young-nam (1973) Korean- actress.
Chu Sang-mi (1973) Korean - actress.
Song Yoon-ah (1973) Korean - actress.
Kim Seo-Hyung (1973) Korean - actress.
Cho Eun-Sook (1973) Korean - actress.
Grace Park (1974) Korean- actress.
Moon So-ri (1974) Korean- actress.
Jang Jin-young (1974) Korean- actress.
Kim Ji-Young (1974) Korean - actress.
Yi Hong (1974) Korean - model and entertainer.
Byun Jung-soo (1974) Korean - actress and model.
Joy Osmanski (1975) Korean, Japanese - actress.
Choi Ji-woo (1975) Korean - actress.
Moon Bloodgood (1975) Korean / Dutch, Irish- actress and model.
Merle Dandridge (1975) Korean, Japanese / African American- actress and singer.
Nicole Bilderback (1975) Korean- actress.
Patricia Ja Lee (1975) Korean - actress and model.
Lee Kyung-eun / Harisu (1975) Korean - pop singer, model, and actress - trans.
Park Sung-Yeon (1975) Korean - actress.
Park Hyun-Jung (1975) Korean - actress.
Lindsay Price (1976) Korean / German, Irish- actress and singer.
Kim Bo-kyeong (1976) Korean - actress.
Ha Jae-sook (1976) Korean - actress.
Myung Se-Bin (1976) Korean - actress.
Kim Sun-Young (1976) Korean - actress.
Song Seon-Mi (1976) Korean - actress.
Wang Yoo-Sun / Yoo-Sun (1976) Korean - actress.
Park Junghyun / Lena Park (1976) Korean - singer.
Jeon Hye-Jin (1976) Korean - actress.
Kim Hee-sun (1977) Korean - actress.
Kim Hyun-joo (1977) Korean - actress.
Nicole Cabell (1977) Korean - opera singer.
Chae Jung-an (1977) Korean - actress and singer.
Choi Jung-yoon (1977) Korean - actress.
Yoon Ji-Min (1977) Korean - actress.
Choi Kang-hee (1977) Korean - actress and DJ.
Lee Sa-bi (1977) Korean - model and actress.
Sinae (1977) Korean- Singer (Lady) and actress-trans!
Chung Jae Young / J / J.ae (1977) Korean - musician.
Denyce Lawton (1978) Korean / Black (unspecified)- actress.
Masuimi Max (1978) Korean / German- actress and model.
Kim Sa-rang (1978) Korean - actress.
Park Tam-Hee (1978) Korean - actress.
Linda Park (1978) Korean- actress.
Kimberly Goss (1978) Korean / German - singer and keyboardist (Sinergy)
Ha Ji-won (1978) Korean- actress.
Kyung Soo-jin (1978) Korean - actress.
Lee Ji-Hyun (1978) Korean - actress.
Lee Chae-Yeon / Chae Yeon (1978) Korean - singer.
Tomika Skanes (1978) Korean / African American - model and actress.
Karen Lee Orzolek / Karen O (1970) Korean / Polish - singer and musician.
Liz Cho (1970) Korean / AshkenaziYang So-Min Jewish - tv personality.
Sung-Hi Lee (1970) Korean - model and actress.
Kim Do-Young (1970) Korean - actress.
Park Chae-rim (1979) Korean - actress.
Yang So-Min (1979) Korean - actress.
Im Soo-jung (1979) Korean- actress.
Lee Hee-Jin (1979) Korean- actress.
Bae Doo-na / Bae Doona (1979) Korean- actress.
Park Soo-ae (1979) Korean- actress.
Kim Gyu-ri (1979) Korean- actress.
Lee Na-young (1979) Korean - actress.
Park Si-yeon (1979) Korean - actress.
Nicole Tubiola (1979) Italian [including Sicilian] / Korean, other - actress.
Ursula Mayes (1979) Korean, German, Native American (Unspecified) - actress.
Jennifer Lim (1979) Korean, Chinese - actress.
Yoo Ji-Yeon (1979) Korean - actress.
Kim Min-Joo (1979) Korean - actress.
Ameriie Mi Marie Rogers/Amerie (1980) Korean / Black (unspecified)- singer-songwriter and actress.
Esther Ku (1980) Korean - comedian and tv personality.
Lee Eun-ju (1980) Korean - actress.
Kim Young-Ae (1980) Korean - actress.
Yoon Se-Ah (1980) Korean - actress.
Eun Joo-Hee (1980) Korean - actress.
Seo Young-Hee (1980) Korean - actress.
Kong Hyo-jin (1980) Korean- actress.
Ameriie Mi Marie Rogers / Amerie / Ameriie (1980) African-American / Korean - singer, songwriter, author, actress and record producer.
Kim Tae-hee (1980) Korean - actress.
Seo Yeong-hee (1980) Korean- actress.
Han Chae-young (1980) Korean - actress.
Ban Min-jung (1980) Korean- actress.
Jang Yoon-ju (1980) Korean - model, television personality, singer-songwriter and actress.
Kim Hye-Na (1980) Korean - actress.
Kim So-Yeon (1980) Korean - actress.
Lim Soo-Jung (1980) Korean - actress.
Gong Hyo-jin (1980) Korean - actress.
Oh Yoon-ah (1980) Korean - actress and former racing model.
Lee Si-yeon (1980) Korean- actress and model. -trans!
Song Hye-Kyo (1981) Korean- actress.
Lee In-Hye (1981) Korean- actress.
Cha Soo-Yeon (1981) Korean- actress.
Wang Bit-Na (1981) Korean- actress.
Sun Park (1981) Korean - singer, actress and entertainer.
Song Ji-hyo (1981) Korean- actress and model.
Jun Ji-hyun/Gianna Jun (1981) Korean- actress.
Chae Min-seo (1981) Korean- actress.
Jang Na-ra (1981) Korean - musician, record producer and actress.
Jung Ryeo-won (1981) Korean- actress.
Jo Eun-ji (1981) Korean- actress.
Han Ye-seul (1981) Korean - actress.
Kwak Hyun-hwa (1981) Korean - actress, comedian, model and singer.
Kim So-eun (1981) Korean - actress.
Hwang Eun-Su (1981) Korean - actress.
Natasha Shanta Reid / Yoon Mi-rae (1981) Korean / Scottish, African-American - rapper and musician.
Cher Tenbush (1981) Korean - ctress, host, reality television participant and model.
Han Ga-in (1982) Korean - actress.
Lee Si-Young (1982) Korean - actress.
Janice Vidal (1982) Chinese, Filipino, Korean - singer.
Son Ye-jin (1982) Korean- actress.
Kim Hye-Hwa (1982) Korean - actress.
Kim Ah-joong (1982) Korean - actress, model and singer.
Kang Hye-jeong (1982) Korean- actress.
Park Hyo-Joo (1982) Korean - actress.
Han Ji-min (1982) Korean - actress.
Keum Dan-Bi (1982) Korean - actress.
Jo Kyung-jin/An Jo (1982) Korean- actress.
Kim Ah-jung (1982) Korean- actress, model, & singer.
Lee El (1982) Korean-actress
Jung Soo-Young (1982) Korean - actress.
Kim Min-Hee (1982) Korean - actress and model.
Yoo In-na (1982) Korean - actress and DJ.
Lee Mi-Do (1982) Korean - actress.
Oh Yeon-A / Kim Mi-Ae (1981) Korean - actress.
Lucia Micarelli (1983) Korean, Italian - actress and violinist.
Jennifer Field (1983) Korean / English, Irish, German- actress.
Jamie Chung (1983) Korean- actress and former television personality.
Han Yeo-reum (1983) Korean- actress.
Lee Hyun-yi (1983) Korean - model.
Jung Yu-mi (1983) Korean- actress.
Park Hee-Von (1983) Korean- actress.
Han Jin (1983) Korean - model.
Lee Ha-nui (1983) Korean - actress, model, musician, gayageum player and a beauty pageant titleholder.
Ruthie Ann Miles (1983) Korean/ possibly English - actress.
Vivian Bang (1983) Korean - actress.
Hettienne Park (1983) Korean - actress and writer.
Yuna Ito (1983) Japanese / Korean - artist.
Sonim (1983) Korean - singer and actress.
Hee-Sun Lee / HeeSun Lee (1983) Korean - musician.
Kang Ye-bin (1983) Korean - tv personality.
Jeong Ju-Hee (1983) Korean - actress.
Lee Honey (1983) Korean - actress and beauty pagent winner.
Yoon Seung-Ah (1983) Korean - actress.
Oh Su-Ah (1983) Korean - actress.
Kim Sa-Hee (1983) Korean - actress.
Park Han-byul (1984) Korean - actress and model.
Jang Shin-Young (1984) Korean - actress.
Song Lee-Woo (1984) Korean - actress.
Kim Min-Seo (1984) Korean - actress.
Yoon Eun-hye (1984) Korean - actress, director, singer, entertainer and model.
Mia Sable (1984) Korean / Choctaw, German - actress and singer-songwriter.
Lee Da-hae (1984) Korean - actress.
Celeste Thorson (1984) Korean, Scottish, Irish / Mexican (Mescalero Apache, Spanish), Lebanese, Syrian, English - actress, model, and screenwriter.
Shin Min-ah (1984) Korean- actress and model.
Han Ye-ri (1984) Korean- actress.
Priscilla Ahn (1984) German, possibly other / Korean - singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist.
Ku Hye-sun (1984) Korean - actress, singer-songwriter, director and artist.
Smith Cho (1985) Korean- actress.
Lee Sae-Byul (1985) Korean- actress.
Jarah Mariano (1984) Native Hawaiian, Korean, likely Chinese - model.
Soo Yeon Lee (1984) Korean - table tennis player, model, actress and coach.
Claudia Kim (1985) Korean- actress and model.
Lee Sung-min / Clara Lee (1985) Korean - actress and model.
Yuri Tag (1985) Korean - dancer (Kaba Modern)
Park Ah-In (1985) Korean - actress.
Jo Ki-Bbeum (1985) Korean - actress.
Kim Ji-Hyun / Lee El (1985) Korean - actress.
Kim Ha-Yun (1985) Korean - actress.
Jeon So-min (1986) Korean - actress.
Kim Min-Jwa (1986) Korean - actress.
Lee Do-Ah (1986) Korean - actress.
Park Seul-Ki (1986) Korean - actress.
Jung Ae-Youn (1986) Korean - actress.
Hong Soo-A (1986) Korean - actress.
Lee Pa-ni (1986) Korean - model and actress.
Crystal Kay (1986) Korean / African-American - singer, songwriter, radio host and actress.
Bae Seul-ki (1986) Korean - singer and actress.
Kwon Bo-ah / BoA (1986) Korean - singer and actress.
Pom Klementieff (1986) Korean / Russian- actress.
Jenna Ushkowitz (1986) Korean- actress.
Moon Chae-won (1986) Korean - actress.
Sheena Sakai (1986) Korean / Japanese - model, singer, and actress.
Kim Gee-yang (1986)-Korean-model
Min Hyo-rin (1986) Korean-actress
Yoo Yeon-Ji (1986) Korean - actress.
Park Min-young (1986) Korean - actress.
Park Si-hyun (1986) Korean- idol (Spica)
Charlyne Yi (1986) Korean, Mexican, Irish, German, French, possibly Yuki / Filipino, possibly some Spanish - actress, comedian, musician and writer.
Alice Greczyn (1986) French, Japanese, and Polish, with smaller amounts of Chinese, Korean, German, Irish, Native American (Unspecified), Scottish, English, Greek, Hungarian, Turkish, Swedish, and Czech - actress and model.
Jeon Boram (1986) Korean - singer and actress.
Park Sojin (1986) Korean - idol (Girl’s Day)
Park Suju / Soo Joo Park (1986) Korean - model.
Ban Se-jung / Kim Se-jung (1986) Korean - actress.
Baek Ok-dam (1986) Korean - actress.
Lee Soon-kyu . Sunny (1989) Korean - idol (Girls' Generation)
Son Ga-In (1987) Korean- singer, actress, & entertainer.
Gina Jane Choi / G.NA (1987) Korean - singer and actress.
Samantha Futerman (1987) Korean - actress.
Jung Yoon-Sun (1987) Korean - actress
Kwon Eun-Soo (1987) Korean - actress
Moon Geun-young (1987) Korean- actress.
Kang Seung-hyun (1987) Korean - model.
Kim Ok-bin (1987) Korean- actress.
Chun Woo-hee (1987) Korean- actress.
Choi Han-bit (1987)-Korean- model and Idol (Mercury)-trans
Han Hyo-joo (1987) Korean - actress.
JinJoo Lee (1987) Korean - musician.
Song Haena (1987)Korean-model
Dia Frampton (1987) Korean / English, Dutch - singer.
Clara Chung / Clara C (1987) Korean - singer and songwriter.
Hori Eriko (1988) Korean / Japanese - singer, actress and voice actress.
Park Na-rae- (1988) Korean- idol (Spica)
Hana Mae Lee (1988) Korean - actress, model, comedian, and fashion designer.
Lim Ju-eun (1988) Korean - actress.
Tessa Ludwick (1988) Korean - actress.
Ryu Sun-Young (1988) Korean - actress.
Jeong Da-Sol (1988) Korean - actress.
Ham Eun-Jung (1988) Korean - actress.
Seo Yoon-A (1988) Korean - actress.
Kim Joon-Hyung (1988) Korean - actress.
Nam Bo-ra (1989) Korean - actress.
Yoo Joo-yi (1989) Korean- Soloist
Wie Seong-Mi (1989) Korean - golfer.
Park Min-ji (1989) Korean - actress.
Oh Hye-rin / Raina (1989) Korean - singer.
Park Ye-eun / Yenny (1989) Korean - singer.
Choi Minji / Min Soa (1989) Korean - singer.
Bae Geu-rin (1989) Korean - actress.
Kim Soo-Yeon (1989) Korean - actress.
Hong Ah-Reum (1989) Korean - actress.
Kim Ga-Eun (1989) Korean - actress.
Amy Lee / Ailee / Hangul (1989) Korean - singer.
Mikayla Campbell (1990) Korean, Greek, Spanish- actress.
Chanel Iman (1990) Korean, African American / African American- model.
Kang So-ra (1990) Korean- actress.
Kim Bo-mi (1990) Korean-soloist
Kim Eun-Young (1990) Korean-soloist
Kim Tae-Ri (1990) Korean-actress
Shin Se-Kyung (1990) Korean - actres.
Jin-joo Lee (1990) Korean- Musician (DNCE)
Lee Sung-kyung (1990) Korean - model and actress.
Go Ara (1990) Korean - actress and model.
Park Bo-young (1990) Korean- actress
Im Yoon-ah / Yoona (1990) Korean - singer and actress.
Jung Min-joo / Joo (1990) Korean - singer and actress.
Song Jun-hee (1990) Korean- actress and idol (Hello Venus)
Sarah Oh (1990) Korean, German - actress and model.
Park Mi-yeon / Serri (1990) Korean - singer and actress (Dal Shabet)
Baek Jin-hee (1990) Korean - actress.
Oh Ha-Nee (1990) Korean - actress.
Serena Jung (1991) Korean-American - Instagrammer.
Park So-Dam (1991) Korean- actress.
Cho Ja-young / Ah Youn (1991) Korean - singer and actress (Dal Shabet)
Kim Go-eun (1991) Korean- actress.
Kwon Nara (1991) Korean- actress and idol (hello venus)
Lee Joo-young (1991) Korean- actress
Nam Yu-jeong (1991) Korean-actress
Shin Bora/Hana (1991)-Korean- idol (Gugudan)
Won Min-ji/Anda (1991) Korean- soloist
Jung Yeon-Joo (1991) Korean - actress.
Yoo Hyun-Ji (1991) Korean - actress.
Yoo Hyun-young / Hyunyoung (1991) Korean - singer and model.
Bae Joo-hyu / Irene (1991) Korean - singer, tv host and actress.
Lee Eunjung / Jaeyoon (1991) Korean - singer.
Michelle Lee (1991) Korean / African-American - singer.
Eunice Cho (1991) Korean-American - actress.
Bae Woo-hee / Woohee (1991) Korean - singer and actress (Dal Shabet)
Yang Jung-yoon / Jiyul (1991) Korean - singer and actress (Dal Shabet)
Nicole Jung (1991) Korean - idol (Kara)
Kim Seul-Gi (1991) Korean- actress.
Ko Ah-sung (1992) Korean- actress.
Kim Ah-young/Yura (1992) Korean - idol (Girl’s Day)
Kim Eun-mi (1992)Korean-soloist
Kim Yu-jeong (1992) Korean - idol (Laboum)
Kim Hee-jung (1992)Korean-actress
Lee Keum-jo (1992) Korean- idol (Nine Muses)
Kim Ji-won (1992) Korean - actress.
Yoon Da-Young (1992) Korean - actress.
Grace Kelly (1992) Korean - musician, singer and entertainer.
Seo Yuna (1992) Korean- actress and idol (AOA)
Kim Hyun-ah / Hyuna (1992) Korean - singer and dancer.
Kim Min-ji / Seo Min-ji (1992) Korean - actress.
Ahn So-hee / Sohee (1992) Korean - actress and singer.
Mizusawa Erena (1992) Japanese, Korean - model and actress.
Sora Choi (1992) Korean - model.
Ahn Ji-hyun (1992) Korean - actress.
Lee Ellen Serine/Kasper (1993) ¾ Korean, ¼ Japanese - idol (Play the Siren).
Byun Jungha (1993)- Korean- Model
Choi Jun-hee (1993)-Korean-Soloist
Bang Min-ah / Minah (1993) Korean - singer and acress (Girl's Day)
Jo Min-hee (1993)-Korean- idol (Stellar)
Jung Mi-mi (1993)-Korean-idol (Gugudan)
Kim Song-yi (1993) Korean-Soloist
Serine Lee / Kasper (1993) ¼ Japanese ¾ Korean - singer and YouTuber.
Park Ji-yeon / Jiyeon (1993) Korean - singer and actress.
Park Se-hee (1993) Korean-idol (Bulldok)
Seo Hye-rin (1993) Korean-idol (Exid)
Hannah Quinlivan (1993) Irish, possibly other / Taiwanese, Korean - actress and model.
Yoo Ji-ae (1993) Korean- Idol (Lovelyz)
Sonia Ursu-Kim (1993) Korean / Romanian - basketball player.
Na Whan (1993) Korean - idol (Lip B).
Juliane Alfieri / Juliane (1993) Korean / German-Italian - singer.
Lee Ji-eun / IU (1993) Korean - singer, songwriter and actress.
Lee Soo-jung / Crystal Yi / Chai (1993) Korean - singer.
Kim Hye-In (1993) Korean - actress.
Son Na-Eun (1994) Korean - actress and singer.
Han Bo-bae (1994) Korean - actress.
Lee Ji-Won (1994) Korean - actress.
Park Ji-Hyun (1994) Korean - actress.
Bae Noo-ri (1994) Korean-actress.
Lita Rinrapat (1994) Thai, Korean, English / Chinese, Minahasan Indonesian - dancer and trainee (Sound Cream Entertainment).
Chae Soobin (1994) Korean-actress.
Jeon Yoo-ri (1994) Korean-idol (Stellar)
Jung So-yeon (1994) Korean - idol (Laboum)
Ji Su-Min (1994) Korean-idol (Sonamoo)
Bae Jin-ye/ZN (1994) Korean - idol (Laboum)
Bae Su-ji / Bae Suzy (1994) Korean - singer and actress.
Tiana Tolstoi (1994) Korean / Serbian, Russian - model.
Lee Hye-ri (1994) Korean - idol (Girl’s Day)
Park Su-bin / Subin (1994) Korean - singer and tv host.
HyoJung (1994) Korean - musician.
Jin Se-yeon (1994) Korean - actress.
Kwon So-Hyun (1994) Korean - actress.
Megan Lee (1995) Korean - singer and actress.
Jo Eun-ae (1995) Korean-idol (Sonamoo)
Kim So-jung/Sowon (1995) Korean - idol (GFriend).
Im Nayeon (1995) Korean - idol (Twice).
Kim Na-young (1995) Korean- Gugudan
Lim Na-young (1995) Korean-idol (Pristin)
Nam Ji-hyun (1995) Korean-actress
Yeom Hae-in (1995) Korean - idol (Laboum)
Park Jung-hwa (1995) Korean-idol (EXID)
Katie Chang (1995) Korean (paternal grandfather), Irish, German - actress.
Kim Ji-yeon / Bona (1995) Korean - singer (Cosmic Girls)
Yoo Jeongyeon (1996) Korean - idol (Twice).
Oh Ha-young / Hayoung (1996) Korean - singer and actress.
Jung Yerin (1996) Korean - idol (GFriend).
Ahn Chae-hee (1996) Korean-idol (Sol-T)
Ahn Chae-yeon (1996) Korean-idol (Hello Venus)
Choi Yu-jin (1996) Korean-idol (CLC)
Ham Sae-byeol (1996) Korean-idol (Matilda)
Jang So-jin (1996) Korean- idol (Gugudan)
Kim Miso (1996) Korean-idol (Girls Girls)
Fivel Stewart (1996) Japanese, Chinese, Korean / Scottish, Russian, Blackfoot (Unconfirmed) - actress.
Lee Su-hyun (1996)-Korean-idol (Day Day)
Park Soo-young (1996)-Korean-idol (Melody Day)
Lee Soo-Kyung (1996) Korean - actress.
Choi Yoona (1996) Korean - idol (Marmello)
Kim Do-eun (1996) Korean - idol (Marmello)
Kim Do-eun/Daeun (1996) Korean - idol (Marmello)
Jeon Ga-eun (1996) Korean - idol (Marmello)
Mun Ka-Young (1994) Korean - actress.
Kang Ye-Won / Seo Ha (1994) Korean - actress.
Ahn Sol-bin (1997) Korean - musician.
Park Jihyo (1997) Korean - idol (Twice).
Jung Eun-bi/Eunha (1997) Korean - idol (GFriend).
Choi Yuna/Yuju (1997) Korean - idol (GFriend).
Sydney Park (1997) Korean / Black (unspecified)- actress and comedian.
Ahn Solbin (1997) Korean- Actress and Idol (Laboum)
Choi Yoon-sun (1997) Korean-idol (Sonamoo)
Kang Kyung-won (1997) Korean-idol (Pristin)
Jo Ha-seul (1997) Korean - idol (Loona)
Lee Hojeong (1997)-Korean-actress and model
Kim Jin-kyung (1997) Korean - model.
Piper Curda (1997) Korean / English, Scottish - actress and singer.
Tia Hwang Cuevas / Tia (1997) Korean / Puerto-Rican and German - singer and dancer.
Melanie Aurora Lee / Melanie (1997) Korean / Italian-German - dancer.
Lee Ho-jung (1997) Korean - actress.
Kim Hyu-na (1997) Korean - idol (Marmello)
Kim Dahyun (1998) Korean - idol (Twice).
Hwang Eunbi/SinB (1998) Korean - idol (GFriend).
Kim Ye-won/Umji (1998) Korean - idol (GFriend).
Park Ji-won (1998) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)
Seo Shin-ae (1998) Korean - actress.
Lee Su-ji (1998) Korean - singer.
Kim You-Jung (1999) Korean - actress.
Son Chaeyoung (1999) Korean - idol (Twice).
Choi Yoojung (1999) Korean-idol (Weki Meki)
Kim Do-yeon (1999) Korean - musician.
Kim So-hyun (1999) Korean - actress
Yim Dayoung (1999) Korean-idol (WJSN)
Lee Jinsook / Yeoreum (1999)-. Idol (WJSN)
Kim Ye Rim/Yeri (1999)-Idol (WJSN)
Yoo Yeon Jung (1999)- Idol (WJSN)
Choi Yu Jung (1999)-Idol (Gugudan)
Kwon Chae-won/Eunchae (1999) Korean - Idol (Dia)
Kim Chae Hyun (1999) Korean - Idol (Bonus Baby)
Lee Yoo Na/Keina (1999) Korean - Idol (H.U.B)
Kim Ye Won/Yehna (1999) Korean- Idol (Pristin)
Bae Sung Yeon/Shannon (1999) Korean-Idol (Pristin)
Choi Yoona/Bella- (1999) Korean-Idol (Elris)
Yang Hye Sung(1999) Korean-Idol (Elris)
Lee Yu Kyung (1999) Korean Idol (Elris)
Kang Mina (1999) Korean - idol (gugudan)
Kim So hee (1999)Korean - Idol (Elris)
Kwon Eun Bin- (2000) Korean-Idol (CLC)
Kim Hyun-soo (2000) Korean - actress.
Nancy Jewel McDonie / Nancy (2000) Korean / American - singer.
Kim Sae-ron (2000) Korean- actress.
Jeon Heejin (2000) Korean - idol (Loona)
Kim Hyang-gi (2000) Korean - actress.
Lee Jinsol (2001) Korean - musician.
No Jeong-ee (2001) Korean - actress.
Jeon So-mi (2001) Korean / Dutch-Canadian - singer.
Kim Hwan-hee (2002) Korean - actress.
Ahn Seo-hyun (2004) Korean - actress.
Seon Hwang (?) Korean - model.
Lori Thomas / Lori (?) Korean / Caucasian.
Diana Bang (?) Korean - actress, writer and producer.
Esther K. Chae (?) Korean - actress and writer.
M. J. Kang (?) Korean - playwright and actress.
Lela Lee (?) Korean - actress and cartoonist.
Soon Hee Newbold (?) Korean - composer, conductor, musician, and actress.
Mia Park (?) Korean - TV show host, actress, drummer, and yoga instructor.
Susan Park (?) Korean - actress.
Hyung-ki Joo (?) Korean - pianist and composer.
Jun Young Choi (?) Korean - model.
Gian Yoo (?) Korean - model.
Ji Young Kwak (?) Korean - model.
Pong Lee (?) Korean - model.
So Young Kang (?) Korean - model.
Ji Hye Park (?) Korean - model.
Sungshin Kim (?) Korean - idol (Rose Quartz).
Pani (?) Korean- Youtuber -Trans!
Youngsim (?) Korean- Youtuber- Trans!
Mimi (?) Korean- Youtuber- Trans!
Kim Jin-Seon (?) Korean- actress- Trans!
Cha Sevin (?) Korean- actress and singer- Trans!
Sahara (?) Korean- model and singer (Lady)- Trans!
Mini (?) Korean- beauty pageant winner - Trans!
Aja Kim (?) Korean - singer and songwriter.
Kathleen Kim (?) Korean - soprano.
Heather Park (?) Korean - singer.
Susie Suh (?) Korean - singer.
Eliza Yang (?) Korean - writer, publisher and entrepreneur
Gabi Moon (?) Korean - Instagrammer.
Chaeeun Sarah Lee (?) Korean - Instagrammer.
Bba_na_na (?) Korean - Instagrammer.
Irene Kim (?) Korean - Instagrammer.
Jo Soo-Ha (?) Korean - actress.
Kim Kyung-Yoon (?) Korean - actress.
Lee Sae Ro Mi (?) Korean - actress.
Lee Bong-Ryun (?) Korean - actress.
Nam Sang-Ran (?) Korean - actress.
Oh Joo-Hee (?) Korean - actress.
Kim Dong-Joo (?) Korean - actress.
Nam Jeong-Hee (?) Korean - actress.
Lee Min-Ji (?) Korean - actress.
Lee Deok-Hee (?) Korean - actress.
Lee Sae-rom (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)
Song Ha-young (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)
Jang Gyu-ri (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)
Roh Ji-sun (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)
Lee Seo-yeon (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)
Lee Chae-young (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)
Lee Na-gyung (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)
Baek Ji-heon (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)
Problematic/Otherwise don’t use:
Lee Hyo-ri (1979) Korean - singer, record producer, activist, actress and presenter - cultural appropriation.
Park Ji Young / Kahi (1980) Korean - singer - cultural appropriation.
Kim Jungah / Jung-A (1983) Korean - idol (After School) - cultural appropriation.
Sandara Park / Dora (1984) Korean - cultural appropriation.
Arden Cho (1985) Korean- actress - cultural appropriation.
Kim Yu-jin / UEE (1988) Korean - idol (After School) - cultural appropriation.
Yoon Bo-ra (1989) Korean - singer and actress - really gross skit on SNL Korea where she played Pocahontas.
Kiko Mizuhara (1990) English, likely Scottish and German / Zainichi Korean - model, actress, and designer - cultural appropriation and blackface.
Heo Ga-yoon / Gayoon (1990) Korean - singer and actress - cultural appropriation.
Esom (1990) Korean - actress and model - cultural appropriation.
Lee Chae-rin / CL (1991) Korean - singer and rapper - cultural appropriation.
Im Jin-ah / Nana (1991) Korean - actress, singer, and model - cultural appropriation.
Moon Byul-yi / Moonbyul (1992) Korean - rapper, singer and actress. -cultural appropriation
Chrystal Soo Jung / Krystal Jung (1994) Korean - singer and actress - cultural appropriation.
Kim Bo Ra/SuA (1994) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.
Kim Ji Yoo/JiU (1994) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.
Lee Siyeon (1995) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.
Kim Jisoo (1995) Korean - idol (Black Pink) - cultural appropriation.
Jennie Kim (1996) Korean - idol (Black Pink) - cultural appropriation.
Roseanne Park / Rose Park / Park Chaeyoung (Black Pink) - cultural appropriation.
Kim Yoohyeon (1997) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.
Lee Yoobin / Dami (1997) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.
Lee Gahyeon (1999) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.
Hina (?) Korean - cultural appropriation and blackface.
Choi Cho / Rubber Band (?) Korean - cultural appropriation.
Kim / Rubber Band (?) Korean - cultural appropriation.
Son Seung-wan AKA Wendy / Red Velvet (1994) Korean - imitated black people on a radio show.
Kim Tae-yeon AKA Taeyeon / Girls' Generation (1989) Korean - said alicia keys was pretty for a black girl.
Stephanie Young Hwang AKA Tiffany / Girls' Generation (1989) Korean - promoted colorist mess on her instagram by applying emojis to her fellow members based on how dark she thinks their skin is.
Choi Soo-young / Sooyoung (1990) Korean - send a food truck to the set of her fellow member yuri's drama with a banner that said "thank you for making our yuri look light" here and "yuri's skin is dark, so it doesn't look that clean"
Margaret Cho (1968) Korean - ableism.
Choi Jin-ri / Sulli (1994) Korean - defended a pedophile.
M:
Park Geun-Hyung (1940) Korean- actor.
Kim Sung-Kyum (1941) Korean- actor.
Baek Il-seob (1944) Korean - actor.
Jang Yong (1945) Korean - actor.
Jang Hang-seon (1947) Korean- actor.
Baek Yoon-Sik (1947) Korean - actor.
Han Jin-hie (1949) Korean- actor.
Lee Jong-Goo (1950) Korean- actor.
Woo Sang-Jeon (1950) Korean- actor.
Lim Byung-Ki (1950) Korean- actor.
Ahn Sung-ki (1952) Korean- actor.
Hakuryu (1952) Korean - actor.
Kim Myung-Gon (1952) Korean - actor.
Jang Gwang (1952) Korean - actor.
Heo Gi-Ho (1952) Korean - actor.
Moon Sung-Geun (1953) Korean - actor.
Moon Chang-Kil (1953) Korean - actor.
Jung Han-Yong (1954) Korean - actor.
Kim Jong-Goo (1955) Korean - actor.
Min Kyung-Jin (1955) Korean - actor.
Kim Kap-su (1957) Korean- actor.
Kim Jung-Soo (1957) Korean - actor.
Aleksandr Khvan (1957) Korean - director and actor.
Song Young-Chang (1958) Korean - actor.
Kwon Bum-Taek (1958) Korean - actor.
Choi Jung-Woo (1958) Korean - actor.
Kang Nam-Kil (1958) Korean - actor.
Paul Pesco (1959) Korean / Sicilian - musician.
Nam Myung-Ryul (1959) Korean - actor.
Ahn Suk-Hwan (1959) Korean - actor.
Chang Kim Sung (1960) Korean - actor.
Cheon Ho-Jin (1960) Korean - actor.
Kang Shin-Il (1960) Korean - actor.
Yoon-il Auh (1961) Korean - educator, violinist and composer.
Ryu Tae-Ho (1962) Korean - actor.
Choi Min-sik (1962) Korean- actor.
Jo Young-Jin (1962) Korean- actor.
Son Byung-ho (1962) Korean- actor.
Yoo Hyung-Gwan (1962) Korean- actor.
Tomoyasu Hotei / Hotei Tomoyasu (1962) Korean / Russian, Japanese - musician, singer-songwriter, composer, record producer and actor.
Lee Gi-yeong (1963) Korean- actor.
Kim Il-Woo (1963) Korean- actor.
Kim Seung-Wook (1963) Korean- actor.
Tsuyoshi Ihara / Ihara Tsuyoshi (1963) Korean - actor and author.
Park Joong-hoon (1964) Korean- actor.
Woo Hyeon (1964) Korean- actor.
Ahn Nae-sang (1964) Korean- actor.
Choi Jae-Sung (1964) Korean- actor.
Lee Byung-Joon (1964) Korean- actor.
Lee Doo-Il (1964) Korean- actor.
Jung In-Gi (1964) Korean- actor.
Bae Do-Hwan (1964) Korean- actor.
Aaron Ikeda (1965) Korean / Japanese- actor.
Kim Roe-ha (1965) Korean - actor.
Park Min-Hee (1965) Korean - actor.
Sung Min-Soo (1965) Korean - actor.
Song Young-Jae (1965) Korean - actor.
Jo Sung-ha (1966) Korean - actor.
Lee Chang-Hoon (1966) Korean - actor.
Kwon Yong-Woon (1966) Korean - actor.
Shin Jung-Keun (1966) Korean - actor.
Cho Seong-Ha (1966) Korean - actor.
Lee Won-Jong (1966) Korean - actor.
Kim Byung-Choon (1966) Korean - actor.
Lee Hyun-woo / Jessie Lee (1966) Korean - singer and actor.
Fred Armisen (1966) Korean, German, Venezuelan - actor, comedian, singer, musician, writer, director, and producer.
Christopher Ju / Kato (1986) Korean - producer.
Song Kang-ho (1967) Korean- actor.
Hong Sung-Duk (1967) Korean- actor.
Kim Jung-Pal (1967) Korean- actor.
Sung Dong-Il (1967) Korean - actor.
Sol Kyung-gu (1967) Korean- actor.
John Myung (1967) Korean - bassist (Dream Theater)
Park Chul-Min (1967) Korean - actor.
Son Jong-Hak (1967) Korean - actor.
Kim Yun-Seok (1967) Korean - actor.
Lee Doll-Hyung (1967) Korean - actor.
Byron Lawson (1968) Korean, Cantonese, Japanese- actor.
Daniel Dae Kim (1968) Korean- actor.
Shin Hyeon-jun (1968) Korean- actor.
Sung Ji-Ru (1968) Korean - actor.
Choi Moo-Sung (1968) Korean - actor.
Park Ki-Ryoong (1968) Korean - actor.
Sun Wook-Hyun (1968) Korean - actor.
Lee Sung-Min (1968) Korean - actor.
Lee Sol-Gu (1968) Korean - actor.
Hong Il-Kwon (1968) Korean - actor.
Park Sang-Myeon (1968) Korean - actor.
Eric Steinberg (1969) Korean / White- actor.
Ken Jeong (1969) Korean- actor and comedian.
Ji Dae-han (1969) Korean- actor.
Rex Lee (1969) Korean - actor.
Yu Hae-Jin (1969) Korean - actor.
Seo Jin-Won (1969) Korean - actor.
Kim Seung-Woo (1969) Korean - actor.
Lee Jong-Won (1969) Korean - actor.
Kam Woo-sung (1970) Korean- actor.
Lee Byung-hun (1970) Korean- actor, singer, & model.
Hwang Jung-min (1970) Korean- actor.
Lee Sung-jae (1970) Korean- actor.
Jung Joon-Ho (1970) Korean- actor.
Yoo Hae-jin (1970) Korean- actor.
Ko Chang-Seok (1970) Korean- actor.
Ryoo Seung-Ryong (1970) Korean - actor.
Jeon Bae-Su (1970) Korean - actor.
Lee Hae-Young (1970) Korean - actor.
Kim Sang-Ho (1970) Korean - actor.
Lim Ho (1970) Korean - actor.
Choi Cheol-Ho (1970) Korean - actor.
C.S. Lee (1971) Korean - actor.
Park Hyuk-Kwon (1971) Korean - actor.
Jang Suk-Hyun (1971) Korean- actor.
Will Yun Lee (1971) Korea- actor and martial artist.
Rick Yune (1971) Mongolian Korean - actor and former model.
Ma Dong-seok (1971) Korean-Actor
Ryu Tae-joon (1971) Korean- actor and singer.
Michael Kang (1971) Korean - musician (The String Cheese Incident)
Kenneth Choi (1971) Korean - actor.
Jang Hyuk-Jin (1971) Korean - actor.
Choi Kwon (1971) Korean - actor.
Jung Suk-Yong (1971) Korean - actor.
Lim Seung-Dae (1971) Korean - actor.
Park Yong-Woo (1971) Korean - actor.
Bobby Lee (1971) Korean - actor and comedian.
Jang Dong-gun (1972) Korean - actor.
Ri Min (1972) Korean - actor.
Lee Joon-Hyuk (1972) Korean - actor.
Bae Yong-joon (1972) Korean- actor.
David William No (1972) Korean / white- actor.
Lee Suk-Joon (1972) Korean - actor.
Lee Jung-jae (1972) Korean- actor and former model.
John Cho (1972) Korean- actor and musician.
Sung Kang (1972) Korean- actor.
Kim Sang-kyung (1972) Korean- actor.
Kim Myung-min (1972) Korean- actor.
Cha Soon-Bae (1972) Korean - actor.
Kim Jung-Tae (1972) Korean - actor.
Oh Jae-Kun (1972) Korean - actor.
Kim Gil-Dong (1972) Korean - actor.
George Han Kim / Johan Kim (1973) Korean - singer and record producer.
Yoon Sang-hyun (1973) Korean-actor
Kim Seung-Su (1973) Korean - actor.
Im Chang-jung (1973) Korean- actor & singer.
Tim Kang (1973) Korean- actor.
Jo Suk-Hyun (1973) Korean- actor.
Han Jung-Soo (1973) Korean-actor
David Lee McInnis (1973) Korean/German/Irish-Actor, producer, director
Jo Han-Chul (1973) Korean - actor.
Park Sung-Woong (1973) Korean - actor.
Choi Jae-Sup (1973) Korean - actor.
Park Jin-Woo (1973) Korean - actor.
Michael Yo (1974) Korean / Black (unspecified)- actor, television host, & standup comedian.
Randall Park (1974) Korean- actor.
Jo Jae-Yun (1974) Korean - actor.
Hwang Tae-Gwang (1974) Korean - actor.
Timmy Hung / Hung Tin-ming (1974) Korean, Ningbo - actor.
Jeff Schroeder (1974) German, Korean - musician (The Smashing Pumpkins)
Tiger JK (1974) Korean - idol (Drunken Tiger)
James Kyson (1975) Korean- actor.
Eugene Park (1975) Korean - electronic vocalist.
Kim Young-Jae (1975) Korean - actor.
Kim Sung-Su (1975) Korean - actor.
Karl Yune (1975) Mongolian Korean - actor.
Lee Sun-Kyun (1975) Korean - actor.
Son Byung-Wook (1975) Korean - actor.
Jung Sung-Hwa (1975) Korean - actor.
Jung Min-Sung (1975) Korean - actor.
Kim Tae-Hoon (1975) Korean - actor.
Johnny Yong Bosch (1976) Korean / German, Irish- actor, voice actor, & musician.
Jang Hyuk (1976) Korean - actor.
Lim Jung-Woon (1976) Korean - actor.
Kim Jung-Hyun (1976) Korean - actor.
Shin Dam-Soo (1976) Korean - actor.
Geum Kwang-San (1976) Korean - actor.
Yeo Min-Gyu (1976) Korean - actor.
Park Jung-Chul (1976) Korean - actor.
Kim Seung-Hoon (1976) Korean - actor.
Kwon Sang-woo (1976) Korean - actor.
Choi Won-Young (1976) Korean - actor.
Jung Hyun-Suk (1976) Korean - actor.
Oh Ji-ho (1976) Korean- actor.
Yoo Seung-jun / Steve Yoo (1976) Korean - idol.
Cheon Seong-Hun (1976) Korean- actor.
Hines Ward (1976) Korean / African- American football player.
Park Hae-Joon (1976) Korean - actor.
Kim Joon-Won (1976) Korean - actor.
Jung Sang-Hoo (1976) Korean - actor.
Brian Tee (1977) Korean / Japanese- actor.
So Ji-Seob (1977) Korean - actor.
Heo Sung-Tae (1977) Korean - actor.
Rich Ceraulo (1977) Korean,Japanese,Italian,Irish,Native American (unspecified)-Actor
Joe Hahn (1977) Korean - musician.
Park Jae-sang / Psy (1977) Korean - idol.
Jon Gosselin (1977) Korean / French-Canadian, Irish, Welsh, 1/1024 Portuguese - tv personality.
Ha Jung-woo (1978) Korean- actor.
Jo Shin-Je / Jo Woo-Jin (1978) Korean - actor.
Soo Go (1978) Korean - actor.
Lee Si-Hwan (1978) Korean - actor.
Kim In-Kwon (1978) Korean - actor.
Choi Gwi-Hwa (1978) Korean - actor.
Kim Ki-Moo (1978) Korean - actor.
Danny Ahn (1978) Korean - idol. (g.o.d)
Carlos Galvan (1978) Korean / Mexican - musician.
BJ Penn (1978) Korean, Irish, English and Pacific Islander - MMA fighter.
Arai Hirofumi (1979) Korean - actor.
Ha Dong-hoon(Haha) (1979) Korean- singer, & variety show host.
Jeom Deok-su/Daniel Henney (1979) Korean / Irish- actor and model.
Aaron Yoo (1979) Korean - actor.
Gong Yoo (1979) Korean-Actor
Son Hyun-Woo (1979) Korean - actor.
Yang Dong-Geun (1979) Korean - actor.
Lee Hee-Joon (1979) Korean - actor.
Bryan Lee O’Malley (1979) Korean / Irish, French-Canadian - cartoonist and writer.
Leonardo Nam (1979) Korean - actor.
Lee Hee-Suk (1979) Korean - actor.
Jo Yong-Hyun (1979) Korean - actor.
Choi Soo-Hyung (1979) Korean - actor.
Will Demps (1979) African American, Puerto Rican and Korean - American Football player.
Ryoo Seung-bum (1980) Korean - actor.
Kwon Hae-Sung (1980) Korean - actor.
Jo Sung-Hee (1980) Korean - actor.
Joo Young-Ho (1980) Korean - actor.
Hong Seung-Jin (1980) Korean - actor.
Tamayama Tetsuji (1980) Korean/Japanese - actor.
Jae Hee (1980) Korean- actor.
Kim Nam-gil (1980) Korean- actor and singer.
Cho Seung-woo (1980) Korean- actor.
Cheon Jeong-myeong (1980) Korean- actor.
Ray Munns (1980) English, Irish / Korean - DJ.
Kim Sung-Kyun (1980) Korean - actor.
Yang Joon-Mo (1980) Korean - actor.
Koo Sung-Hwan (1980) Korean - actor.
Jang In-Ho(1980) Korean - actor.
Ricky Kim (1981) Korean / Irish- actor and model.
Brian Joo (1981) Korean - musician (Fly to the Sky)
Jo Insung (1981)-Korean-actor
Lee Dong-wook (1981)-Korean-actor
Justin Chon (1981) Korean - actor.
Choi Kwon (1981) Korean - actor.
Kim Joo-Hwan (1981) Korean - actor.
Kim Min-Ki (1981) Korean - actor.
Jung Jae-Hoon (1981) Korean - actor.
Ha Sung-Chul (1981) Korean - actor.
Kim Ji-Hoon (1981) Korean - actor.
Hong Ahn-Pyo (1981) Korean - actor.
Kim Jae-won (1981) Korean - actor.
Jo Dal-Hwan (1981) Korean - actor.
Jo Han-sun (1981) Korean- actor.
Kim Do-Yoon (1981) Korean- actor.
Kim Tae-woo (1981) Korean- singer.
Ishihara Takamasa / Miyavi (1981) Japanese, Zainichi Korean - singer-songwriter, guitarist, record producer, and actor.
Hwang Young-Min / Tim (1981) Korean - singer.
Julien Kang (1982) Korean/White - television actor and model.
Lee Joon-ki (1982)-Korean-actor
Shin Sung-rok (1982)-Korean-actor
Lee Min-Woong (1982) Korean - actor.
Kwon Yool (1982) Korean - actor.
Shin Dong-Wook (1982) Korean - actor.
Park Joo-Hyung (1982) Korean - actor.
Kim Moo-Yul (1982) Korean - actor.
Hyun Bin (1982) Korean- actor.
Gennady Golovkin (1982) Korean, possibly Russian / Russian - boxer.
Jung Ji-hoon / Rain (1982) Korean - singer-songwriter, actor, and music producer.
Matsuda Ryūhei (1983) Korean, Japanese - actor.
Bang Sung-hoon (1983)-Korean-Actor
Steven Yeun (1983) Korean - actor.
Ha Soo-Ho (1983) Korean - actor.
Heo Hyeong-Gyu (1983) Korean - actor.
Min Jung-Ki (1983) Korean - actor.
Jeon Jae-Hyeong (1983) Korean - actor.
Um Tae-Goo (1983) Korean - actor.
Kim Jae-wook (1983) Korean- actor and model.
David Park (1983) Korean - musician and producer.
Ben Henderson (1983) Korean / African-American - MMA fighter.
Kim Bum-Joon (1983) Korean - actor.
Han Yi-Jin / Han Sung-Yong (1983) Korean - actor.
Seo Hyun-Woo (1983) Korean - actor.
Lee Kwang-Soo (1984) Korean - actor.
Seo Dong-Gun (1984) Korean - actor.
Jon Lee Brody (1984) Korean / German, Jewish- actor.
Sean Dulake (1984) Korean / White- actor and director.
Song Joong-ki (1985) Korean - actor.
Kim Woo-Joo (1985)- Korean-actor
Lee Ho-Cheol / Lee Won-Seob (1985) Korean - actor.
Matsuda Shōta (1985) Japanese, Korean - actor.
Nosaj Thing / Jason Chung (1985) Korean - producer.
Lee Dong-Hwi (1985) Korean - actor.
Kim Tae-Gyeom (1985) Korean - actor.
Kim Young-Choon (1985) Korean - actor.
Stephen Sohn (1986) Korean - model.
Choi Si-won (1986) Korean - singer, songwriter, model, and actor.
Eugene Lee Yang (1986) Korean - Buzzfeed employee.
Lee Dong-hae (1986) Korean - idol (Super Junior)
Lee Sunghwa (1986) Korean-Rapper
Ki Hong-Lee (1986) Korean- actor.
Bae Je-Ki (1986) Korean - actor.
Ryoo Joon-Yeol (1986) Korean - actor
Yoon Shi-yoon (1986) Korean-Actor
Yoo Ah-in (1968) Korean - actor
Yoon Chae-Sung (1968) Korean - actor
Park Jung-Woo (1968) Korean - actor.
David Choi (1986) Korean - member of parody K-Pop group BgA and YouTuber.
Brandon Paak Anderson / Anderson Paak / Anderson .Paak (1986) African American / Korean - singer, songwriter, rapper, drummer and record producer.
Ahn Jae-Hyun (1987) Korean- model & actor.
Paul Barbato/Barby (1987) Korean / Italian, French, Swiss, Irish - YouTuber (Geography Now).
Choi Min (1987) Korean - actor.
Kim Yoon-Bae (1987) Korean - actor.
Jung Il-Woo (1987) Korean - actor.
Kim Young-kwang (1987) Korean-actor
Park Jae-beom / Jay Park (1987) Korean - singer, songwriter, rapper, dancer, record producer, model, choreographer, entrepreneur and actor.
Namekawa Yasuo (1987) Korean/Japanese-Idol (M.I.B).
Sam Carter (1987)-Korean/White-Idol (Lunafly)
Kim Junsu (1987)-Korean- Solo
Lee Min-ho (1987) Korean- actor and singer.
Yoon Kyun-sang (1987)-Korean-Actor
Jang Keun-suk (1987) Korean- actor and singer.
Jay Hayden (1987)-Korean/Irish-Actor
Seo Jun-Young (1987) Korean - actor.
Eric Nam (1988) Korean- Soloist
Lee Chang-seon (1988) Korean-Actor
Jung Hae-in (1988) Korean-Actor
Park Seo Joon (1988) Korean-Actor
Song Won-Seok (1988) Korean - actor.
Kim Soo-hyun / G.Soul (1988) Korean- actor.
Alexander Lee Eusebio (1988) Korean/Portguese/Chinese-Actor and TV Host
Ex-plicit linez / Brandon Jermaine Yun / ESP (1988) Korean - rapper.
Kim Ji-hyun (1988) Korean - RnB singer.
John Park (1988) Korean - singer.
Bii Shujin (1989) Korean/Taiwanese - actor and singer.
Jung Younghwa (1989) Korean- Actor and Idol (Cnblue)
Lee Gunwoo (1989) Korean-Actor and Idol (Myname)
Lee Jongsuk (1989)-Korean-Actor
Cho Dong-In (1989) Korean - actor
Kim Woo-bin (1989) Korean- actor and model.
Mark Fischbach (1989) Korean / German- Youtuber
Lee Hong-ki (1990) Korean- Actor and Idol (Ft.Island)
Kim Jong-hyun (1990) Korean- Idol (Shinee)
Ross Butler (1990) Malaysian, Chinese, some Japanese, Indonesian, Korean / English, Irish - actor.
Hong Joo-hyun/Cory (1990) Korean-Idol (24k)
Kim Min-seok (1990) Korean - actor.
Seo Jae-Hyung (1990) Korean - actor.
Kim Min-Suk (1990) Korean - actor.
Kang Ha-Neul (1990) Korean - actor.
Mikee Lee (1990) Korean - actor, model, and host.
Lee Minhyuk (1990)- Korean- Actor and Idol (Btob)
Christian Yu (1990)-Korean- Solo and Producer
Cha Hakyeon (1990)-Korean- Actor and Idol (Vixx)
Park Shinwoo (1990) Korean - idol (BLANC7)
Kim Seonghwan/Jean Paul (1991) Korean - idol (BLANC7)
Shin Wonho (1991) Korean- Actor and Idol (Cross Gene)
Choi Kisu (1991) Korean - idol (24k)
Choi Tae-joon (1991) Korean - actor
Charles Melton (1991) Korean / White, Cherokee- actor.
Lee Jung-Shin (1991) Korean- musician, singer (CN BLUE), rapper, & actor.
Ahn Woo-yeon-(1991)-Korean-Actor
Do Jihan (1991) Korean - actor.
Lee Seo-Joon (1991) Korean - actor.
Oh Se-hun / David Oh (1991) Korean - singer.
Park Hyungsik-(1991)-Korean-Actor and Idol (Zea)
Jung Jin-young (1991) Korean- actor and singer(B1A4)-songwriter.
Misha Ge (1991) Korean/Chinese, Russian-figure skater
Hwang Eui-jeong (1991) Korean - idol (BLANC7)
Christopher Thomas Woo / Kevin Woo (1991) Korean - singer, actor and tv host.
Oh Seung-Hoon (1991) Korean - actor.
Kwon Hyuk(Dean) (1992) Korean- Singer, songwriter, & producer.
Lim Hyunsik (1992) Korean- Idol (BTOB)
Kim Yeon-hak/D.L. (1992) Korean - idol (BLANC7)
Jo Jinho (1992) Korean-Idol (Pentagon)
John Elvis (1992) Korean / Mexican- actor.
Kim Minhyuk (1992) Korean-Idol (Map6)
Kim Min-kyu (1992) Korean-Actor
Kim Sung-chan/Spax (1992) Korean - idol (BLANC7)
Lee Poong-Woon (1992) Korean - actor.
Kang Da-Bin (1992) Korean - actor.
Lee Seunghyub (1992) Korean-Actor and Idol (N.flying)
Park Hyunho (1992) Korean-Solo
Park Jaehyung (1992)-Korean- Idol (Day6)
Jang Wooyoung (1992)-Korean-Idol (VAV)
Kim Chan-yul (1992)-Korean-Idol (JJCC)
Choi Junghyeop (1992)Korean-Idol (VAV)
Han Jihyun (1992) Korean-Actor and Idol (Mr.Mr.)
Choi Junhyuk (1992)-Korean-Idol (Hotshot)
Woo Do Hwan (1992) Korean- Actor
Kim Hee-chan (1992) Korean-Actor
Evan Fong (1992) Korean / Chinese - internet personality and hockey player.
Kang Joon-kyu (1993)-Korean-Idol (Myname)
Jung Daehyun (1993) Korean-Idol (BAP)
Kim Inseong (1993) Korean-Idol (SF9)
Kim Ji-soo (1993) Korean-Actor
Shin Dong-geun / Peniel Shin (1993) Korean - idol (BTOB)
Kim Se-yoon (1993)-Korean-Idol (Ace)
Lee Donghoon (1993) Korean - idol (Ace)
Lee Hwi-Taek (1993)-Korean-Idol (Pentagon)
Lee Minhyuk (1993)- Korean-Idol (Monsta-X)
Lee Seung-hoon (1993)-Korean-Idol (Winner)
Park Jeup (1993)-Korean-Idol (Imfact)
Kim Jeung-uk (1993) Korean - idol (24k)
Shin Jaeha (1993)-Korean- Actor
Shin Je-min (1993)-Korean-Actor and Solo
Yoo Seung-ho (1993)-Korean-Actor
Kim Seyong (1993)-Korean-Actor and Idol (Myname)
John Kim (1993) Korean - actor.
Park Bogum (1993)- Korean- Actor
Jun Sung Ahn (1993) Korean - idol (BgA)
Bernard Park / NakJoon (1993) Korean - singer.
Moon Taeil (1994) Korean-Idol (NCT)
Jung Ilhoon (1994) Korean-Idol (BTOB)
Park Jun-hee/Jun (1994) Korean - idol (Ace)
Kim Heecheon (1994) Korean-Idol (Halo)
Kim Geong-woong/K-KID (1994) Korean - idol (BLANC7)
Ahn Daniel (1994)- Korean-Idol (Teen Top)
Kang Seung-yoon (1994)- Korean -Actor and Idol (Winner)
Yang Hongseok (1994)-Korean-Idol (Pentagon)
Kim Wonpil (1994)-Korean-Idol (Day6)
Booboo Stewart (1994) Japanese, Chinese, Korean / Scottish, Russian, Blackfoot (Unconfirmed) - actor.
Kim Kiho (1994)-Korean-Idol (Map6)
Kim Sungjoo (1994)-Korean-Actor and Idol (Uniq)
Kim Jaehyun (1994)-Korean- Idol (N.flying)
Chae Hyungwon (1994)-Korean-Model and Idol (Monsta-x)
Nam Joo Hyuk (1994)-Korean-actor
Kim Dong-hyun/Gong Yoo (1994) Korean - actor
Kang Tae-oh (1994) Korean - actor
Yang Hong-Seok / Hongseok (1994) Korean - actor.
Joshua Hong (1995) Korean-Idol (Seventeen)
Ko Shin-won (1995) Korean-Idol (Pentagon)
Lee Sang-Hyuk (1995)-Korean-Idol (SF9)
Lee Taehwan (1995)- Korean- Actor and Idol (5uprise)
Yoon Jeonghan (1995)-Korean-Idol (Seventeen)
Choi Sungmin (1995)-Korean-Actor
Yeon Jun-Suk (1995) Korean - actor.
Ahn Hyo-Seop (1995)-Korean-Actor
Choi Jun-hong (1996)-Korean Idol (BAP)
Lim Sejun (1996)-Korean-Idol (Victon)
Lee Chang-sun (1996) Korean - idol (24k)
Kim Minjae (1996)-Korean-Actor
Honda Taichi (1996) Korean/Japanese - idol (BLANC7)
Oh Heejun (1996) Korean-Idol (KNK)
Yeo Chang-gu (1996)-Korean-Idol (Pentagon)
Kim Yong-guk (1996)-Korean/Chinese-Idol (JBJ, Longguo and Sihyun)
Kim DongYoung (1996)-Korean- Idol(NCT)
Kim Min-hwi-(1996)-Korean-Idol (Romeo)
KIm Min-hak (1996)-Korean-Idol(Romeo)
Kim Byeong-kwan/Jason (1996) Korean - idol (Ace)
Jang Sebin (1996)-Korean-Idol (Snuper)
Choi Byung-chan (1997) Korean-Idol (Victon)
Kim Dong-hyuk (1997)-Korean-Idol (Ikon)
Kang Yu-chan (1997) Korean- idol (Ace)
Kwon Hyun-bin (1997) Korean - idol (JBJ)
Yoo Taeyang (1997)-Korean-Idol (SF9)
Kwak Dong yeon (1997)-Korean-Actor
Isaac Jin Solstein (1998) Korean / White- actor.
Choi Hansol (1998) Korean/White- Idol (Seventeen)
Sam Kim (1998) Korean - singer and guitarist.
Kim Jin-hong (1998) Korean - idol (24k)
Shim Hong-seob (1998) Korean - idol (24k)
Kang Hyung-gu/Kino (1998) Korean - idol (Pentagon)
Jung Woo-seok (1998) Korean - idol (Pentagon)
Lee Ji-Oh (1998) Korean - actor.
Kim Hee-Soo (1999) Korean - actor.
Park Solomon (1999) Korean - actor.
Mark Lee (1999) Korean-Idol (NCT)
Lee Chan (1999) Korean-Idol (Seventeen)
Noh Kang Min (1999) Korean-Idol (Romeo)
Kim Tae Young (1999) Korean-Idol (Seven O���Clock)
Jo Young Woon (1999) Korean-Idol (14U)
Kwang Hyuk (1999) Korean-Idol (14U)
Lee Se Jin (1999) Korean-Idol (14U)
Park Ji Hoon (1999) Korean-Idol (Wanna One)
Park Woo Jin (1999) Korean-Idol (Wanna One)
Yoon Sanha (2000) Korean-Idol (Astro)
Kang Chan Hee (2000)- Korean-Idol(SF9)
Kim Hwi Young (2000)-Korean-Idol (SF9)
Jang Yun Ho (2000)-Korean-Idol (Varsity)
Jo Da Won (2000)-Korean-Idol (Varisty)
Kwon Kyeong Tae (2000) Korean-Idol (14U)
Bae Jin Young (2000) Korean-Idol (Wanna One)
Lee Jeno (2000) Korean-Idol (NCT Dream)
Kim Dong hyuk (2000) Korean-Idol (NCT Dream)
Na Jae Min (2000) Korean-Idol (NCT Dream)
Ahn Do-Kyu (2000) Korean - actor.
Lee Dae Hwi (2001) Korean-Idol (Wanna One)
Han Hyun-min (2001) Korean / Nigerian - model.
Park Ji Sung- (2002)-Korean-Idol (NCT Dream)
Jaeden Lieberher (2002 / 2003) Korean (maternal grandmother), German, English, as well as 1/16th French-Canadian, 1/16th Belgian/Walloon, some Scots-Irish/Northern Irish and Scottish - actor.
Kim Sang-woo (?) Korean- model- Trans!
Jonathan Stanton (?) Korean/Polish-Actor
Vince Foster (?) Korean/Irish-Actor
Moses Archuleta (?) Korean and hispanic - drummer (Deerhunter)
Shane Gallagher (?) Korean - musician.
Kero One (?) Korean - musician.
Steven Lee (?) Korean - producer.
Mike Park (?) Korean - musician and activist.
James Roh / Prohgress (?) Korean - idol (Far East Movement)
Jae Choung / J Splif (?) Korean - idol (Far East Movement)
Ben “B-Tek” Chung (?) Korean - dancer (Jabbawockeez).
Mike Song (?) Korean - dancer (Kaba Modern)
Jung Hyung-Suk (?) Korean - actor.
Lee Hyun-Geol (?) Korean - actor.
Moon Kyung-Min (?) Korean - actor.
Kim Tan-Hyun (?) Korean - actor.
Ryoo Sung-Hyun (?) Korean - actor.
Han Geun-Sub (?) Korean - actor.
Yoo Soon-Chul (?) Korean - actor.
Sung Do-Hyun (?) Korean - actor.
Heo Jung-Do (?) Korean - actor.
Yoo Soon-Woong (?) Korean - actor.
Do Yong-Gu (?) Korean - actor.
Hyun Chul-Ho (?) Korean - actor.
Kim Sun-Ha (?) Korean - actor.
Goo Bon-Woong (?) Korean - actor.
Jeong Gi-Seop (?) Korean - actor.
Yeo Moo-Young (?) Korean - actor.
Lee Sang-Hee (?) Korean - actor.
Jung Dong-Gyu (?) Korean - actor.
Yoo Seung-Mok (?) Korean - actor.
Jung Ha-Yoon (?) Korean - actor.
Kim Young-Ki (?) Korean - actor.
Lee Woo-Suk (?) Korean - actor.
Kim Jin-Kook (?) Korean - actor.
Kim Kwang-Young (?) Korean - actor.
Problematic/Otherwise don’t use:
Lee Min-ki (1985) Korean- actor - sexual assault charges
Park Yoo-chun (1986) Korean- actor and singer-songwriter.-sexual assault charges
Kang Dong-won (1981) Korean- actor- tried to cover up pro-Japanese family history
Kwon Ji-yong / G-Dragon (1988) Korean - idol (Big Bang) - appropriation, blackface.
Dong Young-bae / Taeyoung (1988) Korean - idol (Big Bang) - appropriation.
Choi Seung-hyun / T.O.P (1987) Korean - idol (Big Bang) - appropriation.
Kang Dae-sung / Daesung (1989) Korean - idol (Big Bang) - appropriation, blackface.
Lee Seung-hyun / Seungri (1990) Korean - idol (Big Bang) - appropriation, blackface, misogynistic, sexual assault accusations.
Kim Jong-in / Kai (1994) Korean - idol (EXO) - appropriation.
Park Jimin (1995) Korean - idol (BTS) - appropriation.
No Sul Il (1995) Korean-idol (Up10tion)-blackface/sexist sketch on a variety show
Samuel Kim Arredondo (2002) Korean and Rumored to be Mexican and/or Hispanic-Solo - appropriation
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Korean Dramas - Summer 2017
This is a list of miniseries; dramas over 50 episodes and webdramas have been excluded. I also chose to ignore the split in episodes recently done by some broadcasting stations. Episode counts will be left at the original hour long total for each day. Lastly, if there is a question mark (?) next to a start date, it is a date that I guessed based on previous dramas’ end dates and is subject to change. Happy watching~
June
The Best Hit - June 2
Romance, Comedy, Family
KBS - 16 episodes
Yoon Shi Yoon, Cha Tae Hyun, Kim Min Jae, Lee Se Young
First KBS Fri/Sat drama since The Producers
Duel - June 3
Sci-fi, Suspense, Thriller
OCN - 16 episodes
Jung Jae Young, Kim Jung Eum, Yang Se Jong, Seo Eun Soo
Airing after Tunnel
Stranger (a.k.a. Secret Forest) - June 10
Drama, Law, Thriller
TvN - 16 episodes
Jo Seung Woo, Bae Doo Na, Lee Joon Hyuk
Airing after Chicago Typewriter
Woman of Dignity - June 16
Drama
JTBC - 20 episodes
Kim Hee Sun, Kim Sun Ah, Lee Ki Woo, Shim Hyung Tak
Airing after Man to Man
July
Bride of the Water God - July 3
Fantasy, Romance, Manga
TvN - 16 episodes
Nam Joo Hyuk, Shin Se Kyung, Krystal, Gong Myung, Im Joo Hwan
Airing after Circle
The King Loves - July 17
Historical, Melodrama, Romance
MBC - 20 episodes
Im Siwan, Yoona, Hong Jong Hyun, Park Hwan Hee
Airing after Lookout
School 2017 - July 17
Romance, School
KBS - 16 episodes
Kim Se Jeong, Kim Jung Hyun, Jang Dong Yoon, Seol In Ah
Airing after Fight For My Way
Reunited Worlds - July 19
Fantasy, Romance, Supernatural
SBS - 20 episodes
Lee Yeon Hee, Yeo Jin Goo, Jung Chae Yeon, Ahn Jae Hyun
Airing after Suspicious Partner
Man Who Dies To Live - July 19
Family
MBC - 24 episodes
Choi Min Soo, Kang Ye Won, Shin Sung Rok
Airing after Ruler: Master of the Mask
Fabrication (a.k.a. Falsify) - July 24
Law, Thriller
SBS - 16 episodes
Nam Goong Min, Uhm Ji Won, Jun Hye Bin, Yoo Joon Sang
Airing after My Sassy Girl
Criminal Minds - July 26
Crime
TvN - 20 episodes
Lee Jun Ki, Moon Chae Won
First in TvN’s Wed/Thurs time slot
August
Strongest Deliveryman - Aug 4
Romance, Youth
KBS - 16 episodes
Chae Soo Bin, Go Kyung Po, Go Won Hee, Kim Sun Ho
Airing after The Best Hit
Save Me - Aug 5
Action, Crime, Mystery, Psychological, Suspense, Thriller
OCN - 16 episodes
Seo Ye Ji, Ok Taecyeon, Jo Sung Ha, Woo Do Hwan
Airing after Duel
Manhole: Wonderland’s Feel - Aug 9
Comedy, Supernatural, youth
KBS - 16 episodes
Jaejoong, UEE
Airing After Queen for Seven Days
Deserving of the Name - Aug 12
Medical, Sci-fi
TvN - 16 episodes
Kim Nam Gil, Kim Ah Joong, Moon Ga Young, Yoo Min Kyu
Airing after Secret Forest
Age of Youth Season 2 - Aug 25
Comedy, Drama, Friendship, Life, Romance
JTBC - 12 episodes
Han Ye Ri, Park Eun Bin, Han Seung Yeon, Ji Woo, Choi Ara
Airing after Woman of Dignity
Hospital Ship - Aug 30
Medical, Romance
MBC - 20 episodes
Ha Ji Won, Kang Minhyuk, Kwon Mina, Lee Seo Won
Airing after Man Who Dies To Live
***will update as new info is released***
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Moon lovers. Scarlet Heart: Ryeo final thoughts (aka Layla you are too late for this train)
This is the last text post on this I promise I'll shut up now.
I have so many feelings... this will be all over the place but here I go.
About final episode
First of all, if Soo and So had met in a different time... Things would have truly worked. So needed healing, Soo needed maturing and loosing her innocence, but later she also needed healing and comprehension. That was something, that, due the circumstances (like the absolutely unhealthy environment they were in -this affected Soo the most- and their absolute dependence on each other -this affected So the most- or the fact pretty much everyone was making them feel guilty for just being together) they couldn't quite give each other. I would like to see the re-encounter in present day, but the ending was nice, in my opinion. I think So really needed to come to terms with himself in order to be with Soo, or with anyone else, romantically or not. By the ending and the way he let Baek Ah go, I'd say he was finally reaching that point.
I would have liked that he had let her go when she said she wanted to leave the palace, that she couldn't stand that life anymore. If she couldn't have escaped with Jung and would have stayed there forever with So as he pretended, she would have died. She would have died full of hatred, resentment and unhappiness. With Jung and her daughter, at least she had time for healing, for coming to terms with herself and start overcoming her traumas, a time for being happy, at peace, and remembering, but also forgetting.
Second, I'm mad at So for, apparently, treating his son so coldly and with so little love. It's not the kid's fault if his parents don't love -and to a certain point even hate- each other. Doesn't So understand that by doing that he'll only make it worse by raising a child that will become just like him? A walking trauma full of hate? That by leaving the kid only to his mother -like King Taejo did- he will become her toy, her particular monster like Yo was to Queen Yoo? Also, the epilogue-ish tells us that he was a wise king... But through his actions in the drama, I don't see it, to be honest. I see he progressed in the end, but he was generally driven by resentment, hate and his so called love for Hae Soo. He didn't think things coldly. He would often change his mind. He was emotionally and in his personal affairs, very unstable. And he did get rid of his cousins, nephews and the brothers that didn't directly support him.
Some of the things that happened in the drama in the political part of plot are very lacking and not credible, especially the later reign of Yo and what we saw of So's reign. The part involving the defeated kingdoms and princess Woo Hee was especially lacking the whole time. I feel her storyline and the later Eun/Soon Deok storylines didn't quite fit in, to be honest.
Also, I am firm in my opinion that, after all, the only person that truly loved Hae Soo, regardless everything, no matter what situation they were in, the only person that showed full support and was constantly there for her expecting literally nothing in exchange ever, was Jung, the 14th prince. Along with Baek Ah he was also the only one that never used her for reaching his means or justifying his own actions and ambitions. The fact that he raised her daughter as his own says a lot.
The ninth prince didn't have the terrible death I wanted and expected, but at least he died feeling guilty lol. But ok.
Also, while I understand the general hate for Yeong Hwa, I think she, too, had her motives and I think none of us, as viewers (and the show's writers to be honest), took the time to really understand her. She was not just a power hungry woman.
I think this is all, more or less. I just wanted to add that I really, really like Choi Ji Mong's character. It was very enigmatic, but also endearing and I would have liked to see more of him.
General opinion on the drama
Overall, it was a very nice watch, that was an emotional roller coaster.
The plot was addictive (I pointed out before how it was a little lacking at times, and the script itself however was a little... idk), the performances were good (some better than others, I'll talk more about this later), the cinematography was stunning (where did they film this? Because it's breathtaking, I'll save money and go on a trip there, for real), the makeup and dressing was 10/10, all characters were very well rounded and the soundtrack was very good (especially the espectacular instrumental. I found the constant use of the songs from the ost, especially three of them a little irritating, though all the songs were very good and I like a lot many of the artists involved) all together with a decent editing. I would have made last episode a little longer than the rest, to explain the ending better. The middle episodes (around 7 to 14) were the ones I'd say I enjoyed the most, while episode 1, and episodes 18 and 19 were the ones I liked the least.
I'd like to get deeper into the acting part because there were so many characters and most of them played major roles in the plot development.
I loved Hae Soo/Go HaJin, and how she progressed even though in the last couple episodes I felt something missing, I couldn't explain what exactly. I'll confess, IU is the main reason why I started watching this. I listened to her music while studying and found I really liked it and loved her lyrics, so I decided I would watch her actress face as well. IU's acting was generally very good, maybe a bit lacking at times though, but you can see that she really did put a lot of effort here. In the final episode her acting was especially good. I would have loved that they showed us more of Go Ha Jin before she time-traveled. For someone that got her heart broken and lost her best friend too, she doesn't even think about it twice.
Now Wang So. I have a bit of a love/hate realationship with him. I love how well constructed his character is and also his development. I could write a whole super long post about him. Overall I think he needed help, help to overcome all his traumas. I think he could be a really toxic person, but I also think he could have worked to be better in this sense. Whatever, I don't want to extend this too much so let's jump to the person portraying him. I absolutely in love with Lee Jun Ki. He did an A+ job, making such a complex character accessible, a person that could be terrifying and ruthless but also deeply human and fragile. I am willing to watch more of him. And he has a cute smile too.
Now, the rest of the princes. I'll admit both Baek Ah and Wang Jung own my heart (reasons explained above). I think both Nam Joo Hyuk and Ji Soo did decent jobs portraying them, though I like them better in other roles. Baekhyun did a good with his funny, childish and playful character, the lovely Wang Eun. We didn't see much of Wang Mu (who I liked, he was a good guy) and the 9th prince Wang Won (who I hated as said before). And yes, I didn't forget about these two: Wang Yo and Wang Wook. I think these are both very interesting characters, especially Yo. He is So's nemesis, counterpart, brother, but also they are in many senses exactly one and the same. I'd love to see more of his reign and how he survived. Hong Jong Hyun was great as the bad guy™. Kang Ha Neul delivered amazingly well, too, portraying the nice, apparently perfect 8th prince in the beginning and progressively going to the cold hearted Wook in the end. Like with IU, I felt his portrayal could have been better at times.
I think the rest of the royal family did great jobs and I loved the presence of both queens and king Taejo. I already expressed my feelings for Yeong Hwa. She is a character I liked but that I think was misunderstood by both the audience and even the writers. I'd add that, to be honest (and like I said I like her character and find her interesting) I didn't like Kang Han Na's portrayal.
With the rest of secondary characters, since they are so many (and I already spoke about Ji Mong) I'll say I loved all ladies in this show. Really. All of them. I am absolutely in love with Oh Soo Yeon and honestly, Woo Hee Jin is a babe who did an amazing job playing the part. Chae Ryung was the sweetest girl in the world,
Lady Hae deserved everything good and I loved the way Park Si Eun portrayed her. Park Soon Deok was amazing and Z.Hera has gained a place in my heart. Woo Hee was an amazing girl too, and a good character, but I felt she was so misplaced in the overall storyline... sometimes I felt her character was there only to be a love interest for Baek Ah or for showing Seohyun as an actress (she did a decent acting as well, it was just that her character was too out of place).
And this is all. It's over and I'm glad I took the time to watch this and laugh, and cry and fangirl with it. I hope if you watched it you enjoyed as much as I did and find in my words something to identify with or discuss with, and I hope if you didn't watch you do and don't read this because so many spoilers lol
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Drama Korea My Country Subtitle Indonesia
SINOPSIS My Country :
Ditetapkan selama akhir periode Goryeo ke periode Joseon awal. Dua teman mengarahkan pedang mereka terhadap satu sama lain karena perbedaan pendapat tentang “My Country“. Seo Hwi yang diperankan oleh Yang Se-Jong adalah seorang pejuang. Ayahnya, Seo Geom, adalah komandan terkenal. Seo Hwi tidak berkompromi ketika menyangkut ketidakadilan.
Hidupnya berubah menjadi keberadaan yang mengerikan, tetapi dia masih tersenyum. Nam Sun-Ho pintar dan sosok yang berbakat. Karena ibunya lahir di kelas terendah, Nam Sun-Ho dipandang rendah oleh orang lain. Dia ingin lulus ujian dinas militer.
Karena skandal korupsi yang melibatkan ayahnya, Nam Sun-Ho kehilangan mimpinya. Memperburuk keadaan, dia terlibat konflik dengan Seo Hwi karena kesalahpahaman.
Detail Drama Korea My Country :
Judul : My Country
Judul Lainnya : 나의 나라
Genre : Historical, Romance, Drama
Episodes : 16 (enam belas)
Sutradara : Kim Jin Won
Penulis Naskah : Chae Seung Dae
Stasiun Channel : JTBC
Di tayangkan pada : Paruh kedua 2019
Daftar Pemain My Country :
Main Cast
Yang Se Jong as Seo Hwi
Woo Do Hwan as Nam Sun Ho
Kim Sul Hyun as Han Hee Jae
Royal Figures
Jang Hyuk as Lee Bang Won (Taejong of Joseon)
Kim Young Chul as Lee Sung Gye
Park Ye Jin as Queen Shinduk
Kim Min Ho as Lee Bang Suk
Others
Yoo Oh Sung as Seo Gum
Jang Young Nam as Leader
Ji Seung Hyun as Park Chi Do
Lee Yoo Joon as Jung Bum
Kim Seo Kyung as Chan Ka
In Gyo Jin Park Moon Bok
Jo Yi Hyun as Seo Yun
Hong Ji Yoon as Hwa Wol
Jang Do Ha (장도하) as Kyul
Kim Jae Young as Tae Ryung
Lee Hyun Kyun as Lee Bang Gan
Kim Dong Won as Hwang Sung Rok
Ahn Nae Sang as Namjeon
Lee Seung Chul as Lee Saek
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Episode 2
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540p : Mega | Zippyshare | Uptobox | Verystream | Openload | Userscloud | SF | GDrive | Mirror
Sub Indo | Eng Sub
Episode 3
360p : Mega | ddl.to | Openload | Verystream | Solidfiles| Zippyshare | GDrive | Mirror
540p : Mega | Zippyshare | Uptobox | Verystream | Openload | Userscloud | SF | GDrive | Mirror
Sub Indo | Eng Sub
Episode 4
360p : Mega | Userscloud | Openload | Verystream | Solidfiles| Zippyshare | GDrive | Mirror
540p : Mega | Zippyshare | Uptobox | Verystream | Openload | Userscloud | SF | GDrive | Mirror
Sub Indo | Eng Sub
Episode 5
360p : Mega | Userscloud | Openload | Verystream | Solidfiles| Zippyshare | GDrive | Mirror
540p : Mega | Zippyshare | Uptobox | Verystream | Openload | Userscloud | SF | GDrive | Mirror
Sub Indo | Eng Sub
Episode 6
360p : Mega | Userscloud | Openload | Verystream | Recaty | Zippyshare | GDrive | Mirror
540p : Mega | Zippyshare | Uptobox | Verystream | Openload | Userscloud | SF | GDrive | Mirror
Sub Indo | Eng Sub
Episode 7
360p : Mega | Userscloud | Openload | Verystream | Recaty | Zippyshare | GDrive | Mirror
540p : Mega | Zippyshare | Uptobox | Verystream | Openload | Userscloud | SF | GDrive | Mirror
Sub Indo | Eng Sub
Episode 8
360p : Mega | Userscloud | Openload | Verystream | Recaty | Zippyshare | GDrive | Mirror
540p : Mega | Zippyshare | Uptobox | Verystream | Openload | Userscloud | SF | GDrive | Mirror
Sub Indo | Eng Sub
Episode 9
360p : Mega | Userscloud | Uploadcenter | Verystream | Recaty | Zippyshare | GDrive | Mirror
540p : Mega | Zippyshare | Uptobox | Recaty | Uploadcenter | Userscloud | SF | GDrive | Mirror
Sub Indo | Eng Sub
Episode 10
360p : Mega | Userscloud | Uploadcenter | Verystream | Racaty | Zippyshare | GDrive | Mirror
540p : Mega | Zippyshare | Uptobox | Recaty | Uploadcenter | Userscloud | SF | GDrive | Mirror
Sub Indo | Eng Sub
Episode 11
360p : Mega | Userscloud | Uploadcenter | Uppit | Racaty | Zippyshare | GDrive | Mirror
540p : Mega | Zippyshare | Uptobox | Racaty | Uploadcenter | Userscloud | SF | GDrive | Mirror
Sub Indo | Eng Sub
Episode 12
360p : Mega | Mp4upload | Uploadcenter | Uppit | Racaty | Zippyshare | GDrive | Mirror
540p : Mega | Zippyshare | Uptobox | Racaty | Uploadcenter | Userscloud | SF | GDrive | Mirror
Sub Indo | Eng Sub
Episode 13
360p : Mega | Mp4upload | Uploadcenter | Uppit | Racaty | Zippyshare | GDrive | Mirror
540p : Mega | Zippyshare | Uptobox | Racaty | Uploadcenter | Userscloud | SF | GDrive | Mirror
Sub Indo | Eng Sub
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