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Hi guys! 
I'm sorry for not being able to post for the past few weeks and this probably will continue towards the end of the year, but I definitely will try and keep up with this as well as school work. For those of you who go to a "competitive" school, where school is practically 12 hours of your day, you should know the amounts of homework and the inadequate amounts of time to finish it. So, I just really wanted to apologize for not being able to keep this account as active as I want, but please do anticipate new drama reviews as I will be posting those when I finish them. (Sorry, the reviews may be a bit delayed compared to the end date, BUT I definitely will try to enhance and further develop this account) 

In the mean time.........

GOT7 HAS MADE A COMEBACK AND A LOT OF ARTISTS ARE COMING BACK SOON IN OCTOBER! 

W (World of Two Worlds)

Director: Jung Dae-Yoon 

Writer: Song Jae-Jung 
Episodes: 16 
Network: MBC 
End Date: 09.14. 2016 


Cast: 
(top: actor/actress: bottom, role they played in the drama) 

Lee Jong-Suk	Han Hyo-Joo
Kang Chul	Oh Yeon-Joo

Review: 
First off, this drama was really one of the best plots that I have seen. The storyline for this drama was really interesting and strayed away from your typical (but loved) Korean drama love triangle. In a sense this drama is more fictional, but this made me realize what is happening in the world of comics. More so I was able to perceive comics in a different life and it gave a 4th perspective to these books. Before, I would belittle it as ... 

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Uncontrollably Fond

Director: Park Hyun-Suk 

Writer: Lee Kyoung-Hee 
Episodes: 20 
Network: KBS 
End Date: 09. 08.16 



Cast: 
(Top is the actor/actress who plays the bottom lined characters) 

Kim Woo-Bin	Bae Suzy	Lim Ju-Hwan	Lim Ju-Eun
Shin Joon-Young	No Eul	Choi Ji-Tae	Yoon Jung-Eun

Review: 
When I first heard of this drama, there was a great hype of it due to the involvement of Kim Woo Bin as well as Suzy. Their last appearances in the small screen were quite remarkable and their conjoining in this drama made it all the better. This drama depicts the importance of and is a clear representation of perseverance. Throughout all the characters, there was distinct profile within the each of them which gave it into the interesting plot. Through this drama, there was the realization that ...

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So, I know some of you guys are a bit annoyed that I post more about kpop than kdrama, but once again to reinforce you guys, I do post more about kpop because it is more convenient than watching an hour segment. So, here are the debuts/comebacks that occurred today ! 

1. Bobby : HoldUp 

2. Red Velvet: Russian Roulette 

overdone

Hey guys, so I haven't really been active, and as I've said countless of times, I am currently really busy with school work and I don't think I'm keeping up as efficiently as I want to, so I'm not able to really start any new dramas. However, new reviews will be going up soon!!!! Thank you guys for your patience and your continual support! 

Age of Youth

Director: Lee Tae-gon
Writer: Park Yeon-Sun
Episodes: 12 
Network: JTBC 








Cast: 
-- top: actress name bottom: role played in drama -- 

Han Ye-Ri	Han Seung-Yeon	Park Eun-Bin	Hwa Young	Park Hye-Soo
Yoon Jin-Myung	Jung Ye-Eun	Song Ji-Won	Kang Yi-Na	Yoo Eun-Jae

Review: 

The first reason why I decided to watch this drama was because the poster picture was cute and had nicely blended pastel colors. Those colors made me think "wow, this is kind of a high production drama" and "wow, this is so cute!" Therefore, I ended up watching and it was probably one of the most- if you will- inspirational dramas. Let me explain, since I'm currently in the teens, I don't really have much dramas that I can relate or learn from. Most of the dramas are quite romantic and this drama pertained to the...

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Doctors

Director: Oh Choong-Hwan
Writer: Ha Myung-Hee
Episodes: 20 
End Date: 08.23.16 




Cast (main 4) : -- top: actor name, bottom: role -- 

Kim Rae-Won	Park Shin-Hye	Lee Sung-Kyung	Yoon Gyun-Sang	Ji Soo
Hong Ji-Hong	Yoo Hye-Jung	Jin Seo-Woo	Jung Yoon-Do

Review: 
This drama mainly caught my attention because this is one of Park Shin-hye's most recent work after not being on small screens for awhile. (Please correct me if I'm wrong.) After knowing the concept as well as the actors and actresses involved, I was very much interested. As the story begun to unfold, I was intrigued by how the reoccurring theme of overcoming pasts and becoming a greater person. As seen through Hye-Jung, she overcomes her past and is able to achieve her Grandma's goal of being a doctor. Though her intentions in joining that specific hospital are vengeful, she is able to overcome these ideas in order for a greater product (saving patients.) Just as any typical Korean drama, there is always and most definitely will be ... 

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