To get a new person into dramas

I Need Romance has a similar feel to Sex and the City so I would try that. I think City Hunter may have too much action in it for someone who is into girly dramas (at least to begin with but Lee Minho is a definite for the future). Maybe Queen Inhyun's Man, that's the most romantic drama I've seen to date :) and so far it's my favourite!

I can't believe Coffee Prince or Pride wouldn't get her into them! Possibly if she is 25 she might like something geared toward a more mature young woman... City Hall Dal Ja's Spring Chuno is sort of a Sauguk with a western feel. Lots of action. those are my recs!

Arigatou mina-san ^_^ Although I would to have watch most of those dramas first, before I recommend it to someone else ;) I sent her links to City Hunter eventually (well... she usually complain about corrupt politicians, so it may be a satisfying theme for her ;)), also for Love Shuffle and Skip Beat, very different dramas maybe something will suit her, who knows.. so far she is in state of bewilderment due to kpop, we'll see where it goes from there and will she like it or not, or will she watch anything at all. But I got my husband (her brother) to watch 3 episodes of Bridal Mask with me yesterday! And he is willing to continue! Yuupii!!!

I'm in trouble !!!! Until now my mother was in a good path to become a dramaddict, but I made the huge mistake to start Faith with her...but now we finished episode 9 and she is starting to tell me that this drama will be the last and all ! After Moon/Sun she was completely into it, but Faith distroyed eveything ! I wanted to show her TBDW or K2H, but how can I get her to accept it ? If only drama were well represented in trailers...I have nothing to make her want to watch a drama...fanmade MVs contain often a lot of spoiler...

Maybe you should let your sister in law watch movies first :3 And recommend your favorite movies/dramas. I have a friend and now she's addicted with dramas :)) But before she got addicted, I gave her a list of my favorite dramas. And there goooo. She watched it as well and it effectively worked ;D

I made some of my realtives to watch dramas after showing them 1 or 2 good movies and after wards I showed them like 4-5 different first eps...they liked City Hunter (after I forced them to watch the second eps too^^), because it was interesting, so they said
the thought Boys Over Flowers was funny, especially because of the curly hair of Jun Pyo, they liked A Gentleman's Dignity, because the main lead didn't look too young, they also liked Chilling Romance (actually it was my first time watching the movie too and I was forced to watch a horror movie), they thought Love Rain was amazingly boring and King2Hearts was a little bit unlogical because there are some fictional facts between North and South Korea...

in the end, I watched City Hunter and God's Quiz with them...they liked it and now my brother likes dramas too^^
So this is what my family thought about different dramas, I hope it helped, but my family is quite hard to persuade to do something....

I know what you mean. At first my brother was like: I can't watch anything which didn't happen in the real history, so he couldn't watch most of the historical dramas, since there was either some supernatural things or like in Bridal Mask, where Gaksital didn't really exist...now, it got better but at the beginning it was quite hard to find some dramas he would watch... Ahhh, it's really annoying to watch one eps and then wait for the next (because someone doesn't want to make a dramathon...^^) but in the end the excitement gets also a little bit bigger, so it's bearable...sometimes ;)