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NEW FAVORITES 2025 AND BEYOND (No Particular Order) The Trauma Code Karma FAVORITE DRAMAS (No Particular Order) Hush Navillera Item My Mister The Sound Of Magic My Liberation Notes "Haebang" "Strange" Attorney Woo-Young-Woo Taxi Driver Bad And Crazy Vincenzo Blind On The Verge Of Insanity Forecasting Love And Weather Happiness "Ohjingoh" Game Stranger S1 Monthly Magazine Home Voice S1 Signal Uncle (Sahmchun) Prison Playbook Ghost Doctor Bring It On, Ghost! Strangers From Hell My Country: The New Age Live Up To Your Name Tunnel Kairos My Dangerous Wife Bad Guys Beyond Evil Hospital Playlist Shall We Have A Cup Of Coffee? Because This Is My First Life Romance Is A Bonus Book A Korean Odyssey Was It Love? Hi Bye Mamma! Daebok Realty: Sell Your Haunted House Police University Live Soundtrack #1 The Killer's Shopping List Welcome To My Wedding Hell Doctor Lawyer (more to add as we go along) |
PERSONAL THOUGHTS 05/01/25: "The Divorce Insurance" is an interesting, quirky comedy. The concept is interesting. It has also well-known, recognizable actors from other K-Dramas. More thoughts when completed. The team leader is the most relatable - no, not because he's a team leader. Because he farts a lot. Haha. Don't know the name of the actor, but he's mostly played comedic roles (aside from the villain in "Trauma Code" which was also humorous. So far, watching "The Divorce Insurance", "Resident Playbook" and "Heavenly Ever After". Since we have to wait a week for new uploads, why not. 04/26/25: We began watching "Heavenly Ever After" - what a breathe of fresh air. So far, it's a light and warm-hearted drama about the afterlife. How an elderly woman chose to appear as her old age and finds that her spouse went back to his youthful appearance. I'm sure there are a lot of hidden messages in this. But I think the most inspiring thing amongst all this, is the life-long bond they had as a couple when there alive. The drama can also elicit curiosity or intrigue what the afterlife is about. And it kinda makes you think a bit more about how we are living our life right now. Selfless or selfish? Virtuous or violent? Dramas obviously add fictitious elements to make it interesting and entertaining or humorous, but nobody really knows the afterlife (other than the stereotypical heaven and hell). Depicting "Hell" as a fire and brimstone is entertaining on the surface, but I think all it is just a realm where all negative and evil energy reside. Heaven is the opposite - only where positivity, acceptance and unconditional love flourish. We've been more preoccupied living in the physical world to even give a shit about what happens after death. Which makes it evern more terrifying. As long as we're still alive, it is never too late. 04/20/25: Here is the cast of "Karma" commenting on their characters as they re-watch clips: "Karma" is by far one of my favorites. I'm not sure if I'll list a Top Ten, but perhaps. I haven't, since there are just a lot of good dramas. But eventually, there are some that just stand out from everything else or most memorable. "Resident Playlist" episodes are almost 90 minutes each - more than 2 episodes of a regular drama. This is what I call, a replete work / life drama. I wouldn't have it any other way - in fact, it's more entertaining if you were presented with even scenes depict everyday events, like ordering coffee or having a fit over what coffee you ordered or how late you have to work. Archived Entries | PICTURES / IMAGES / MULTIMEDIA
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LET THE GAMES BEGIN 
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MY PLAN IS SET IN MOTION TO CREATE MY OWN BUSINESS 
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WANNA RUN WITH THEIR CREW, HUH? REVENGE IS A DISH BEST SERVED....FROM A TAXI SERVICE! 
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CAST OF VINCENZO MAKING FUNNY FACES (Behing The Scenes from social media) 
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